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Started February 07, 2026
What was lost and gained in the professionalization of the Olympics
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Better hockey, fewer miracles
Slow Boring (United States) | Feb 06, 2026
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Feb 07, 2026
Increased funding and training resources for professional athletes in the Olympics is essential for maintaining global competitiveness in sports.
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The professionalization of the Olympics has elevated the quality of competition, making sports more exciting and engaging for fans worldwide.
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The shift towards professional athletes in the Olympics undermines the spirit of amateurism and the original ideals of the Games.
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While professionalization has improved performance, it has also commodified the Olympics, prioritizing profit over athlete well-being.
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The focus on elite athletes in the Olympics diminishes opportunities for grassroots participation and the development of future talent.
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