Think Olympic breakdancing is daft? ‘Sports’ at the Games get much stranger...
The introduction of breakdancing at Paris 2024 may appear niche, but it seems positively mainstream compared to these forgotten events
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The introduction of breakdancing at Paris 2024 may appear niche, but it seems positively mainstream compared to these forgotten events
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