Laureus World Sports Awards Announce Winners
The World Sports Awards Return to In-person Ceremony in 2023
After two years of online ceremonies due to Covid-19 restrictions, the World Sports Awards returned to an in-person event in 2023. The ceremony was attended by many renowned figures from the sports world, including Sebastian Coe, Nawal El Moutawakel, Edwin Moses, Boris Becker, Jessica Ennis-Hill, Chris Hoy, Fabio Capello, Luis Figo, Carles Puyol, Patrice Evra, and Robert Lewandowski.
The World Sports Awards recognize outstanding achievements in sports by athletes, coaches, and organizations from around the globe. The awards cover various categories, including best athlete, best coach, and best team, among others.
The ceremony organizers were delighted to welcome sports icons and supporters from across the globe to celebrate the achievements of the past year. The return to an in-person ceremony was seen as a significant step towards some semblance of normality after the unprecedented disruption caused by the pandemic.
The event was also a celebration of the resilience and determination of the sports industry, which had to adapt to new challenges and limitations. Despite the hurdles, athletes continued to train and compete, inspiring fans around the world with their performances.
The 2023 World Sports Awards was a reminder of the power of sports to bring people together, inspire and create a sense of community. The organizers hope that the event will encourage people to continue supporting sports and its positive impact on individuals, society, and the world.
Overall, the 2023 World Sports Awards was a resounding success, and many look forward to another in-person ceremony in the years to come.
