Tokyo: Novak Novak Djokovic Novak Djokovic Novak Djokovic will start the next match to become the first male player to finish Golden Slam when he faces Hugo Dellien in 139th Bolivia at the Tokyo Olympics in the round.
Serbia needs to win in Tokyo and then the US Open later this year to achieve achievements so far only resolved by Steffi Graf German in 1988.
Djokovic, 34, completed the third leg to the achievement of Golden Slam when he added the Wimbledon title to Triumph Australian Open and Roland Garros in 2021 to bind rival Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal at a record of 20 men’s degrees.
Players from 46 countries will compete for Olympic Glory because the competition starts on Saturday in Tennis Park Ariake.
Home Favory Naomi Osaka met Zheng Saisai from China in the opening round of women’s matches.
Osaka number two number two of the world has not played since he stopped from the French Open in May following his first round match in Paris.
He walked out of the Claycourt Grand Slam after being fined and threatened with disqualification because he refused to attend a post-match press conference for methal health problems and also passed by Wimbledon.
Osaka, a grand slam winner four times, will be a heavy favorite for victory at Hardcourts in Tokyo with all his majors coming on the same surface.
In a single draw at the Olympics, Japan aged 23 years must compete with World number one Barty Ash, which makes the game debut against Sara Sara Sara Sara Sorribes Spain Tormo.
England Andy Murray, who bid on the sole third title of the third consecutive Olympics that had never happened before, would display in a round clash of blockbuster opening against Canada Felix Auger-Aliassion, which was ranked 15th.
The seeds of the two men Danil Medvedev will compete in Tokyo as a representative From the Russian Olympic committee after the country was stripped of flags and nationals for doping violations.
The number two world will face Alexander Bublik Kazakhstan, ranked 37th in the world, in the first round.
Campang Medvedev, Andrey Rublev, draw Kei Nishikori, which will be the hope of a Japanese major medal on single men.