France line up to play on the first day of the 2026 Rugby Sevens Hong Kong tournament at the Kai Tak sports stadium on April 17, 2026. The first Hong Kong Sevens took place in front of a few thousand curious spectators and some of the players wore gym shoes in the mud instead of rugby boots. Fast forward 50 years and the event has grown into a sold-out three-day festival of global repute mixing sport with socialising, schmoozing and big business. (Photo by Peter PARKS / AFP via Getty Images)

Fans cheer on the first day of the 2026 Rugby Sevens Hong Kong tournament at the Kai Tak sports stadium on April 17, 2026. The first Hong Kong Sevens took place in front of a few thousand curious spectators and some of the players wore gym shoes in the mud instead of rugby boots. Fast forward 50 years and the event has grown into a sold-out three-day festival of global repute mixing sport with socialising, schmoozing and big business. (Photo by Peter PARKS / AFP via Getty Images)

Fiji fans cheer their team on the first day of the 2026 Rugby Sevens Hong Kong tournament at the Kai Tak sports stadium on April 17, 2026. The first Hong Kong Sevens took place in front of a few thousand curious spectators and some of the players wore gym shoes in the mud instead of rugby boots. Fast forward 50 years and the event has grown into a sold-out three-day festival of global repute mixing sport with socialising, schmoozing and big business. (Photo by Peter PARKS / AFP via Getty Images)

Fiji fans cheer their team on the first day of the 2026 Rugby Sevens Hong Kong tournament at the Kai Tak sports stadium on April 17, 2026. The first Hong Kong Sevens took place in front of a few thousand curious spectators and some of the players wore gym shoes in the mud instead of rugby boots. Fast forward 50 years and the event has grown into a sold-out three-day festival of global repute mixing sport with socialising, schmoozing and big business. (Photo by Peter PARKS / AFP via Getty Images)

Fiji fans cheer their team on the first day of the 2026 Rugby Sevens Hong Kong tournament at the Kai Tak sports stadium on April 17, 2026. The first Hong Kong Sevens took place in front of a few thousand curious spectators and some of the players wore gym shoes in the mud instead of rugby boots. Fast forward 50 years and the event has grown into a sold-out three-day festival of global repute mixing sport with socialising, schmoozing and big business. (Photo by Peter PARKS / AFP via Getty Images)

Australia and Britain play on the first day of the 2026 Rugby Sevens Hong Kong tournament at the Kai Tak sports stadium on April 17, 2026. The first Hong Kong Sevens took place in front of a few thousand curious spectators and some of the players wore gym shoes in the mud instead of rugby boots. Fast forward 50 years and the event has grown into a sold-out three-day festival of global repute mixing sport with socialising, schmoozing and big business. (Photo by Peter PARKS / AFP via Getty Images)

King Willem-Alexander (C) poses with children as he attends the national opening of the King's Games in Zeewolde on April 17, 2026. The King visited public primary school Panta Rhei and ICB Kaleidoscoop, where he attended various sports and games activities after the King's Breakfast. (Photo by Ramon van Flymen / ANP / AFP via Getty Images) / Netherlands OUT

King Willem-Alexander speaks with children as he attends the national opening of the King's Games in Zeewolde on April 17, 2026. The King visited public primary school Panta Rhei and ICB Kaleidoscoop, where he attended various sports and games activities after the King's Breakfast. (Photo by Ramon van Flymen / ANP / AFP via Getty Images) / Netherlands OUT