What sports are in, out and fighting to stay for next Olympics amid big L.A changes
But things will look very different when “the youth of the world” gather in Los Angeles in four years’ time.Breaking is definitely out.
Boxing has long been one of the core sports of the Olympics, the launch pad for Muhammad Ali, George Foreman, Oscar de la Hoya, Lennox Lewis, Sugar Ray Leonard and many others. While the four British boxing associations helped form the breakaway World Boxing organisation in a bid to wrest control of the sport from Kremlev and his lackeys, it is currently not on the Los Angeles roster.IOC President Thomas Bach warned a decision has to be taken soon.
In will come five different sports, with the return of cricket - expected to be in the T20 format - for the first time since 1900, a massive inclusion for Australia.Source: AFP That will be just five days after the Euro 2028 Final at Wembley and the men’s singles final at Wimbledon. Track and field will go back to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, the main 1984 stadium, with SoFi Stadium transformed into the biggest swimming venue in history after hosting the opening ceremony.
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