This edition is the 30th Olympic
Game. There is no use wasting time on the fact that The Olympics are the
biggest multi-sports event in the world. With a history of almost 114 years of
organized celebration, Olympics carry a whole new definition of sports,
integrity, nationality and brotherhood in every four year.
The first registered games of Olympics were
held in Athens of Greece in the year 1896. Since then the event grew in volume
and magnanimity to attain a cult status by today's time.
The opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympics witnessed
the touch of mastery as renowned film makers like Danny Boyle and Stephen
Daldry were the brains behind.
The mascots of this edition of this great
event are Wenlock and Mandeville, two figures with one eye each with a metallic
finish. Both of them are designed with deep implied meaning and convey various
messages to the world. The Olympic flame burns in the cauldron during the
opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Olympic Stadium on
Friday, July 27. Fireworks burst above the stadium during the opening ceremony.
Fireworks were aesthetically exhibited over the Olympic Stadium. Fireworks explode
from the stadium roof. Fireworks ignite over the Olympic Stadium. Sir Paul
McCartney performs during the opening ceremony. An actor dressed to resemble Britain 's
Queen Elizabeth II parachutes
The major sports events that will draw the
attention of the spectators and media in 2012 edition are swimming, archery,
football, table tennis, volleyball, boxing and weightlifting. All the
competitions will be held in various venues and stadiums that are constructed
or modified keeping in mind the Olympics. A few of them are the All England
Club at Wimbledon (tennis), Wembley Stadium (football) and The O2 (gymnastics,
basketball).
The sheer grandeur that Olympics contain is
beyond words and fictions, facts and figure. We have to just wait a day Nigeria
will be opportune to host this tournament.
The official logo of the Olympics is a set
of five rings attached to each other signifying the five continents of the
world. The easily recognized logo of Olympics suggests the coming together of
the countries in these continents.
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