03-03-2024, 12:37 PM
The Euros being the 9th June - 9th July wouldn't be that unusual - Euro 2016 ended on the 10th and prior to that (though with 16 rather than 24 teams) the event always finished before then. Ultimately it benefits nobody for there to be a clash, though it would be the shorter turnaround in quite some time, and every sport in the Olympics will schedule around the Olympics.
The same goes for Wimbledon too - not quite sure what would be the expected final date now they've pushed it back a week, although tennis featuring the top talent in the Olympics and the need to effectively add an extra tournament into the calendar in Olympic year means common sense should prevail. Would be nice too if the US Open Tennis could be pushed back a week to avoid clashing with the Paralympics too (which end 3rd Sept), but I doubt it'll happen.
The same goes for Wimbledon too - not quite sure what would be the expected final date now they've pushed it back a week, although tennis featuring the top talent in the Olympics and the need to effectively add an extra tournament into the calendar in Olympic year means common sense should prevail. Would be nice too if the US Open Tennis could be pushed back a week to avoid clashing with the Paralympics too (which end 3rd Sept), but I doubt it'll happen.
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