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A list of upcoming international sporting events:

Asian Games

• 2010: Guangzhou, November 12-27, China, [1]
• 2014: Incheon, September 19–October 4, South Korea

Australian Rules Football

Baseball

Basketball

• 2014 FIBA World Championship, August 30-September 14, Spain

Commonwealth Games

• 2010: New Delhi, October 3-14, India [2]
• 2014: Glasgow, July 23–August 3, Scotland

Cricket

Cycling

• 2011 Tour de France, July 2–24, France

Gaelic Football

Golf

• 2010 Ryder Cup, Oct. 1-3, Newport, Wales
• 2011 Masters Tournament, April 7-10, Augusta, Georgia
• 2011 Players Championship, May 12-15, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida
• 2011 United States Open, June 16-19, Bethesda, Maryland
• 2011 Open Championship (British Open), July 14-17, Sandwich, England
• 2011 PGA Championship, August 11-14, Johns Creek, Georgia
• 2012 Ryder Cup, Sept. 28-Oct. 1, Medinah, Illinois

Motor Racing

• Formula One
• A1GP

Olympic Games

• 2008: Summer Olympics, August 8-24, Beijing, China
• 2010: Winter Olympics, February 12-28, Vancouver, Canada
• 2012: Summer Olympics, July 27-August 12, London, United Kingdom
• 2014: Winter Olympics, February 7-23, Sochi, Russia
• 2016: Summer Olympics, August 5-21, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Rugby

• 2011 Rugby World Cup, New Zealand

Soccer

Mens

• 2012 European Football Championships, June, Poland & Ukraine
• 2014 World Cup, June 13-July 13, Brazil.

Womens

• 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup, June 26–July 17, Germany

Southeast Asian Games

• 2011: November 11-25, Palembang, Indonesia

Surfing

• Billabong Pro, [3], Mid July, Jeffreys Bay, [[South Africa]

Tennis

• 2008 Australian Open, January 14-27, Melbourne, Australia
• 2008 French Open, May 25-June 8, Paris, France
• 2008 Wimbledon Championships, June 23-July 6, London, United Kingdom
• 2008 United States Open, August 25-September 7, New York City, New York