Paris 2024 Paralympics | Wheelchair Tennis 2024

Introduction hey sports fans welcome back to our Channel where we bring you the latest and greatest from the World of Sports today we're diving into the thrilling start of the Paris 2024 paralympic wheelchair tennis tournament at the iconic Roland goo Stadium the top four players in the world have begun their journey to par Olympic glory and we've got all the details for you let's get Alfie Hewett - The Number 1 into it first up let's talk about the man of the hour Alfie huitt from Great Britain the world number one didn't just show up he dominated in his very first par Olympic match hwit took down Israel Sergey lisov in straight sets dropping only one game the 26-year-old was thrilled to finally get started after days of intense practice with this Victory he's moving on to the last 16 huitt is definitely a player to watch in this tournament next we have Japan's Tokito Oda - The Heir Rising Star toito Oda at just 18 he's already a force to be reckoned with sitting at world number two Oda faced a tough challenge against Britain's Ben Bartram pushing their match to a nail biting tie break in the second set but Oda kept his cool and came out on top he's already won the French Open twice and now he's eyeing paralympic gold will he follow in the footsteps of the legendary shingo kuna we can't wait to Martin De La Puente - Unstoppable find out over on court 14 Spain's Martin delapuente made quick work of Argentina's Ezekiel Casco the world number three was in top form losing just two games in a straight sets victory deap pente was feeling right at home with his family cheering him on from the stands in his third paralympic appearance he's aiming to go further than ever before could this be the year he breaks through to the semi-finals Gustavo Fernandez - A Fight in Paris stay tuned last but not least least Argentina's Gustavo Fernandez faced a tough battle against not just his opponent Frederick katano but the passionate French crowd as well despite a shaky second set Fernandez pulled through to win 6164 the former world number one was thrilled to be back at Roland garos calling it the best place in the world to play tennis with his experience and determination Fernandez is sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats throughout the tournament and there you Outro - Call to Action have it the top four wheelchair tennis players are off to a strong start at the Paris 2024 par Olympics who will go all the way make sure to hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications so you don't miss any of our coverage drop a comment below and let us know who you're rooting for thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next video