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Dick Pound: Olympics successful despite COVID tensions

Dick Pound: Olympics Successful Despite COVID Tensions | GZERO World

Before the Olympics, most Japanese people were against the Games due to fear of COVID. As the tournament got on, the International Olympic Committee's Dick Pound says that most resistance vanished, but some resentment still lingers among Tokyo's residents. "There's that tension, that still exists, but it's not interfering with the sport," Pound tells Ian Bremmer on GZERO World.
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