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2026 Men's European WaterPolo Championship - Belgrade
 
Results (January 10-25, 2026)
 
 
Men's:
1. Serbia  (Filipovic - Mandic - Rasovic - Randelovic - Cuk - Lazic - Drasovic -  N Jaksic - Vico - Dedovic - P Jaksic - Rasovic - Glusac - Martinovic - Lukic)
2. Hungary  (Kristof - Angyal - Manhercz - Akos - Vigvari - Nagy - Fekete - David - Kovacs - Vendel - Jansik - Batizi - Vogel - Zsombor - Varga)
3. Greece  (Zerdevas - Genidounias - Skoumpakis - Gkiouvetsis - Argyropoulos - Papanastasiou - Gkillas - Kalogeropoulos - Chalyvopoulos - Kakaris - Nikolaidis - Papanikolaou - Tzortzatos - Pouros - Spachits)
4. Italy  
5. Spain  
6. Croatia  
7. Montenegro  
8. Romania  
9. France  
10. Georgia  
11. Netherlands  
12. Turkey  
13. Malta  
14. Slovakia  
15. Slovenia  
16. Israel  
 
Results

2026 Men's European WaterPolo Championship - Belgrade
 
Results (January 10-25, 2026)
 
 
Men's:
1. Serbia  (Filipovic - Mandic - Rasovic - Randelovic - Cuk - Lazic - Drasovic -  N Jaksic - Vico - Dedovic - P Jaksic - Rasovic - Glusac - Martinovic - Lukic)
2. Hungary  (Kristof - Angyal - Manhercz - Akos - Vigvari - Nagy - Fekete - David - Kovacs - Vendel - Jansik - Batizi - Vogel - Zsombor - Varga)
3. Greece  (Zerdevas - Genidounias - Skoumpakis - Gkiouvetsis - Argyropoulos - Papanastasiou - Gkillas - Kalogeropoulos - Chalyvopoulos - Kakaris - Nikolaidis - Papanikolaou - Tzortzatos - Pouros - Spachits)
4. Italy  
5. Spain  
6. Croatia  
7. Montenegro  
8. Romania  
9. France  
10. Georgia  
11. Netherlands  
12. Turkey  
13. Malta  
14. Slovakia  
15. Slovenia  
16. Israel  
 
Results

https://www.proclimbing.com/
 
For all my sport climbing fans, don't miss this in just a few hours - I don't know of any other events in this league that are currently scheduled, but I'm looking forward to the return of my fav sport.   (We just had the USA NCh, but ready for the international comps.)

2026 European Team Championships - Basaksehir & Istanbul
 
Results (February 11-15, 2026)
 
Men's Team:
1. France  (Adam - Cattoen - Gicquel - Lanier - Merkle - C Popov - T J Popov - Renoir - Rossi - Roy)
2. Denmark
3. England
3. Sweden
5 Spain  
5. Germany  
7. Turkiye  
7. Finland
 
Women's Team:
1. Bulgaria  (Chepisheva - Mitsova - Nalbantova - Pavlova - E Popivanova - T Popivanova - Popovska - G Stoeva - S Stoeva)
2. Denmark  
3. Turkiye  
3. Ukraine  
5. France  
5. Germany  
7. Czechia  
7. Estonia
 
Results

2026 UCI Men's Tour January Races*
 
Results (January, 2026)
 
* All the races of the month which are not included in the UCI World Tour Races. 
 
** Level of importance in order: Pro ; .1 ; .2
 
Pro / AlUla Tour in  (27-31):
1. Jan Christen
2. Sergio Higuita
3. Igor Arrieta
4. Stefan de Bod
5. Afonso Eulalio
6. Yannis Voisard
7. Nicolas Vinokurov
8. Mauri Vansevenant
9. Jan Castellon
10. Bjoern Koerdt
 
.1 / Classica Camp de Morvedre in  (23):
1. Christian Scaroni
2. Diego Pescador
3. Antonio Tiberi  
 
.1 / Gran Premio Castellon in  (24):
1. Michael Matthews
2. Pau Miquel Delgado
3. Lukas Kubis
 
.1 / Classica Comunitat Valenciana in  (25):
1. Dylan Groenewegen
2. Paul Magnier
3. Emilien Jeanniere
 
.1 / Trofeo Calvia in  (28):
1. Antonio Morgado
2. Hector Alvarez
3. Adne Holter  
 
.1 / Trofeo Serra Tramuntana in  (30):
1. Remco Evenepoel
2. Antonio Morgado
3. Christian Scaroni  
 
.1 / Trofeo Andratx-Pollenca in  (31):
1. Remco Evenepoel
2. Mathys Rondel
3. Maxim van Gils
 
.2 / Vuelta al Tachira in  (9-18):
1. Jorge Abreu
2. Diego Mendez
3. Brandon Rojas
 
.2 / Pune Grand Tour in  (19-23):
1. Luke Mudgway
2. Carter Bettles
3. Yorben Lauryssen
 
.2 / Tour of Sharjah in  (23-27):
1. Rein Taaramae
2. Marcin Budzinski
3. Adne van Engelen  
 
All Races Full Results

2026 European Men's Handball Championship - Herning  ; Malmo and Kristianstad  ; Baerum
 
Results (January 15 - February 1, 2026)
 
 
* Top 6 qualified to 2027 World Men's Handball Championship.
 
Men's:
1. Denmark  (Kirkelokke - Landin - Jakobsen - Lauge - Nielsen - Saugstrup - Gidsel - Moller - Mensah Larsen - Jorgensen - a Plogv Hansen - Andersson - Bergholt - Hald - Hoxer - Anroldsen - Pytlick - Bo Andersen - Svane Knudsen - Kjaer Moller)
2. Germany
3. Croatia
4. Iceland
5. Portugal  
6. Sweden  
7. France  
8. Slovenia  
9. Norway  
10. Hungary  
11. Spain  
12. Switzerland  
13. Faroe Islands 
14. North Macedonia  
15. Netherlands  
16. Austria
17. Czech Republic
18. Italy
19. Serbia
20. Georgia
21. Poland  
22. Romania  
23. Montenegro  
24. Ukraine  
 
Statistics and Awards:
 
Top Goalscorers:
1. Mathias Gidsel / 68
2. Simon Pytlick  / 64
3. Francisco Costa  / 61
 
Top Goalkeepers:
1. Kevin Moller  / 36%
2. Andreas Wolff  / 32%
3. Pauli Jacobsen  / 31%
3. Constantin Mostl  / 31%
3. Emil Nielsen  / 31%
3. Andreas Palicka  / 31%
 
All-Star Team: GK (Andreas Wolff ) - RW (Mario Sostaric ) - RB (Francisco Costa ) - CB (Gisli Porgeir Kristjansson ) - LB (Simon Pytlick ) - LW (August Pedersen ) - Pivot (Johannes Golla )
 
Best Defender: Salvador Martinho Rocha Nogueira Salvador
Best Young Player: Francisco Costa
Best Player of the Final: Kevin Moller
 
Most Valuable Player: Mathias Gidsel
 
Results

Qualifying round starting today. No pause after the Winter Olympics  
 
https://www.concacaf.com/en/under-20s-men/news/u-20-qualifiers-kicks-off-with-eight-matches/

2026 Asian Men's Handball Championship - Kuwait
 
Results (January 15-29, 2026)
 
 
* Top 4 qualified to 2027 World Men's Handball Championship.
 
Men's:
1. Bahrain  (Husain - Rabia - Isa - Al-Showaikh - Qambar - Kadhem - Al-Asheeri - Abdulhusain Ali - Ali Shubbar - Madan - Abdulkarim - Mohamed Ali - Khamis - Ahmed - Mohamed Naser - Al-Sayyad)
2. Qatar
3. Kuwait
4. Japan
5. South Korea  
6. Saudi Arabia  
7. Iraq
8. United Arab Emirates
9. China  (Martyr Fahad Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah Cup Champions)
10. Hong Kong  
11. Jordan
12. Iran
13. Oman
14. Australia  
15. India
 
Statistics and Awards:
 
Top Goalscorers:
1. Saif Al-Adwani  / 54
2. Ahmad Madadi  / 44
3. Khaled Abu Hasan  / 43
3. Jasim Khamis  / 43
 
Top Goalkeepers:
1. Omidreza Robat  / 56%
2. Mohammad Buyabes  / 50%
3. Mohammad Siavoshi  / 43%
 
All-star Team: GK (Ahmed Abdelrahem ) - RW (Salman Al-Showaikh ) - RB (Jin Watanabe ) - CB (Mohamed Habib Naser ) - LB (Saif Al-Adwani ) - LW (Ahmad Madadi ) - Pivot (Soya Ichihara )
 
MVP: Hasan Safar
 
Results

2028 Team Size Projection – Jan 2026 Update
 
Here’s an update to my 2028 Team Size Projection. While I touch upon major events changes may occur due to results in smaller events. Additionally, several sports released their qualification document so there may be cases where I have to update the projection. I will only include sports where there is an update.
 
Here is the link to the updated sheet.
 
 
Aquatics (Water Polo)
The Men’s European Championships saw take gold. The victory moved Serbia up a few places between European nations. With that said, no one fell out of Olympic qualification with the likes of France and Romania still on the outside looking in. remains on the edge.
 
Athletics (Marathon)
Both the Xiamen and Osaka marathons were held this month along with a few other smaller events. While there were a few changes in the rankings, in terms of Olympic projections gains an athlete in the men’s marathon at the expense of
 
Badminton
Major tournaments include the Malaysia Open and India Open. New updates which affected projections include the women’s doubles where overtook . As Polina Buhrova is also scheduled to compete in the singles event, an additional spot has been open. Other changes in the women’s singles was loses one of their quotas. and benefit from those losses.
 
Indonesia’s loss on the women’s side is offset by gaining a second player in the men’s singles. This puts   on the outside.
 
Canoeing
The qualification document for both Slalom and Sprint were released/updated. No significant changes were found in the Sprint update. Slalom had significant changes relative to 2024 where the initial quotas will be decided by rankings and kayak cross will now have significant quotas being allocated. After adjustment, the following nations lost a quota; Andorra, Chinese Taipei, Ireland, New Zealand, North Macedonia, Slovakia, and Sweden. The following nations gained a quota; Canada, China, France, Italy, South Africa, Spain, and Tunisia.
 
Cricket
The Women’s T20 World Cup Qualifier was held. No changes to the projection.
 
Equestrian (Dressage & Jumping)
Various World Cup events were held. No changes to the projections were made.
 
Fencing
We had two Grand Prix this month, one for epee and the other for sabre. In men’s epee, overtakes . On the women’s side, the United States moved into the top 4 in the team ranking, pushing Estonia down to fifth. This pushed out of Olympic qualification while takes the Americas quota. This caused a downstream effect on the individual side as Ukraine takes an individual quota and Canada relinquishes their quota, additionally, gained a quota while lost one.
 
In men’s sabre, now takes the Asian team quota pushing down to just an individual quota. No changes were found in women’s sabre.
 
Handball
Four men’s continental championships were held this month. finished top in Africa while a couple of upsets were saw in South America and Asia where and won over and respectively. Despite their wins, they currently haven’t leapfrogged into being projected to qualify. We’ll see how they perform at the World Championships.
 
Europe saw finish fourth. This was enough to push it into Olympic qualification projection. They pushed out.
 
Rowing
The qualification document was released. There was a change in boat allocation relative to 2024 and the continental qualifier was slightly different than what I projected. Additionally, I assumed coastal rowing would allow 2 men and 2 women to compete in its three events, but the max is 1 man and 1 woman. This has caused significant changes to the projections.
 
Overall, the United States lost four quotas. Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Lithuania, New Zealand, Norway, and Spain lost two quotas and Algeria, Argentina, Croatia, Cuba, Egypt, Kazakhstan, Netherlands, Portugal, Tunisia lost one quota.
 
The following nations have gained two athletes; Japan, Morocco while the following nations gained one athlete; Angola, Austria, Belgium, Chile, Chinese Taipei, Cote d’Ivoire, Denmark, Estonia, Kuwait, Latvia, Mexico, Romania, Philippines, Paraguay, Puerto Rico, South Africa, South Korea, Switzerland, Togo, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu
 
Rugby Sevens
Fixing a couple of mistakes. First on the men, actually has the Asian quota over and in the women as is essentially shutting down the program, I think it is only right to remove them until they decide to compete again. This means is also projected to qualify.
 
As for new updates, we saw the third tier SVNS compete, which brought no new updates and the Singapore SVNS. I also didn’t add the Dubai or Cape Town SVNS in my calculations. For both, while there was some shuffling no one ultimately fell out.
 
Shooting
The Asian Shotgun Championships were held this month. A few top shooters were missing. The only change to the projection is is set to qualify in women’s trap, pushing out
 
Squash
The Tournament of Champions was held this month. Additionally, the qualification document was released. There was some restriction as to how many nations can send two players and this sport will offer universality quotas.
 
The following nations lost an athlete quota; Colombia, France, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and New Zealand. The following nations gained an athlete quota; Canada, Pakistan, Spain (x2), Switzerland, Ukraine
 
Triathlon
The qualification document was released. There are a few changes relative to 2024. Projection changes include: Losses to Hong Kong and Slovenia and gains for Austria and China.
 
Weightlifting
The qualification document was released. One change to be made was the reallocation process for host nation quotas. Due to this, El Salvador Iraq, Palau, Sri Lanka, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu lost quotas while Australia, China, Dominican Republic, Iran, and Samoa (x2) gained quotas.
 
Wrestling
The qualification document was released. There were some significant changes to the qualification process including using the world rankings and the final qualifier only consisting of non-qualified nations. The projection changes are as follows; losses to Belarus, Bulgaria, China, Georgia, Germany, Hungary, Japan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Russia, South Korea, Sweden, and Turkey.
 
Belgium and Lithuania gained 2 quotas while American Samoa, Austria, Estonia, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Latvia, Madagascar, Spain, and Turkmenistan gained 1 quota.

2026 Australian Open - Melbourne
 
Results (January 18 - February 1, 2026)
 
Men's Singles:
1. Carlos Alcaraz
2. Novak Djokovic
3. Alexander Zverev
3. Jannik Sinner
5. Alex de Minaur  
5. Learner Tien  
5. Lorenzo Musetti  
5. Ben Shelton
9. Tommy Paul  
9. Alexander Bublik  
9. Francisco Cerundolo  
9. Daniil Medvedev  (Russia)
9. Taylor Fritz  
9. Jakub Mensik  
9. Casper Ruud  
9. Luciano Darderi  
 
Women's Singles:
1. Elena Rybakina
2. Aryna Sabalenka  (Belarus)
3. Elina Svitolina
3. Jessica Pegula
5. Iva Jovic  
5. Coco Gauff  
5. Amanda Anisimova  
5. Iga Swiatek
9. Victoria Mboko  
9. Yulia Putintseva  
9. Karolina Muchova  
9. Mirra Andreeva  (Russia)
9. Madison Keys  
9. Wang Xinyu  
9. Elise Mertens  
9. Maddison Inglis
 
Men's Doubles:
1. Christian Harrison  & Neal Skupski
2. Jason Kubler & Marc Polmans
3. Luke Johnson  & Jan Zielinski
3. Marcel Granollers  & Horacio Zeballos
5. Sadio Doumbia & Fabien Reboul  
5. Marcelo Arevalo  & Mate Pavic  
5. Orlando Luz & Rafael Matos  
5. Petr Nouza & Patrik Rikl  
 
Women's Doubles:
1. Elise Mertens  & Zhang Shuai
2. Anna Danilina  & Aleksandra Krunic
3. Gabriela Dabrowski  & Luisa Stefani
3. Ena Shibahara  & Vera Zvonareva  (Russia)
5. Katerina Siniakova  & Taylor Townsend  
5. Hsieh Su-wei  & Jelena Ostapenko  
5. Eri Hozumi  & Wu Fang-hsien  
5. Kimberly Birrell & Talia Gibson  
 
Mixed Doubles:
1. Olivia Gadecki & John Peers
2. Kristina Mladenovic & Manuel Guinard
3. Taylor Townsend  & Nikola Mektic
3. Luisa Stefani  & Marcelo Arevalo
 
Boys Singles:
1. Ziga Sesko
2. Keaton Hance
3. Zangar Nurlanuly
3. Ryo Tabata
5. Kai Thompson
5. Chen Kuan-shou  
5. Jamie Mackenzie  
5. Luis Guto Miguel
 
Girls Singles:
1. Ksenia Efremova
2. Ekaterina Tupitsyna  (Russia)
3. Thea Frodin  
3. Rada Zolotareva  (Russia)
5. Mariia Makarova  (Russia)
5. Sun Xinran  
5. Kanon Sawashiro  
5. Shao Yushan
 
Boys Doubles: Connor Doig  & Dimitar Kisimov  d. Ymerali Ibraimi & Cooper Kose
 
Girls Doubles: Alena Kovackova & Jana Kovackova  d. Tereza Hermanova & Denisa Zoldakova
 
Wheelchair Men's Singles:
1. Tokito Oda
2. Martin de la Puente
3. Alfie Hewett
3. Gustavo Fernandez
 
Wheelchair Women's Singles:
1. Li Xiaohui
2. Diede de Groot
3. Yui Kamiji  
3. Wang Ziying  
 
Wheelchair Men's Quad Singles:
1. Niels Vink
2. Sam Schroder
3. Guy Sasson  
3. Ahmet Kaplan  
 
Wheelchair Men's Doubles: Gustavo Fernandez  & Tokito Oda  d. Daniel Caverzaschi  & Ruben Spaargaren
 
Wheelchair Women's Doubles: Li Xiaohui & Wang Ziying  d. Yui Kamiji  & Zhu Zhenzhen
 
Wheelchair Men's Quad Doubles: Guy Sasson  & Niels Vink  d. Heath Davidson  & Andy Lapthorne

Results

2026 IJF World Tour European Open - Sofia
 
Results (January 31 - February 1, 2026)
 
 
Men's -60kg:
1. Daniel Stein Padoa
2. Charlie Ayre
3. Christopher Velazco
3. Richard Vergnes
 
Men's -66kg:
1. Angelo Pantano
2. Boyan Yotov
3. Anthony de Angelis
3. Adis Orozmamatov
 
Men's -73kg:
1. Victor Skerlev
2. Ethan Nairne
3. Aron Szabo
3. Ioan Dzitac
 
Men's -81kg:
1. Alpha Oumar Djalo
2. Jose Maria Mendiola Izquieta
3. Ciprian Gribinet
3. Umalt Demirel
 
Men's -90kg:
1. Issa Naschcho
2. Athanasios Mylonelis
3. Mariyan Palev
3. Nikoloz Davladze
 
Men's -100kg:
1. Boris Georgiev
2. Daniel Liubimovski
3. Rares Arsenie
3. Cedric Olivar
 
Men's +100kg:
1. Losseni Kone
2. Grzegorz Teresinski
3. Igor Vracar
3. Diogo Brites
 
Women's -48kg:
1. Rin Hatayama
2. Laziza Haydarova
3. Erza Muminoviq
3. Coralie Gilly
 
Women's -52kg:
1. Gabriela Dimitrova
2. Lea Metrot
3. Fationa Kasapi
3. Sita Kadamboeva
 
Women's -57kg:
1. Moe Yokoji
2. Michela Terranova
3. Flaka Loxha
3. Lele Nairne
 
Women's -63kg:
1. Honoka Kimura
2. Lili Nguyen
3. Yoana Manova
3. Marjona Nurulloeva
 
Women's -70kg:
1. Olha Tsimko
2. Anastasiia Antipina
3. Nadia Simeoli
3. Florine Soula
 
Women's -78kg:
1. Lieke Derks
2. Eliza Wroblewska
3. Ilana Bouvier
3. Elena Dengg
 
Women's +78kg:
1. Ruslana Bulavina
2. Yagmur Yilmaz
3. Len Sato
3. Irina Zhelezarska
 
Results

All the Olympic Qualifying Events which have released the official qualification systems have been added to our calendars here:
 
2026 Qualification Calendar
 
2027 Qualification Calendar
 
2028 Qualification Calendar
 
You can easily access these calendars from this menu everywhere:
 

 
 
 
If you spot any missing qualification event please report it to me here!

2026 IJF World Tour African Open - Casablanca
 
Results (January 25, 2026)
 
 
Men's -60kg:
1. Turpal Khabibulaev  
2. Ahmed Alaoui Cherifi  
3. David Starkel  
3. Leonardo Barros
 
Men's -66kg:
1. Saigid Kerimov  
2. Jacob Yang  
3. Abderrahmane Boushita  
3. Neil MacDonald  
 
Men's -73kg:
1. Hassan Doukkali  
2. Danil Lavrentev  
3. Cameron Charles  
3. Lowan Le Bris
 
Men's -81kg:
1. Elyas Parhizgar  
2. Antonio Candeiro  
3. Mustafa Hebib  
3. Claudio Nunes dos Santos
 
Men's -90kg:
1. Ikhvan Edilsultanov  
2. Adam Tsechoev  
3. Eldar Allakhverdiev  
3. Egor Malkin
 
Men's -100kg:
1. Adam Sangariev
2. Koussay Ben Ghares  
3. Asan Augaliev  
3. Georgios Kroussaniotakis  
 
Men's +100kg:
1. Andzhei Pavliukov  
2. Artem Zolotukhin  
3. Dmitrii Evseev  
3. Rino Vrljic
 
Women's -48kg:
1. Kristina Dudina  
2. Heidi Quach  
3. Signoline Kanyamuneza  
3. Sana Sabri  
 
Women's -52kg:
1. Chaima Sidaoui  
2. Toni Pepia  
3. Carla Tavares Fernandes  
3. Emy Remini  
 
Women's -57kg:
1. Elvida Gureva  
2. Mariem Jmour  
3. Jevgenija Gajic  
3. Pleuni Cornelisse
 
Women's -63kg:
1. Sophie Wood  
2. Jeanne Louise Nkou Mballa  
3. Catherine Toshkov  
3. Carla van Zyl
 
Women's -70kg:
1. Kamila Badurova  
2. Holly Devall  
3. Yasmin Alamin  
3. Eva Ognivova  
 
Women's -78kg:
1. Korina Dzidic  
2. Karrie Ngosso Silo  
3. Johanna Elisabeth Klinger  
3. Daria Rechkalova  
 
Women's +78kg:
1. Siwar Dhawedi  
2. Anastasiia Kholodilina  
3. Zeineb Troudi  
3. Carmen Dijkstra
 
Results

2026 Men's European WaterPolo Championship - Belgrade
 
Results (January 10-25, 2026)
 
 
Men's:
1. Serbia  (Filipovic - Mandic - Rasovic - Randelovic - Cuk - Lazic - Drasovic -  N Jaksic - Vico - Dedovic - P Jaksic - Rasovic - Glusac - Martinovic - Lukic)
2. Hungary  (Kristof - Angyal - Manhercz - Akos - Vigvari - Nagy - Fekete - David - Kovacs - Vendel - Jansik - Batizi - Vogel - Zsombor - Varga)
3. Greece  (Zerdevas - Genidounias - Skoumpakis - Gkiouvetsis - Argyropoulos - Papanastasiou - Gkillas - Kalogeropoulos - Chalyvopoulos - Kakaris - Nikolaidis - Papanikolaou - Tzortzatos - Pouros - Spachits)
4. Italy  
5. Spain  
6. Croatia  
7. Montenegro  
8. Romania  
9. France  
10. Georgia  
11. Netherlands  
12. Turkey  
13. Malta  
14. Slovakia  
15. Slovenia  
16. Israel  
 
Results

2026 SVNS Series 3  - Dubai
 
Results (January 16-17, 2026)
 
* First two teams in both genders qualifies to SVNS Series 2.
 
Men's:
1. Canada
2. Belgium
3. Samoa  
4. Hong Kong  
5. Madagascar  
6. Italy  
7. Colombia  
8. Tonga  
 
Women's:
1. South Africa
2. Argentina
3. Czech Republic  
4. Poland  
5. Colombia  
6. Thailand  
7. Samoa  
8. Mexico  
 
Results

2026 ATP, Challenger and ITF Tour Week One
 
Results (January 5-11, 2026)
 
 
United Cup in Perth and Sydney :
1. Poland  (Hurkacz - Swiatek - Michalski - Kawa - Zielinski - Piter)
2. Switzerland  (Wawrinka - Bencic - Paul - Castelnuovo - Karamoko)
3. United States  (Fritz - Gauff - McDonald - Lepchenko - Harrison - Melichar-Martinez)
3. Belgium  (Bergs - Mertens - Coppejans - Minnen - Gille - Salden)
5. Greece  (S Tsitsipas - Sakkari - Sakellaridis - Papamichail - P Tsitsipas - Sakellaridi)
5. Australia  (de Minaur - Joint - Kubler - Inglis - Smith - Hunter)
5. Argentina  (Baez - Sierra - Trungelliti - Carle - Andreozzi - Fossa Huergo)
5. Czech Republic  (Mensik - Krejcikova - Svrcina - Fruhvirtuova - Pavlasek - Skoch)
 
ATP 250 in Hong Kong :
1. Alexander Bublik  
2. Lorenzo Musetti
3. Andrey Rublev  (Russia)
3. Marcos Giron
5. Coleman Wong
5. Nuno Borges
5. Michael Mmoh
5. Juncheng Shang
 
Doubles: Lorenzo Musetti & Lorenzo Sonego  d. Karen Khachanov & Andrey Rublev  (Russia)
 
ATP 250 in Brisbane :
1. Daniil Medvedev  (Russia)
2. Brandon Nakashima
3. Alex Michelsen
3. Aleksandar Kovacevic
5. Kamil Majchrzak  
5. Sebastian Korda  
5. Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard  
5. Raphael Collignon
 
Doubles: Francisco Cabral  & Lucas Miedler  d. Julian Cash & Lloyd Glasspool
 
Challenger 125 in Bengaluru :
1. Pedro Martinez
2. Timofey Skatov
3. Matteo Martineau
3. Harold Mayot
 
Challenger 125 in Canberra :
1. Alexander Blockx
2. Rafael Jodar
3. James McCabe
3. Kyrian Jacquet
 
Challenger 75 in Noumea :
1. Arthur Gea
2. Jurij Rodionov
3. Blake Ellis
3. Michael Zheng
 
Challenger 50 in Nonthaburi :
1. Rio Noguchi
2. Marek Gengel
3. Zdenek Kolar
3. Joel Schwarzler
 
Challenger 50 in Nottingham :
1. Clement Chidekh
2. Johannus Monday
3. Mikhail Kukushkin
3. Toby Samuel
 
M25 in Hazebrouck  : Moise Kouame  d. Theo Papamalamis
M25 in Antalya  : Felix Gill  d. Filip Jianu
M25 in Monastir  : Florian Broska  d. Olle Wallin
M25 in Winston-Salem  : Keegan Smith  d. Shunsuke Mitsui
M15 in Manacor  : Yaroslav Demin  (Russia) d. Ivan Ivanov
M15 in Oslo  : Max Hans Rehberg  d. Alex Knaff
M15 in Hurghada  : Marko Miladinovic  d. Nikola Djosic

2026 WTA, 125 and ITF Tour Week One
 
Results (January 5-11, 2026)
 
United Cup in Perth and Sydney :
1. Poland  (Hurkacz - Swiatek - Michalski - Kawa - Zielinski - Piter)
2. Switzerland  (Wawrinka - Bencic - Paul - Castelnuovo - Karamoko)
3. United States  (Fritz - Gauff - McDonald - Lepchenko - Harrison - Melichar-Martinez)
3. Belgium  (Bergs - Mertens - Coppejans - Minnen - Gille - Salden)
5. Greece  (S Tsitsipas - Sakkari - Sakellaridis - Papamichail - P Tsitsipas - Sakellaridi)
5. Australia  (de Minaur - Joint - Kubler - Inglis - Smith - Hunter)
5. Argentina  (Baez - Sierra - Trungelliti - Carle - Andreozzi - Fossa Huergo)
5. Czech Republic  (Mensik - Krejcikova - Svrcina - Fruhvirtuova - Pavlasek - Skoch)
 
WTA 500 in Brisbane :
1. Aryna Sabalenka  (Belarus)
2. Marta Kostyuk
3. Karolina Muchova
3. Jessica Pegula
5. Madison Keys  
5. Elena Rybakina  
5. Liudmila Samsonova  (Russia)
5. Mirra Andreeva  (Russia)
 
Doubles: Hsieh Su-wei & Jelena Ostapenko   d. Cristina Bucsa  & Ellen Perez
 
WTA 250 in Auckland :
1. Elina Svitolina
2. Wang Xinyu
3. Iva Jovic
3. Alexandra Eala
5. Sonay Kartal
5. Sofia Costoulas
5. Magda Linette
5. Francesca Jones  
 
Doubles: Guo Hanyu  & Kristina Mladenovic  d. Xu Yifan & Yang Zhaoxuan  
 
WTA 125 in Canberra :
1. Joanna Garland
2. Polina Kudermetova
3. Daria Snigur
3. Himeno Sakatsume  
 
W75 in Nonthaburi  : Mananchaya Sawangkaew  d. Lisa Pigato  
W35 in Antalya  : Andreea Prisacariu  d. Carlota Martinez Cirez
W35 in Nairobi  : Angella Okutoyi  d. Martina Colmegna
W15 in Cayenne  (French Guyana) : Jasmijn Gimbrere  d. Alize Lim
W15 in Oslo  : Katarina Kuzmova  d. Linea Bajraliu
W15 in Monastir  : Carolyn Ansari  d. Milana Zhabrailova  (Russia)
W15 in Hurghada  : Daria Egorova  (Russia) d. Lidia Encheva

WTT Champions - Doha 
 
Results (January 7-11, 2026)
 
 
Men's Singles:
1. Lin Yun-ju
2. Jang Woo-jin
3. Lin Shidong  
3. Tomokazu Harimoto
5. Liang Jingkun
5. Truls Moregard
5. Felix Lebrun  
5. Sora Matsushima
 
Women's Singles:
1. Zhu Yuling
2. Chen Xingtong
3. Ying Han  
3. Kuai Man  
5. Wang Manyu  
5. Wang Yidi  
5. Miwa Harimoto  
5. Miyu Nagasaki
 
Results

Here's something I've been working on the past few days.  A one-stop-shop database for international events, as well as continental and national events pertinent to the USA.
 
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12JKUCf5rHHGSfmdMYvEgzKA04n2aF76jPDWUY849B9I/edit?usp=sharing
 
Features:

Tab 1 - Calendar
 
All columns filter-able to find anything specifically.
 
Column A. Start Date
Column B: End Date
Column C: Sport
Column D: Discipline Code (using the list on the Sports tab) - Use this to find when a specific event will be contested
Column E: Contest Title
Columns F-R: For events that have passed, you should be able to click a + box on the left to expand and see results for that event.  You have which place, name, and IOC code.
Also Column Q will link to highlights/replays of the event, usually on YouTube.
Column S: City
Column T: Country
Column U: I = International event, C = Continental event, N = National event
 
Tab 2 - Links
Links to official sites, FB, Insta, and YouTube for each of the federations, as well as dates of championships for easy viewing
 
Tab 3 - Sports
List of all medal events in LA28, given a code for ease of filtering/searching
 
 
It's not finished...I've done 18 sports out of 40something.  Will be working on it the next few weeks.  I tried to focus on those sports that are contested now.
 
If you want to take it and add your own continental/national events, that's fine.  I have a couple of other tricks/tips if you want to build your own.
 
Also, for events like Squash, Badminton, Tennis, and Equestrian, where there are a lot of international events, I tended to only take the top few tiers (like WTA 1000, 750, and 500, but nothing less for tennis).

Happy 2026 everyone!!!!!! The start of the LA 2028 qualification period, cant wait for the start of the first events.
 
pd: Sorry if im bothering anyone when i publish the long comments about the different sports results, is a hobby i have since 2018 and i usually do it only in my phone but since i change from android to iphone i lost the app where i write everything im starting to do it in here so it cant be saved in some place. But like i say, sorry if its annoying. Happy new year!!

Happy 2026 everyone!!!!!! The start of the LA 2028 qualification period, cant wait for the start of the first events.
 
pd: Sorry if im bothering anyone when i publish the long comments about the different sports results, is a hobby i have since 2018 and i usually do it only in my phone but since i change from android to iphone i lost the app where i write everything im starting to do it in here so it cant be saved in some place. But like i say, sorry if its annoying. Happy new year!!

Happy 2026 everyone!!!!!! The start of the LA 2028 qualification period, cant wait for the start of the first events.
 
pd: Sorry if im bothering anyone when i publish the long comments about the different sports results, is a hobby i have since 2018 and i usually do it only in my phone but since i change from android to iphone i lost the app where i write everything im starting to do it in here so it cant be saved in some place. But like i say, sorry if its annoying. Happy new year!!

Yep, the amount of emergency services I heard at some point was a little extreme (for our little town), so I checked what was going on and saw they were all being called to a specific location. Until then I thought maybe it was part of a parade of trucks and agricultural vehicles that was on it's way from the next town over, decorated with lights and stuff.
 
Since I knew it was on the parade route, I was sure one of those big vehicles had hit people somehow (there were, besides the many vehicles, also two helicopters on the way, meaning it certainly wasn't about a single victim).
 
We picked our bikes and went to take a look, absolutely chaos in the area. Never saw so many services combined together, fire trucks from 20km away, ambulance after ambulance came racing by, people frantically trying to make way for them (the roads weren't really closed yet).
 
While there we heard someone who had been close say that the parade hadn't arrived yet and what seemed to have happened was that a car from the other side came onto the roundabout and simply never turned. "It's a massive drama over there, unbelievable", he said.
 
Quite quickly rumours started spreading of course, the first one turned out to be true: a middle aged (local) woman was behind the wheel and seems to have become unwell. Local security camera showed the car going at high speed right before the roundabout.
 
Plenty of rumours going around in terms of who were involved of course, and people keeping each other up to date to see if they know this or that family and such...
 
Never expected my little town to be big news in the Netherlands, even including some breaking broadcasts, live reporters and everything, damn. By far the biggest thing to happen here in my memory
 

Ouch for China, losing Gold in three disciplines, not even making to GMM in one...all in front of a home crowd.