The real question here isn't whether a summer championship is fun. It's whether holding it in 2026 is the right thing to do, and I think it clearly is. From a utilitarian view, it concentrates attention and resources on a shared goal, and the net benefit for participants and audiences outweighs the costs. Deontologically, it treats competitors fairly, giving everyone the same stage and rules. And as a virtue matter, it cultivates discipline and excellence. So the burden sits with my opponent: show why we should refuse it.