Throughout the history of the Olympics, many sports have come and gone. Some of these games were quite popular in their time, while others struggled to gain a foothold.
The changing nature of the Olympics reflects evolving tastes, logistical considerations, and ethical standards. Let’s take a look at five games that were once part of the Olympics but have since been discontinued.
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In conclusion, the Olympic Games have always been a dynamic event, adapting to the times and the interests of its global audience. While sports like Tug of War, Rope Climbing, Croquet, Cricket, and Live Pigeon Shooting are no longer part of the Olympics, they each left their mark on the history of the Games.
The removal of these sports illustrates the Olympics’ commitment to evolving and maintaining a program that resonates with contemporary values and the competitive spirit of athletes worldwide.
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Sources: Indian Express, History.com, News 18
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