Olympic Tennis: Nadal and Alcaraz Set to Make History in Paris
The highly anticipated Olympic tennis competition is just around the corner, with Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz set to take to the courts at Roland Garros to play doubles. According to Alejandro Blanco, all Olympic tennis perspectives are set for the moment when both players will compete together.
Lightning Adaptation for Nadal and Alcaraz
Nadal is scheduled to begin training on Wednesday, with the last member of the Olympic Armada, Marc Granollers, arriving in Paris the same day to put himself under the orders of captain David Ferrer. Alcaraz, who won his first Musketeers Cup 15 days ago, begins his first training sessions on the courts today.
Tennis Competition to Start on July 27
The tennis competition will start on Saturday, July 27, with the draw for the men’s and women’s singles and doubles taking place two days prior at 11 a.m.
Nadal Arrives in Paris After Training in Bastad
Nadal arrives at the event after his training in Bastad, where he left the tournament after seeing how his body had endured the demands of the week. He acknowledged that he ran out of energy physically and mentally in the final he lost to Nuno Borges.
Training with Alcaraz to Start Mid-Week
Nadal expressed confidence in his abilities, stating that if he can play good tennis in singles, he will also do well in doubles. He also praised Alcaraz, saying that he will be at a great level, and the two will train together this week at the Roland Garros facilities.