Tokyo 2020 fate by May

The IOC has until the end of May to decide whether or not the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead in the light of the coronavirus crisis, says former president Dick Pound.

“You could certainly go to two months out if you had to,” Pound, who is still an IOC member, was quoted as saying.

“A lot of things have to start happening. You’ve got to start ramping up your security, your food, the Olympic Village, the hotels, The media folks will be in there building their studios,” he was quoted by AP.

He added that if Tokyo can not host the event, cancellation rather than relocation or postponement will be the likely option.


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Alfonz Juck serves as the publisher of EME NEWS, a comprehensive news service dedicated to the world of athletics. This daily publication provides timely updates and additional news as needed, covering various aspects of the sport.
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11 Comments

  1. safety is paramount and cannot be forgotten for a couple days of fun however relocation rather than cancellation would be a better option.
    Probably they can have diamond league meetings that are equivalent to the olympics but at various parts of the world depending on the type of sport.

  2. Nope cancel it. This is an event where millions attend. One infected person can spread the virus. Please cancel until this thing gets under control or a vaccine that works is being made

  3. I did said it a month ago and persons came down on me where should it be cancelled to I just leave it cause persons behave like they know more than some

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