Summer Games 2024: Is there a crisis in American sports?

Events continue in the so-called “City of Light”, and despite what was believed, USA The number was not in this Summer Games 2024As in previous editions; what’s going on with the Stars and Stripes team? Is there a crisis in American sports or a moment of change? Stay tuned to find out what the analysts have come up with. MVS Sports.

This afternoon, at MVS Sportsa program you can listen to from Monday to Friday, from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm with David Fitelson, Andre Marin, Memo Schutz, Mariazel and Carlos AguilarThere was talk about how the medal table would go at the Summer Exhibition, in which, In the top three are China, France and Australia.The US delegation was left in fourth place.

What happens to the United States at the Summer Games?

Today on the analysis table MVS Sports He was Gibran Areij and Adrian Esparza Denouncing everything that happened in Summer Games 2024Where, a week after the opening of the summer exhibition, The hosts surprised by finishing second in the medal table.Which was historically fought by China and the United States.

From this standpoint, one of the most important questions that emerged during the broadcast has to do with what is happening in the country of stars and stripes; taking into account the results in Summer Games 2024, Is there a crisis in sports in the United States?

“Looking at the medal table, the United States is fourth and its most important discipline has lost any number of gold medals, with China, France and Australia above it.”He pointed out Gibran AreijThen ask “Are we witnessing a moment of crisis, if we can call it that, in sports in the United States?” he asked..

“France awakens”And he mentioned David Fitelson, “They are a force and they are using their home ground to get to this level. I think we still have a long way to go, and we will not get ahead of ourselves.”.

What is clear is that a week after its opening Summer Games 2024, US below expectationsAlthough according to analysts, MVS SportsIt seems too early to talk about a crisis in American sports.