A long-term event at the Games but is the end drawing near?
It’s a history the sport’s current day guardians would do well to play down – because there are increasingly influential voices among the’s membership, and its most powerful financial stakeholders, that the time has come to send the sport the way of tug of war, in which Team GB are reigning champions from 1920.
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