WATCH: McNally, Rogers and more pick new Olympic sports

Feb 08, 2020
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WATCH: McNally, Rogers and more pick new Olympic sports

Published Feb 08, 2020

MIDLAND, Mich.—The Olympic Games are still months away, but it’s hard not to get excited for Tokyo 2020. At the Dow Tennis Classic W100 this week the players were asked which event they could see themselves competing in—and they couldn’t pick tennis.

Caty McNally, Jamie Loeb, Irina Falconi, Sara Errani, Francesca Di Lorenzo, Caroline Dolehide, Yanina Wickmayer and Shelby Rogers gave some very realistic, and slightly unrealistic, answers.

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Their talents range from archery and basketball to soccer and softball, and why not? They’re the best athletes in the world, so they certainly could be multi-sport talented.