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A number of sportspeople eligible for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo stated that they would not attend because of the COVID-19 pandemic in Japan. In the case of tennis, media speculated that some absentees were unenthusiastic about competing in any case and used COVID-19 as a convenient excuse. [1] [2]

List

Qualified but withdrew due to postponement or COVID-19 concerns

Sport Athlete Nationality/Team Ref
All sports North Korean athletes   North Korea [3]
Artistic swimming Rose Stackpole   Australia [4]
Basketball Andrew Bogut [5]
Liz Cambage [6]
Ben Simmons [7]
Bradley Beal   United States [8]
Cycling Amy Cure   Australia [9]
Equestrianism Eric Lamaze   Canada [10]
Golf Emiliano Grillo   Argentina [11]
Handball Yvette Broch   Netherlands [12]
Rugby sevens Kenki Fukuoka   Japan [13]
Swimming Pieter Timmers   Belgium [14]
Tennis Federico Delbonis   Argentina [15]
Guido Pella [16]
Nick Kyrgios   Australia [17]
Dominic Thiem   Austria [18]
Bianca Andreescu   Canada [19]
Denis Shapovalov [20]
Cristian Garín   Chile [21]
Emil Ruusuvuori   Finland [22]
Jannik Sinner   Italy [23]
Ričardas Berankis   Lithuania [24]
Casper Ruud   Norway [25]
Irina-Camelia Begu   Romania [26]
Sorana Cîrstea
Laslo Đere   Serbia [27]
Filip Krajinović
Dušan Lajović
Lloyd Harris   South Africa [28]
Roberto Bautista Agut   Spain [29]
Sofia Kenin   United States [30]
Sam Querrey [31]
Serena Williams [32]
Weightlifting All Samoan weightlifters   Samoa [33]

Qualified but withdrew due to testing positive for COVID-19

Sport Athlete Nationality/Team Ref
Artistic Swimming 5 Artistic swimmers   Greece [34]
Athletics Rutger Koppelaar   Netherlands [35]
Athletics Sam Kendricks   United States [36]
Athletics Djamel Sejati   Algeria [37]
Athletics Bilal Tabti
Athletics Germán Chiaraviglio   Argentina [36]
Athletics Andwuelle Wright   Trinidad and Tobago [38]
Athletics Sparkle McKnight
Baseball Héctor Velázquez   Mexico [39]
Baseball Sammy Solís [39]
Basketball Katie Lou Samuelson   United States [40]
Beach Volleyball Taylor Crabb [41]
Beach Volleyball Markéta Sluková   Czech Republic [42]
Beach Volleyball Ondřej Perušič [43]
Cycling Simon Geschke   Germany [44]
Cycling Michal Schlegel   Czech Republic [42]
Football Kamohelo Mahlatsi   South Africa [45]
Football James Monyane
Golf Jon Rahm   Spain [46]
Golf Bryson DeChambeau   United States [46]
Gymnastics Kara Eaker   United States [47]
Judo Jevgeņijs Borodavko   Latvia [48]
Karate Anna Chernysheva   ROC [49]
Rowing Finn Florijn   Netherlands [50]
Rowing Bruno Rosetti   Italy [51]
Shooting Amber Hill   Great Britain [52]
Skateboarding Candy Jacobs   Netherlands [53]
Surfing Frederico Morais   Portugal [54]
Swimming Ilya Borodin   ROC [55]
Table Tennis Pavel Širuček   Czech Republic [56]
Taekwondo Fernanda Aguirre   Chile [57]
Taekwondo Reshmie Oogink   Netherlands [58]
Tennis Alex de Minaur   Australia [59]
Tennis Dan Evans   Great Britain [60]
Tennis Coco Gauff   United States [61]
Tennis Johanna Konta   Great Britain [62]
Tennis Jean-Julien Rojer   Netherlands [63]
Weightlifting Walid Bidani   Algeria [64]

See also

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