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Yeah, I’ve always thought South Africa and Egypt are options, but I think they would need a lot of support.
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Los Angeles 1984. That’s the Olympics that established the modern model of selling huge sponsorship deals, big broadcasting rights, etc. Two big factors:Anyone know when the Olympics became so commercialized or was it always that way?
I don’t doubt that they like it, but if it eventually becomes unworkable there’s not a lot of other options. They’ll still come to split Games!The athletes like being co-located to some extent though. it is one of your only chances to interact with other elite athletes from other sports.
The biggest problem facing the Olympics, and many sports, is how fractured media has become. There used to only be a small number television channels to watch. When the Olympics were on, people saw it. Now the viewership is minimal in comparison. The 2018, 2021, and 2022 Olympics have all felt so small.The Olympics will collapse under its own weight. I don’t see how it can sustain itself.
COVID really had a lot to do with it IMO.2021, and 2022 Olympics