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Tennis Qualification to Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympic Games


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Indian media is reporting that Sumit Nagal (WR 144) has been invited by ITF for singles. Taking Wiki list as base, I still see :BOL:AUS:PER:AUT:SUI ahead of us and 4 spots empty. So, am assuming that either there are more withdrawals or one of these declined the quota. 

 

Next 3 should be :GBR:SRB and :IND 

 

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11 minutes ago, dcro said:

:SVK is also there, ahead of Bolivia.

Since, :SVK refused quota for Andrej Martin, I assumed they refused for Jozef Kovalik. Similarly, I didn't count :NED because they are an obvious choice for a NOC that could have refused. But, I did miss :BIH. For some reason, Wiki list is skipping these 3 (:SVK:NED and :BIH), am assuming that they are expected to decline but we don't have confirmed data. 

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3 minutes ago, Dolby said:

Since, :SVK refused quota for Andrej Martin, I assumed they refused for Jozef Kovalik. Similarly, I didn't count :NED because they are an obvious choice for a NOC that could have refused. But, I did miss :BIH. For some reason, Wiki list is skipping these 3 (:SVK:NED and :BIH), am assuming that they are expected to decline but we don't have confirmed data. 

Technically they did not refuse. They forwarded the invitation to the player and then he was the one who declined.

#banbestmen

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ITF will now have to reallocate the world ranking quota of :HUN Tímea Babos in women's doubles, not sure which nation will benefit from this. 

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4 minutes ago, dcro said:

Technically they did not refuse. They forwarded the invitation to the player and then he was the one who declined.

In that case, my mistake. :red:

 

Spoiler

I can still blame Wiki though because it lists Londero as the last name while skipping Jozef

 

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48 minutes ago, Dolby said:

Indian media is reporting that Sumit Nagal (WR 144) has been invited by ITF for singles. Taking Wiki list as base, I still see :BOL:AUS:PER:AUT:SUI ahead of us and 4 spots empty. So, am assuming that either there are more withdrawals or one of these declined the quota. 

 

Next 3 should be :GBR:SRB and :IND 

 

Maybe India got a quota for Yuki Bhambri based on his PR which I think is 127. And they reallocated the same to Sumit as Yuki is injured. 

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5 minutes ago, sameerph said:

Maybe India got a quota for Yuki Bhambri based on his PR which I think is 127. And they reallocated the same to Sumit as Yuki is injured. 

I don't think we can reallocate Yuki's potential quota to Sumit even if we wanted to. But at this point, I don't think many of us are sure of anything, and it is mainly assumptions. 

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Svetlana Kuznetsova :RUS announced her decision not to participate in the Tokyo Olympics. She wrote about it on Instagram.

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