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Fit for the Office?

The IOC has survived the 2026 Winter Games but faces enormous challenges: Trump, LA 2028, the search for TOP sponsors, the hospitality disasters, the toxic climate in the administration, program reform, and the abolition of the Olympic Channel. Doubts about president Kirsty Coventry are growing.

“Maybe someone needs to be dismissed.” Kirsty Coventry during the Winter Games. (Photo: IOC/Quinton Meyer)

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