2020, when COVID closes the doors of the World Stadium – The year 2020 was supposed to be the most active year in the sport as this year was the year of the Olympic Games. “Tokyo 2020” Waiting in the middle of the year
But the threats that form in Wuhan at the end of 2019 are slowly creeping around. Until it became a great epidemic called “COVID-19” attacked everything on land on the planet. Of course, everything in the sport almost stopped breathing. The usual sporting atmosphere has disappeared from the world since months. March onwards
Various uncertainties Causing movement from the great powers Whether it is the United States, Canada, Australia, France, the boycott shows clearly that the boycott of the Olympic Games. Heavy pressure on Japan until March 24. Mr. Shinzo Abe Prime Minister of Japan Announcing the news that “Tokyo 2020” Will postpone the 1-year race from 24 Jul-9 Aug 2020 to 23 Jul-8 Aug 2021 is a big bet because the advisory team proposes to postpone 2 years, but the Prime Minister Abe hits the table, confident that in a year, medical technology will defeat COVID-19.
This important decision was a signal that shook the whole world that “Own one”
Everything turned into a domino, falling to the top. At the same time as Euro 2022 football, which plans to be without the main host. And competed across 12 European nations for the first time It was postponed for another year and the system was knocked out and said that next year As with all major sports That fell in rows The Youth Olympic Games of 2022 in Dakar, Senegal, announced it was canceled and held in 2026 instead due to a broken government.
Professional football around the world, led by the French Ligue, decided to cut the finish. With 10 games remaining for Paris Saint-Germain to win the title, the Eredivisie League of the Netherlands raised the title to Ajax. With a total of 59 leagues around the world, both male and female
While the other 4 leading leagues hold each other for a long time Amid the “null” Bundesliga brake 64 days from March 13, return to kick May 16, La Liga break 91 days from March 12, return to kick 11 June, Serie A Italian break 103 days March 9, return to kick 20 June and Premier League break for 96 days from March 13, returning to kick 17 June amidst the joy of the fans “Reds. ”Liverpool who celebrated the first league title in 30 years
Like the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League, home kicks have been canceled. A big cup to kick in in Portugal And a small cup to kick in in Germany
NBA basketball was also poisoned by COVID. Must compete in a sports center at Disneyland. Florida state city Use a bubble pattern or a closed system. Which NBA champion Seasons with asterisks Belongs to LA Lakers
Formula One racing car I have to modify the calendar for all new competitions starting from the Shanghai Grand Prix, which is scheduled to compete during COVID outbreak in China just enough And the impact continued, causing Hanoi, Vietnam to celebrate the first f-day in the country’s history to be sterile, including the Singapore Night Race had to cancel. Motorcycle “Moto GP” canceled all fields outside of Europe to avoid travel. Which includes Moto GP in Buriram, it must be canceled as well
While other sports are equally impacted, the 2020 Major Marathon cannot compete at all, although in Berlin, Boston, New York, there is only one London Marathon (Oct.4) to be held this year. Tokyo Marathon has to go on March 1, 2021 instead.
Badminton, which has always had Thai athletes doing world-class performance, started the year with two champions from Ratchanok Inthanon in Indonesia, Master Jan 13 and Pornpawee Chochuwong won the Spanish Master 17. Feb before mid-March onwards Badminton World Federation Ordered to suspend all competitions until October at the Danish Open to return to compete in a “bubble” style
Who would have thought that the world had to be in such dire situations that people couldn’t interact with each other? Of course, the stadium was locked with “COVID-19” locked doors. And freeing the world from sporting events for months
Plus destroying the economy in the sports industry
This time, despite having a better signal But it is not clear how much COVID-19 will continue to disrupt the sports world in 2021.
Of course, it will take some time for the sport to recover to the same place where it was once again.
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