UK Sport announce funding plan for Tokyo 2020

UK Sport have announced the funding plan for sports for the build up to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic games. There are 5 sports that have lost all funding, these include Badminton, Archery, Fencing, weightlifting and Paralympic sport Wheelchair Rugby. Badminton's cut have come with a lot of criticism after success on the court, with Bronze medalist Marcus Ellis making his feelings clear on Twitter about the cuts to his sports. The biggest investment does to sailing, which will receive over £32 million, while Swimming will receive over £21 million after their impressive medal haul in Rio. Hockey will receive nearly £2 million more investment compared to the previous funding.

Below is all figures released ( source BBC )

Olympic Sports funding
Sport	Rio 2016 investment	Tokyo 2020 investment
Rowing	£32,622,862	£32,111,157
Athletics	£26,824,206	£27,136,245
Sailing	£25,504,055	£26,231,379
Cycling	£30,267,816	£25,980,427
Swimming	£20,795,828	£21,742,914
Canoeing	£20,043,618	£19,035,169
Hockey	£16,141,393	£18,018,945
Gymnastics	£14,615,428	£16,688,060
Equestrian	£17,992,600	£15,361,769
Boxing	£13,764,437	£14,692,636
Taekwondo	£8,053,837	£9,959,788
Diving	£7,467,860	£8,805,908
Triathlon	£7,457,997	£8,127,753
Judo	£7,366,200	£7,575,680
Shooting	£3,950,888	£7,028,124
Modern pentathlon	£6,972,174	£6,649,932
Totals	£274,465,541	£265,145,887

Paralympic Sports funding
Sport	Rio 2016 investment	Tokyo 2020 investment
Athletics	£10,837,658	£11,824,489
Swimming	£11,756,218	£11,039,019
Cycling	£6,833,000	£7,662,052
Wheelchair basketball	£5,379,264	£6,292,219
Equestrian	£3,782,800	£4,273,411
Rowing	£3,834,382	£4,210,482
Boccia	£3,663,781	£3,993,203
Triathlon	£3,100,803	£3,913,042
Canoeing	£3,048,816	£3,709,671
Table tennis	£3,006,850	£3,538,713
Archery	£2,449,947	£3,495,664
Shooting	£3,407,444	£2,485,412
Judo	£2,019,874	£2,391,086
Powerlifting	£891,444	£1,337,075
Wheelchair fencing	£194,886	£668,000
Wheelchair tennis	£1,925,270	TBC
Totals	£72,786,652	£70,833,540