Played between July 27 - 4 August, 2024, tennis will head back to Paris and the courts of Roland Garros for a second time this year with the 2024 Olympic Games being played on the surface. The Entry Lists for the singles and doubles have now been confirmed.
But who will represent their country? Most of the top names are involved in the gold medal hunt with glaring omissions from the men's and women's mainly being the likes of Aryna Sabalenka, Ons Jabeur, Andrey Rublev and Emma Raducanu.
All had spots if they wanted them but decided to decline for varying reasons. But Jannik Sinner as World Number One will lead the way for Italy. Having form after a Davis Cup victory for his country of anchoring his side home, he will do it all for himself in singles and as previous years have told us, the Olympic Games is very much a different playing field.
Alexander Zverev is the defending gold medalist and Andy Murray for instance has won it twice. He plays his final Olympic Games after being afforded an ITF spot. But Novak Djokovic for instance has never won it. He will attempt to finally complete a dream. Rafael Nadal will also play in his final games. He is also set to play doubles with Carlos Alcaraz and plays at the Bastad Open with Casper Ruud to get ready.
Others involved include Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula, Maria Sakkari, Daniil Medvedev playing as a neutral. As well as Casper Ruud, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Holger Rune, Caroline Wozniacki, Naomi Osaka among others.
Like alluded to most of the top 10 will play and despite what seemed like a cull a few weeks ago of those who were playing the tournament, it seems like most have committed to the event.
Argentina
Players
Sebastian BAEZ
Francisco CERUNDOLO
Mariano NAVONE
Tomas Martin ETCHEVERRY
Nadia PODOROSKA
Maria Lourdes CARLE (ITF place)
Australia
Players
Alex DE MINAUR
Alexei POPYRIN
Rinky HIJIKATA
Ajla TOMLJANOVIC
Austria
Players
Sebastian OFNER
Julia GRABHER
Belgium
Players
Zizou BERGS
Brazil
Players
Thiago SEYBOTH WILD
Thiago MONTEIRO (ITF place)
Beatriz HADDAD MAIA
Laura PIGOSSI (ITF place)
Bulgaria
Players
Viktoriya TOMOVA
Canada
Players
Felix AUGER-ALIASSIME
Milos RAONIC
Leylah FERNANDEZ
Bianca ANDREESCU
Chile
Players
Nicolas JARRY
Alejandro TABILO
Marcelo Tomas BARRIOS VERA (ITF place)
China, P.R.
Players
Zhizhen ZHANG (ITF place)
Qinwen ZHENG (ITF place)
Yue YUAN
Xinyu WANG
Xiyu WANG
Colombia
Players
Camila OSORIO
Croatia
Players
Donna VEKIC
Petra MARTIC
Czechia
Players
Tomas MACHAC
Jakub MENSIK
Marketa VONDROUSOVA
Karolina MUCHOVA
Barbora KREJCIKOVA
Linda NOSKOVA
Denmark
Players
Holger RUNE
Clara TAUSON
Caroline WOZNIACKI (ITF place)
Egypt
Players
Maiar SHERIF AHMED ABDELAZIZ (ITF Place)
France
Players
Ugo HUMBERT
Gael MONFILS
Arthur FILS
Corentin MOUTET
Caroline GARCIA
Clara BUREL
Diane PARRY
Varvara GRACHEVA
Germany
Players
Alexander ZVEREV
Jan-Lennard STRUFF
Dominik KOEPFER
Angelique KERBER
Tatjana MARIA
Tamara KORPATSCH
Laura SIEGEMUND
Great Britain
Players
Cameron NORRIE
Jack DRAPER
Daniel EVANS
Andy MURRAY (ITF place)
Katie BOULTER
Greece
Players
Stefanos TSITSIPAS
Maria SAKKARI
Hungary
Players
Fabian MAROZSAN
Marton FUCSOVICS
India
Players
Sumit NAGAL
Individual Neutral Athletes
Players
Daniil MEDVEDEV
Roman SAFIULLIN
Pavel KOTOV
Ekaterina ALEXANDROVA
Mirra ANDREEVA
Diana SHNAIDER
Italy
Players
Jannik SINNER
Lorenzo MUSETTI
Matteo ARNALDI
Luciano DARDERI
Jasmine PAOLINI
Elisabetta COCCIARETTO
Lucia BRONZETTI
Japan
Players
Kei NISHIKORI
Taro DANIEL
Naomi OSAKA
Moyuka UCHIJIMA
Kazakhstan
Players
Alexander BUBLIK
Alexander SHEVCHENKO
Elena RYBAKINA
Yulia PUTINTSEVA
Korea, Rep.
Players
Soonwoo KWON
Latvia
Players
Jelena OSTAPENKO
Lebanon
Players
Benjamin HASSAN (Universality place)
Montenegro
Players
Danka KOVINIC (Universality place)
Netherlands
Players
Tallon GRIEKSPOOR
Arantxa RUS
Norway
Players
Casper RUUD
Poland
Players
Hubert HURKACZ
Iga SWIATEK
Magda LINETTE
Magdalena FRECH
Portugal
Players
Nuno BORGES
Romania
Players
Ana BOGDAN
Irina-Camelia BEGU
Jaqueline Adina CRISTIAN
Serbia
Players
Novak DJOKOVIC
Dusan LAJOVIC
Slovakia
Players
Anna Karolina SCHMIEDLOVA
Spain
Players
Carlos ALCARAZ
Rafael NADAL
Pablo CARRENO BUSTA
Alejandro DAVIDOVICH FOKINA
Sara SORRIBES TORMO
Cristina BUCSA
Switzerland
Players
Stan WAWRINKA (ITF place)
Viktorija GOLUBIC
Tunisia
Players
Moez ECHARGUI (ITF place)
Ukraine
Players
Marta KOSTYUK
Elina SVITOLINA
Dayana YASTREMSKA
Anhelina KALININA
USA
Players
Taylor FRITZ
Tommy PAUL
Christopher EUBANKS
Marcos GIRON
Coco GAUFF
Jessica PEGULA
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