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After the successful Games in 2017, we look forward to TWG2021 in Birmingham, Alabama.
The World Games
3500 athletes, 110+ countries, world-wide TV coverage
After the successful Games in 2017, we look forward to TWG2021 in Birmingham, Alabama.
The World Games
3500 athletes, 110+ countries, world-wide TV coverage
Legacy is an important issue when assessing the sustainable values of hosting a multi-sports event such as The World Games.
It’s six weeks since The World Games 2017. We’ve talked to some athletes and officials to find out their reflections about the Games. This is the third article in the series with people around the world talking about the Main Event of the year, The World Games in Wroclaw, Poland.
Poland’s Wojciech Bogdal won the first gold medal for Poland at The World Games. He is IWGA Athlete of August 2017!
It’s three weeks since The World Games 2017. We’ve talked to some athletes and officials to find out their reflections about the Games. This is the second article in the series with several people around the world talking about the Main Event of the year, The World Games in Wroclaw, Poland.
It’s three weeks since The World Games 2017. We’ve talked to some athletes and officials to find out their reflections about the Games. In this series follows several articles with people around the world talking about the Main Event of the year, The World Games in Wroclaw, Poland.
240 000 participants at 26 venues and in the fan zone, 10 days of competition, 3 500 athletes from 111 countries, 1 600 volunteers, 700 journalists from 50 countries – that is The World Games 2017 by the numbers.
Bojan Schipner from Germany won the gold medal.
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