In the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, which one sport is your focus？
by wishdoit December 31, 2021
At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, five new sports will be included in the medal competition, baseball/softball, karate, skateboarding, sports rock climbing, and surfing-these five events were finally selected as the new major events of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
The addition of these projects has attracted the attention of urban sports enthusiasts, and they will change the atmosphere of the previous Olympic Games. It also means that the Olympic movement has taken a big step forward.
U.S. team veteran Eric Kratz talked about the Tokyo Dream: "This is an incredible opportunity."
Eric Kratz, 39, is the oldest member of the US team. He hopes to win his second Olympic baseball gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. "You are fighting for something greater than yourself," Kratz told us.
The situation in karate is similar. The return of the sport is not only to give back to the expectations of the Japanese audience, because the sport is very popular here, but also the sport originated in Japan. Watching a karate match will be the perfect way to experience Japanese culture and traditions to share them all over the world.
The addition of these five major events adds 18 medal events to the Olympics. The Tokyo Olympics will also welcome 474 new athletes to join, witnessing their fierce competition in the Olympic arena.
The Tokyo Olympics has opened, let us continue to look forward to the wonderful performance of the athletes.
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