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What will the 2024 Olympics be remembered for?
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Alex Noel2024-08-13T08:00:00
The 2024 Paris Olympics ended on Sunday, Alex Noel takes a look of the two weeks of sport and wonders if the opening ceremony will be remembered more than the games?
How will you remember the Paris Olympics 2024? Perhaps it will be for the logo that bears a striking resemblance to RnB singer Mary J Blige? Or possibly Tom Daley’s latest knitting project? Or it could be the Clark Kent credentials of ‘Pommel Horse Guy’? It might even be the sporting prowess and Olympic achievements of top athletes from all over the world. But I would hazard a guess that near the top of your list is the Olympic opening ceremony.
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