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Hockey To Wrestling: Commonwealth Games Cuts 9 Sports, Hindering India’s Medal Prospects

The Commonwealth Games (CWG) has made the controversial decision to drop nine sports for the upcoming 2024 edition, including popular disciplines like hockey and wrestling. This move has raised concerns regarding the impact on athletes and their preparation.

Impact on India’s Medal Prospects

"The Commonwealth Games 2024 has dropped nine sports, including hockey and wrestling, significantly impacting India’s chances for medals. This controversial decision has left athletes and fans concerned about the future of Indian sports on the international stage."

India, which has historically performed well in these sports, is expected to face significant challenges in securing medals at the CWG due to this reduction. The absence of these key events could lead to a drastic decline in the country’s overall medal tally.

Reactions from Athletes and Officials

Athletes and sports officials have expressed their dismay over the decision, emphasizing the need for diverse sporting opportunities. Many argue that such cuts could demotivate athletes and hinder the growth of sports in India.

Future of Indian Sports

With the CWG set to feature fewer events, the focus will shift to other sports. However, the decision has sparked a broader debate about the future of Indian sports and how to ensure that athletes continue to have platforms to showcase their talents.

The dropping of nine sports from the Commonwealth Games has undoubtedly dented India’s medal hopes and raised questions about the future of sports in the country. As stakeholders navigate this challenging landscape, the emphasis on athlete support and sports development will be crucial moving forward.


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