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not yet, just speculation

Exactly as @evil bettysaid, we have to wait about Protected Ranking (Nishikori probably will use it, Cilic dunno), but Nagal is in the last spot and as of now is qualified to Paris. Anyways, if 2 or 3 players announces their withdraw sumit is in no matter what because there are not too many PR in the mens draw

Sumit qualifies, found out this a couple of hours ago, but i doubt it will happen

yes. He got the last spot, the host nation reallocation. Anyways, as he has the last place, if Nishikori or Cilic use their PR he will be the first or second reserve. Other good news is that he ended in the spot 78, and Kwon has a PR of 80 so the korean cant pass him. In the other hand, the Altmaier loss leaves Marterer as the fourth german if he manages to qualify, altmaier miss Paris.

According to her social media, Danka Kovinic received the Universality quota. Her last match was in the 2023 US Open when she lost on the first round

They changed the rule this cycle, its only 1 team per NOC. And by taking a look to the qualification process, it seems they take the June 10 Rankings to have the combined total

Altmaier is the only left. If he reaches SF, he passes Marterer for the fourth german place, and i have to make the maths really but i think he needs a final to pass Mensik. Anyways, if Altmaier losses tomorrow or on friday, Mensik qualifies to Paris

Well, France has a really tough internal battle to pick their n°1 doubles team, because they have 2 very good teams but they have to pick one. For one side, it has Doumbia and Reboul, the 33 and 34 in the Doubles Ranking, which are a good couple, used to playing on clay and definitily a good contender for a medal, knowing that they are playing together for a long time now, but on the other side you have the n°11 in the world, Roger-Vasselin, which is almost a top 10, but he plays with mexican Santiago Gonzalez, so in the olympics he will have to play with his former partner Nicolas Mahut, ranked 52 in the world. So, its really a difficult choice. The 2nd Doubles Team will be one integrated between 2 of the 4 singles players, so it can be anyone, and probably they are gonna lose in the first round. Humbert only has 7 doubles matches between start of 2023 and today, and he only won one (with Shelton in Brisbane), and of the 6 losses 5 were in straight sets. The Monfils case is worst, because he only has 5 matches between 2020-2024, 1 win and 1 loss in Tokyo Olympics with Chardy, 1 win and 1 loss with Bonzi in Montreal 2022 and a loss with Hurkacz in last year Laver Cup. Then, Arthur Fils, 7 matches in 2023 (mostly with Luca Van Assche), only one win (in Wimbledon against the Tsitsipas brothers) and then all losses. Only one match this year, also with Van Assche, a loss in the Barcelona Qualy (6-2 6-1). And finally, Moutet, only one match between 2020-2024, that it was in Wimbledon 2023 with Lestienne, a straight sets loss. Giovanni Mpetsi Perricard its a better option if he ends up getting into the France Singles Team, because he usually plays doubles in the season, and he doesn't have bad results (Final in Lille Challenger in February 2024 and a M25 title in 2022). Same with Arthur Rinderknech (he won the title of the Quimper Challenger at the start of the year with Guinard)

Navone doesn't meet the Davis Cup Criteria, which is: The player must have fulfilled the minimum participation requirement in the ITF Davis Cup or ITF Billie Jean King Cup Competitions during the Olympic Cycle, by being: (a) part of the final nominated Davis Cup or Billie Jean King Cup team, and present at the tie/event (National Representation) on a minimum of two (2) occasions during the Olympic Cycle, provided that one of those occasions is in either 2023 or 2024. But, there are exemptions for that rule, and Navone fulfilled two of them: b) Newcomer to Davis Cup or Billie Jean King Cup Competition: A player only reaches a ranking level sufficient for Davis Cup or Billie Jean King Cup selection by his/her National Association during the latter part of the Olympic Cycle. (c) Strength of Nation: A National Association has a large number of highly-ranked players resulting in competition for selection, which limits a player’s opportunities to participate in Davis Cup or Billie Jean King Cup. That's basically the reason why he can qualify, the same happen with italian Darderi

thats right, my mistake Edited correctly.

The loss of Ruusuvuori in this week challengers pretty much close the olympics rankings as there is no more possible changes, except 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. Jannik Sinner ; Lorenzo Musetti ; Matteo Arnaldi ; Luciano Darderi (Cobolli or Sonego instead of Darderi) Novak Djokovic ; Laslo Djere ; Miomir Kecmanovic ; Dusan Lajovic Carlos Alcaraz ; Rafael Nadal (PR) ; Pablo Carreño Busta (PR) ; Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Daniil Medvedev ; Andrey Rublev ; Karen Khachanov ; Roman Safiullin Alex De Minaur ; Jordan Thompson ; Alexei Popyrin ; Christopher O´Connell Taylor Fritz ; Tommy Paul ; Sebastian Korda ; Frances Tiafoe Ugo Humbert ; Gael Monfils ; Arthur Fils ; Corentin Moutet Sebastian Baez ; Francisco Cerundolo ; Mariano Navone ; Tomas Etcheverry Alexander Zverev ; Jan-Lennard Struff ; Dominik Koepfer Cameron Norrie ; Jack Draper ; Daniel Evans Alexander Bublik ; Alexander Shevchenko Nicolas Jarry ; Alejandro Tabilo Jiri Lehecka ; Tomas Machac Fabian Marozsan ; Marton Fucsovics Hubert Hurkacz Stefanos Tsitsipas Casper Ruud Holger Rune Felix Auger-Aliassime Tallon Griekspoor Nuno Borges Sebastian Ofner Thiago Seyboth Wild Emil Ruusuvuori 8 Spots Remaining: 2 Legacy WC (probably Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka) 1 Universality Spot (most likely Valentin Vacherot) 1 Host Nation Quota (Reallocated to Daniel Altmaier / Maximilian Marterer or Jakub Mensik) African Champion Moez Echargui Asian Champion Zhizhen Zhang PanAmerican Games Silver and Bronze Medallist Tomas Barrios Vera and 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) - Daniel Altmaier or Maximilian Marterer (in case of making at least QF or SF in this week Heilbronn Challenger or finishing ahead Marterer) (1)- Jakub Mensik 2- Zizou Bergs 3- Taro Daniel (4)- Maximilian Marterer (if Altmaier dont finish ahead of him) 5- Borna Coric 6- Stan Wawrinka 7- Juncheng Shang 8- Andy Murray 9- Botic van de Zandschulp 10- Sumit Nagal Next - Nishioka, Galan, Goffin, Vacherot, Garin, Shapovalov, Kovalik, Kopriva, Dzumhur May use Protected Ranking: Marin Cilic (direct quota) Denis Shapovalov (direct quota) Kei Nishikori (direct quota) 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: Grigor Dimitrov (Davis Cup criteria) Ben Shelton (Withdraw) Adrian Mannarino (Withdraw)

yes, all four are eligible and will play Paris.

I mean "incredible run" to all the season they are having, not this tournament, knowing that a year ago this couple was not even near of where and what they are now. Really happy for them but on the other side they removed the cousins Grimalt of the quota so its not a good news for argentina hehe

Diaz/Alayo with an incredible run that puts them in Olympic qualifying position! (and very hard that they lose it in Ostrava)

2022 Qatar World Cup Champions, Defender Nicolas Otamendi and Striker Julian Alvarez, will be 2 of the 3 overage players for in Paris.

Day 6 (May 29) Session 12 (Night) Schedule: Mens 63.5kg R16: Nadir v Paraschiv Erdenebat v Rosenov Commey v Garcia Abou-Arab v Ibarreche Alvarez v Khartsyz Malanga v Mukhammedsabyr Viafara Fory v De la Cruz Baez Hasanov v Nishiyama Mens 71kg R16: Madiev v Eashash Walsh v Zakharieiev Durkacz v De Oliveira Rachem v Cuellar Madoyan v Cebotari Nishant Devi v Yeasungnoen Richardson v Muxanga Rangel v Llanos Perez Womens 60kg R16: Tagirova v Alexiusson Volossenko v Boro Piñeiro Muino v Thi Linh Beram v Jedinakova Budasz v Kukhta Viitanen v Okhrei Broadhurst v Smith Yeon-ji v Falcon Womens 66kg R32: Oraekwe v Hovsepyan Wharerau v Yama Boboyorova v Sanogo Walsh v Hyo-sun

Day 6 (May 29) Session 11 (Morning) Schedule: Mens +92kg R32: Kabamba v Mendoza Narender v Congo Chala Jno Charles v Khali Arzola v Cruz Ngoc Minh Hieu v McDonagh Belberov v Aydemir Chaloyan v Latypov Safari v Agnes Abroridinov v Do-hyeon Foreman v Ghadfa Drissi Dusan v Hagag Bayikewuzi v Jazevicius Safaryan v Roulias Paul v Hola Lovchynskyi v Onyekwere St Pierre v Pratljacic Womens 66kg R32: Muller v Khamidova Su-jin v Allahverdiyeva Mavrommati v Beeloo Bogdanova v Kuluhova Chernokolenko v Mbabi Kito v Kovalainen Duran v Moreira Estornell v Kali Radunovic v Camilo Bravo Asiko v Sonvico Triebelova v Rozentale Choudhary v Piñeiro Aquino

Looks like Isabella Brett got the Womens AA quota, not Nedov

Day 4 (May 27) Schedule: Session 8 (Night): Mens 80kg R32: Kraus v Sella Aguirre v Cesar Salimov v Aradoaie Hadjit v Iashaish Pita v Straszewski Gedminas v Belony-Duliepre Jongjoho v Gonzales Bekzhigit Uulu v Musah Mens 92kg R64: Tetteh v Alfonso Romero v Al-Musaed Kushitashvili v Pompey Fathigovashini v Talley Womens 75kg R32: Flint v Isildar Su-yeon v Gramane Manikon v Stonkute Zarberga v Zokirova Diem Quynh v Yriza Nakota v Holgersson Martinez v Bacyadan Gittens v Enkhbaatar Makhno v Khalzova Langerova v Sathoud Rzayeva v Orozco Ortiz v Deanne Shontel Andiego v Schoenberger Graham v Pereira

Day 4 (May 27) Schedule: Session 7 (Morning): Mens 80kg R32: Thomas v Aminiasi Aimufua v Piñales Loura v Cassidy Jalidov v Aas Ganzorig v Owuor Gheshlaghi v Terteryan Liorancas v Hovhannisyan Wakaya v Beausejour Mens 92kg R64: Aska v Al-Hindawi Bouafia v Ha-neul Nyamdorj v Silab Bereznicki v Paoletti Matthes v Zak Womens 60kg R32: Alexiusson v Toauriri Kabuaua Ganglbauer v Volossenko Monkhor v Boro Chee v Piñeiro Muino Thi Linh v Starovoitova Taguchi v Beram Jedinakova v Al-Naimi Jenni v Budasz Kukhta v Marin Guy v Viitanen Okhrei v Zulkaynarova Martinez v Broadhurst Smith v Mehmedova Ferreira v Yeon-ji

Day 3 (May 26) Session 6 (Night) Results: Mens 71kg: Madiev d. Zeljko Saidov d. Krotter Eashash d. Beqiri Wendell d. Soquessa Yaiche d. Cavallaro Walsh d. Maina Trofimcuk d. Alizada Zakharieiev d. Clair Durkacz d. Aliyev Boxiong d. Messibah De Oliveira d. Duc Long Zimba d. Fernandes de Barros Rachem d. Croes Malm d. Bilrrashid Kulenguluka d. Scott Cuellar d. Kiwitt (WO) Madoyan d. Il-hyok Petanqui d. Boniface Cebotari d. Lavemaau Foqahaa d. Barrett Otgonbaatar d. Nurmuhammedov Nishant Devi d. Bighafa Bigate Naae Rustambek Uulu d. Saurama Yeasungnoen d. Tawhirimatea Richardson d. Brandon Tahmasebi d. Kaabi Kapuler d. Hield Muxanga d. Steven Rangel d. Sang-min Mohd Aswan d. Rizwan Martinez d. Prince Llanos Perez d. Elouarz

Day 3 (May 26) Session 5 (Morning) Results: Mens 63.5kg: Nadir d. Broman Muhammad Ridzuan d. Williams Paraschiv d. Ryan Colin d. Williamson Odayev d. Kong-ching Erdenebat d. Thanh Dat Vu Gkevorgkian d. Salgado Rosenov d. Karbas Kabengela Ntumba d. Elia Commey d. Bajoku (WO) Garcia d. Umar Jitaru d. Jinxiang Williams d. Poturovic Abou-Arab d. Al-Hawsaw Habibinezhad d. Jonas Ibarreche d. Shtiwi Dos Santos d. Marime Alvarez d. Timoteo Yackobi d. Chabyan (WO) Khartsyz d. Contreras Malanga d. Tanko Nuñez d. Limbu Ijam Mukhammedsabyr d. Laurente Aykol d. Hovhannisyan Jamwal d. Lavrenovas Viafara Fory d. Mughalzai Kultaev d. Sendrik De la Cruz Baez d. Diaz Rodriguez Chol-man d. Toussaint Hasanov d. Roskowicz Nishiyama d. Powell Dong-hwan d. Kirsanidis

Day Three (May 26) Schedule: Session 6 (Night): Mens 71kg R64: Zeljko v Madiev Saidov v Krotter Eashash v Beqiri Wendell v Soquessa Yaiche v Cavallaro Walsh v Maina Trofimcuk v Alizada Zakharieiev v Clair Aliyev v Durkacz Messibah v Boxiong Duc Long v De Oliveira Zimba v Fernandes de Barros Rachem v Croes Bilrrashid v Malm Scott v Kulenguluka Cuellar v Kiwitt Il-hyok v Madoyan Boniface v Petanqui Cebotari v Lavemaau Barrett v Foqahaa Nurmuhammedov v Otgonbaatar Nishant Devi v Bighafa Bigate Naae Saurama v Rustambek Uulu Yeasungnoen v Tawhirimatea Brandon v Richardson Kaabi v Tahmasebi Kapuler v Hield Muxanga v Steven Rangel v Sang-min Mohd Aswan v Rizwan Martinez v Prince Elouarz v Llanos Perez

Day Three (May 26) Schedule: Session 5 (Morning): Mens 63.5kg R64: Nadir v Broman Williams v Muhammad Ridzuan Ryan v Paraschiv Williamson v Colin Kong-ching v Odayev Thanh Dat Vu v Erdenebat Gkevorgkian v Salgado Rosenov v Karbas Elia v Kabengela Ntumba Commey v Bajoku Garcia v Umar Jinxiang v Jitaru Williams v Poturovic Abou-Arab v Al-Hawsaw Jonas v Habibinezhad Shtiwi v Ibarreche Dos Santos v Marime Timoteo v Alvarez Chabyan v Yackobi Contreras v Khartsyz Tanko v Malanga Limbu Ijam v Nuñez Laurente v Mukhammedsabyr Hovhannisyan v Aykol Jamwal v Lavrenovas Viafara Fory v Mughalzai Kultaev v Sendrik De la Cruz Baez v Diaz Rodriguez Toussaint v Chol-man Roskowicz v Hasanov Nishiyama v Powell Kirsanidis v Dong-hwan

Day 2 (May 25) Session 4 (Night) Results: Mens 51kg: Ibrahim d. Al-Qarnas Essaadi d. Nehal Godakandalage d. Wei Xuan Zamotayev d. Moziane De Pina d. Ametovic Allotey d. Bernath Harutyunan d. Zidi In-kyu d. MacDonald Ramirez d. Sahabi Ruiz d. Safari Mens 80kg: Sella d. Tsamalidis Aguirre d. Harding Cesar d. Kagho Salimov d. Bwogi Aradoaie d. Ilyushonok Hadjit d. Cox Straszewski d. Alizada Gedminas d. Mendoza Escriba Belony-Duliepre d. Changalawe Jongjoho d. Mironchikov Gonzales d. Badrani Bekzhigit Uulu d. Csemez Womens 50kg: Kyzaibay d. Durikova Soares d. Sze Man