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Tennis Qualification to Summer Olympic Games Paris 2024


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On 6/1/2024 at 11:40 AM, JoshMartini007 said:

I don't think :KEN Angella Okutoyi will make the top 400 (currently she's 502). The African quota likely goes to :EGY Mayar Sherif (the Egyptian silver medalist is ranked even lower) who would have qualified through the rankings normally.

You are probably right, she still has a chance if she wins in La Marsa this week though. I believe that would put her at 159 points which should (just barely) be inside the top 400. Does not seem likely, but if she wins a couple of rounds it will get exciting I think.

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1 hour ago, evil betty said:

So is it for sure that Thiago Monteiro of Brazil qualifies? There are four Argentines in the top 56 ahead of Diaz Acosta, but I was wondering what if one of them is not eligible or does not want to go.  Would this mean the fourth Argentine spot goes to Acosta as a reallocated quota with Monteiro qualifying, or does Diaz Acosta retain his ITF spot?

yes, all four are eligible and will play Paris.

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The loss of Ruusuvuori in this week challengers pretty much close the olympics rankings as there is no more possible changes, except :GER Altmaier or Marterer win the Heilbronn Challenger and gets in the last spot. The Top 56 qualified players are:

 

* Based on Monday 10/06 World Ranking, some players can withdraw or not meet the elegibility criteria.

 

:ITA Jannik Sinner ; Lorenzo Musetti ; Matteo Arnaldi ; Luciano Darderi (Cobolli or Sonego instead of Darderi)

:SRB Novak Djokovic ; Laslo Djere ; Miomir Kecmanovic ; Dusan Lajovic

:ESP Carlos Alcaraz ; Rafael Nadal (PR) ; Pablo Carreño Busta (PR) ; Alejandro Davidovich Fokina

:AIN Daniil Medvedev ; Andrey Rublev ; Karen Khachanov ; Roman Safiullin

:AUS Alex De Minaur ; Jordan Thompson ; Alexei Popyrin ; Christopher O´Connell

:USA Taylor Fritz ; Tommy Paul ; Sebastian Korda ; Frances Tiafoe

:FRA Ugo Humbert ; Gael Monfils ; Arthur Fils ; Corentin Moutet

:ARG Sebastian Baez ; Francisco Cerundolo ; Mariano Navone ; Tomas Etcheverry

:GER Alexander Zverev ; Jan-Lennard Struff ; Dominik Koepfer

:GBR Cameron Norrie ; Jack Draper ; Daniel Evans

:KAZ Alexander Bublik ; Alexander Shevchenko

:CHI Nicolas Jarry ; Alejandro Tabilo

:CZE Jiri Lehecka ; Tomas Machac

:HUN Fabian Marozsan ; Marton Fucsovics

:POL Hubert Hurkacz

:GRE Stefanos Tsitsipas

:NOR Casper Ruud

:DEN Holger Rune

:CAN Felix Auger-Aliassime

:NED Tallon Griekspoor

:POR Nuno Borges

:AUT Sebastian Ofner

:BRA Thiago Seyboth Wild

:FIN Emil Ruusuvuori

 

8 Spots Remaining:

 

2 Legacy WC (probably :GBR Andy Murray and :SUI Stan Wawrinka)

1 Universality Spot (most likely :MON Valentin Vacherot)

1 Host Nation Quota (Reallocated to :GER Daniel Altmaier / Maximilian Marterer or :CZE Jakub Mensik)

African Champion :TUN Moez Echargui

Asian Champion :CHN Zhizhen Zhang

PanAmerican Games Silver and Bronze Medallist :CHI Tomas Barrios Vera and :BRA Thiago Monteiro (Gold Medallist ARG Facundo Diaz Acosta quota reallocated to Monteiro because of the max 4 per country rule)

 

 

Next in Ranking in case of withdraws:

 

(1) - :GER Daniel Altmaier or Maximilian Marterer (in case of making at least QF or SF in this week Heilbronn Challenger or finishing ahead Marterer)

(1)- :CZE Jakub Mensik

2- :BEL Zizou Bergs

3- :JPN Taro Daniel

(4)- :GER Maximilian Marterer (if Altmaier dont finish ahead of him)

5- :CRO Borna Coric

6- :SUI Stan Wawrinka

7- :CHN Juncheng Shang

8- :GBR Andy Murray

9- :NED Botic van de Zandschulp

10- :IND Sumit Nagal

Next - Nishioka, Galan, Goffin, Vacherot, Garin, Shapovalov, Kovalik, Kopriva, Dzumhur

 

May use Protected Ranking:

 

:CRO Marin Cilic (direct quota)

:CAN Denis Shapovalov (direct quota)

:JPN Kei Nishikori (direct quota)

:KOR Kwon Soon-woo (below Mensik in Next in Ranking for possible reallocation)

 

Players who are qualified and either withdraw or dont meet the elegibility criteria:

 

:BUL Grigor Dimitrov (Davis Cup criteria)

:USA Ben Shelton (Withdraw)

:FRA Adrian Mannarino (Withdraw)

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36 minutes ago, MatiReimundo said:

Asian Champion (Zhang) reallocated to silver medallist :JPN Yosuke Watanuki

PanAmerican Games Silver and Bronze Medallist :CHI Tomas Barrios Vera and :BRA Thiago Monteiro (Gold Medallist ARG Facundo Diaz Acosta quota reallocated to Monteiro because of the max 4 per country rule) (:BRA Gustavo Heide will get the quota if Monteiro qualifies via Ranking)

The continental quotas takes priority. So Zhang and Monteiro will keep their Asian/Pan American quotas.

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33 minutes ago, JoshMartini007 said:

The continental quotas takes priority. So Zhang and Monteiro will keep their Asian/Pan American quotas.

thats right, my mistake

 

Edited correctly.

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3 hours ago, MatiReimundo said:

The loss of Ruusuvuori in this week challengers pretty much close the olympics rankings as there is no more possible changes, except :GER Altmaier or Marterer win the Heilbronn Challenger and gets in the last spot. The Top 56 qualified players are:

 

* Based on Monday 10/06 World Ranking, some players can withdraw or not meet the elegibility criteria.

 

:ITA Jannik Sinner ; Lorenzo Musetti ; Matteo Arnaldi ; Luciano Darderi (Cobolli or Sonego instead of Darderi)

:SRB Novak Djokovic ; Laslo Djere ; Miomir Kecmanovic ; Dusan Lajovic

:ESP Carlos Alcaraz ; Rafael Nadal (PR) ; Pablo Carreño Busta (PR) ; Alejandro Davidovich Fokina

:AIN Daniil Medvedev ; Andrey Rublev ; Karen Khachanov ; Roman Safiullin

:AUS Alex De Minaur ; Jordan Thompson ; Alexei Popyrin ; Christopher O´Connell

:USA Taylor Fritz ; Tommy Paul ; Sebastian Korda ; Frances Tiafoe

:FRA Ugo Humbert ; Gael Monfils ; Arthur Fils ; Corentin Moutet

:ARG Sebastian Baez ; Francisco Cerundolo ; Mariano Navone ; Tomas Etcheverry

:GER Alexander Zverev ; Jan-Lennard Struff ; Dominik Koepfer

:GBR Cameron Norrie ; Jack Draper ; Daniel Evans

:KAZ Alexander Bublik ; Alexander Shevchenko

:CHI Nicolas Jarry ; Alejandro Tabilo

:CZE Jiri Lehecka ; Tomas Machac

:HUN Fabian Marozsan ; Marton Fucsovics

:POL Hubert Hurkacz

:GRE Stefanos Tsitsipas

:NOR Casper Ruud

:DEN Holger Rune

:CAN Felix Auger-Aliassime

:NED Tallon Griekspoor

:POR Nuno Borges

:AUT Sebastian Ofner

:BRA Thiago Seyboth Wild

:FIN Emil Ruusuvuori

 

8 Spots Remaining:

 

2 Legacy WC (probably :GBR Andy Murray and :SUI Stan Wawrinka)

1 Universality Spot (most likely :MON Valentin Vacherot)

1 Host Nation Quota (Reallocated to :GER Daniel Altmaier / Maximilian Marterer or :CZE Jakub Mensik)

African Champion :TUN Moez Echargui

Asian Champion :CHN Zhizhen Zhang

PanAmerican Games Silver and Bronze Medallist :CHI Tomas Barrios Vera and :BRA Thiago Monteiro (Gold Medallist ARG Facundo Diaz Acosta quota reallocated to Monteiro because of the max 4 per country rule)

 

 

Next in Ranking in case of withdraws:

 

(1) - :GER Daniel Altmaier or Maximilian Marterer (in case of making at least QF or SF in this week Heilbronn Challenger or finishing ahead Marterer)

(1)- :CZE Jakub Mensik

2- :BEL Zizou Bergs

3- :JPN Taro Daniel

(4)- :GER Maximilian Marterer (if Altmaier dont finish ahead of him)

5- :CRO Borna Coric

6- :SUI Stan Wawrinka

7- :CHN Juncheng Shang

8- :GBR Andy Murray

9- :NED Botic van de Zandschulp

10- :IND Sumit Nagal

Next - Nishioka, Galan, Goffin, Vacherot, Garin, Shapovalov, Kovalik, Kopriva, Dzumhur

 

May use Protected Ranking:

 

:CRO Marin Cilic (direct quota)

:CAN Denis Shapovalov (direct quota)

:JPN Kei Nishikori (direct quota)

:KOR Kwon Soon-woo (below Mensik in Next in Ranking for possible reallocation)

 

Players who are qualified and either withdraw or dont meet the elegibility criteria:

 

:BUL Grigor Dimitrov (Davis Cup criteria)

:USA Ben Shelton (Withdraw)

:FRA Adrian Mannarino (Withdraw)

and women's ?

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8 hours ago, MatiReimundo said:

yes, all four are eligible and will play Paris.

Okay, thank you. Was not sure how Navone was eligible and was trying to figure out what effect it would have if he wasn't.

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On 6/3/2024 at 10:34 AM, Benolympique said:

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Dodin probably wouldn't have qualified anyways unless there were a lot of withdrawals.

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6 minutes ago, Makedonas said:

Dodin probably wouldn't have qualified anyways unless there were a lot of withdrawals.

and in doubles Mladenovic would be associated with Garcia and Burel bets the other pair How is it possible to have Mladenovic in doubles??

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Men's doubles:

29 teams are certain if they enter.

 

2 for: :AUS :ITA :FRA :GER :CRO :USA :RUS :ESP :ARG (18 total)

1 for: :POL :IND :CHI :KAZ :GBR :CZE :BEL (25 total)

1 for :SRB only if Djokovic plays (with one of Djere, Kecmanovic, Lajovic only). Without Djokovic, Djere/Kecmanovic can be one of the first alternates with a combined live ranking of 102.

1 for :NZL assuming Daniell uses his protected ranking

1 for :CAN only if the team is Auger-Aliassime/Shapovalov, with Shapovalov using protected ranking

1 for sure for :NED assuming it is Koolhof/Rojer, probably a second team too (see below)

 

So that's 29 teams, which means the last 3 and first alternates are below:

:NED Griekspoor/Haase (78)

:AUT Erler/Miedler (78 - I'm not sure if singles or doubles rankings have priority so they might be above the Dutch?)

:GBR Draper/Norrie (79)

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:BRA Matos/Melo (83)

:MEX Gonzalez/Reyes Varela (91)

:HUN Fucsovics/Marozsan (97)

:GRE Tsitsipas/Tsitsipas (102)

 

Of course these are subject to change based on results from Roland Garros and challenger tournaments this week. For example, the Tsitsipas brothers would move up to 82 with a win tomorrow.

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