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2024 in Sports

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This article covers major sporting events, tournaments, records, and developments across the world in 2024.


Major Sporting Events

Multi-Sport Events

Event Dates Location Notes
2024 Summer Olympics July 26 – August 11 Paris, France First Olympics in France since 1924; breakdancing debuts as a sport
2024 Summer Paralympics August 28 – September 8 Paris, France Features 4,400 athletes from 184 countries
2024 Winter Youth Olympics January 19 – February 1 Gangwon, South Korea First Winter YOG in Asia

Single-Sport World Championships

Sport Event Dates Location Winner
Football (Soccer) 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup July 20 – August 20 Australia & New Zealand Spain (1st title)
Cricket 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup June 1 – 29 West Indies & USA India (2nd title)
Rugby 2024 Six Nations Championship February 2 – March 16 Europe Ireland (Grand Slam)
Tennis 2024 ATP Finals November 10 – 17 Turin, Italy TBD
Athletics 2024 World Athletics Indoor Championships March 1 – 3 Glasgow, Scotland USA (Most medals)

Sports by Category

Football (Soccer)

  • UEFA Euro 2024 (June 14 – July 14, Germany) – Won by Spain (4th title)

  • Copa América 2024 (June 20 – July 14, USA) – Won by Argentina (16th title)

  • Ballon d’Or 2024 – Lionel Messi (8th win, record)

American Football

  • Super Bowl LVIII (February 11) – Kansas City Chiefs def. San Francisco 49ers (25-22, OT)

  • 2024 NFL Draft (April 25–27) – Caleb Williams (USC) selected 1st overall by Chicago Bears

Basketball

  • NBA Finals 2024 (June) – Boston Celtics def. Dallas Mavericks (4-1)

  • FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup (September 22 – October 1, Germany) – USA (11th title)

Olympic Highlights

  • Swimming: Katie Ledecky won 3 golds (800m, 1500m freestyle, 4x200m relay)

  • Athletics: Noah Lyles completed a sprint double (100m, 200m)

  • Gymnastics: Simone Biles returned, winning 4 golds


Records & Milestones

  • Novak Djokovic won his 25th Grand Slam (Australian Open 2024)

  • Max Verstappen set the F1 season wins record (19 wins in 2024)

  • Virat Kohli became the first to 80 international cricket centuries (vs. Australia, November 2024)


Deaths

  • Franz Beckenbauer (b. 1945) – German football legend (January 7)

  • O.J. Simpson (b. 1947) – Former NFL star (April 10)

  • Akira Toriyama (b. 1955) – Creator of Dragon Ball, martial arts influence (March 1)


Trends & Controversies

  • AI Officiating: FIFA trialed AI offside technology at the Club World Cup

  • Gender Equality: First equal prize money at Wimbledon 2024

  • Doping Scandals: 23 athletes banned from the Paris Olympics


References

  • ESPN, “Super Bowl LVIII: Chiefs Win in Overtime Thriller,” February 12, 2024.

  • Olympics.com, “Paris 2024 Medal Table,” August 11, 2024.

  • BBC Sport, “Djokovic Makes History with 25th Major,” January 28, 2024.

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