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Athletes face bleak future with no contracts, bonuses as sports events rescheduled

Nairobi, May 3 (Xinhua) Sports Management agent Michel Boeting has warned athletes to prepare for the situation to get even worse as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreck the sports world.

Boeting, a Dutchman who runs a management firm that represents several African athletes, including Olympic 800m champion David Rudisha, has warned that the return of normalcy in athletics and many other sports will be delayed until 2021. He does, however, expect some competitions to resume in late 2020.
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