Olympics to be postponed
This year’s Tokyo Olympic Games are set to be officially called off.
This year’s Tokyo Olympic Games are set to be officially called off.
Steve Hooker informed the AOC board of the growing anxiety among athletes due to the uncertainty around the Olympics.
Sebastian Coe, the president of World Athletics, believes the Tokyo Olympics could still happen.
Swans chairman Andrew Pridham, who is part of the AFL’s war cabinet, said the right decision was made to play on.
The AOC says the Tokyo Olympics will either go ahead or be cancelled, as it defends itself and the IOC from critics.
The Australian Institute of Sport is being considered as a “quarantined training base” for sports in the lead up to the Olympics.
Anti-doping officials from around the world fear the Tokyo Olympics – if they go ahead this year – could be infested by drug cheats.
The IOC is coming under more pressure to cancel the Olympics, with an infectious disease expert saying it cannot proceed as planned.
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