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This article details the qualifying phase for tennis at the 2024 Summer Olympics. The qualification pathway will be determined primarily based on the rankings maintained by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) and the Women's Tennis Association (WTA).

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Qualifying criteria

The main qualifying criterion will be the players' positions on the ATP and WTA ranking lists published on 10 June 2024. The players entering are formally submitted by the International Tennis Federation. The ATP and WTA rankings will be determined based on the performances achieved in the previous 52 weeks of the qualifying window. To be eligible, the players must satisfy the key criteria as part of the nominated team in two Billie Jean King Cup (women) or Davis Cup (men) events between Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 (with one of the nominations occurring in 2023 or 2024), either if their nation competes at the Zone Group round robin level for the third year of the quadrennial cycle or if the player has represented their nation at least twenty times.[1][2]

Each National Olympic Committee (NOC) can enter a maximum of twelve tennis players (six per gender) with a maximum of four entries each in the men's and women's singles (the best ranked within their respective country), two pairs each in the men's and women's doubles and a single pair in the mixed doubles.[3][4]

For the singles, the top 56 players in the world rankings on 10 June 2024 of the ATP and WTA tours will qualify for the Olympics, respecting the four-player limit per NOC and gender. Hence, those ranked outside the top 56 and from NOCs with less than four entries are permitted to compete. A player could only participate if he or she is allowed and drafted to represent the player's country in Davis Cup or Billie Jean King Cup for three of the following years: 2022, 2023, and 2024, unless given an exemption by the International Tennis Federation. Four of the remaining eight slots are attributed to the NOCs who have not already qualified four tennis players across three continental zones (the winner and runner-up from the 2023 Pan American Games; the gold medalist each from the 2022 Asian Games and 2023 African Games). The final four spots are reserved, one for the host nation France, two for previous Olympic gold medalists or Grand Slam champions, and one for applicants for the Universality place.[4]

For the men's and women's doubles, there are 32 spots for the highest-ranked teams, with 10 of them reserved for players in the top 10 of the doubles rankings, who could select his or her partner from their NOC provided they are ranked in the top 400 in either singles or doubles. The remaining spots are attributed to the pairs with the highest combined ranking (i.e. the sum of either the singles or doubles ranking) until the 32-team field is complete. If the total quota of 86 players in the relevant gender remains incomplete, additional places continue to be allotted through the combined ranking. Once the field completes, the remaining pairs with both players qualified in the singles are officially selected based on their highest combined ranking; otherwise, additional places are assigned to the pairs with one player qualified in singles, followed by the remaining pairs without any qualified player in the singles tournament, if necessary. One team per gender is reserved for the host nation France if none has already become eligible otherwise.[4]

With no quota places available for the mixed doubles, all teams will consist of players already entered in either the singles or doubles, including the top 15 combined ranking teams and the host nation France.[4]

Qualified players

The following tables reflect the official entry lists for the men's and women's singles as well as the men's and women's doubles.[5] For the mixed doubles, the final entry list is to be determined by the ITF on 24 July.

Ranking figures for all lists are based on the ATP and WTA world rankings of 10 June 2024, the cut-off for the Olympic tennis event.

aPlayer did not enter due to:
  • Because of injury;
  • Declined to compete;
  • Was not selected by their governing body;
  • Ineligible to compete (Individual Neutral Athletes)
bPlayer failed to fulfill the minimum Billie Jean King Cup / Davis Cup representation level
cPlayer is ineligible because of the four-player limit per NOC
dPlayer officially retired from the sport
ePlayer received special dispensation for the Billie Jean King Cup / Davis Cup requirements from the ITF

Men's singles

More information No., Rank ...
No. Rank Player NOC ATP Points NOC Rank
World ranking
a[6]1Jannik Sinner Italy9,570–
12Novak Djokovic Serbia8,4601
2e[7]3Carlos Alcaraz Spain8,1301
34Alexander Zverev Germany7,2951
4[8][9]5Daniil Medvedev Individual Neutral Athletes6,5251
a[10]6Andrey Rublev Individual Neutral Athletes4,710–
57Casper Ruud Norway4,0251
a[11]8Hubert Hurkacz Poland3,955–
a[12][13][14]9Alex de Minaur Australia3,845–
6[15]9PR(264)Rafael Nadal Spain2152
b[16]10Grigor Dimitrov Bulgaria3,775–
711Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece3,7401
812Taylor Fritz United States3,0901
913Tommy Paul United States2,7102
a[17][18]14Ben Shelton United States2,590–
a[19][20]15Holger Rune Denmark2,540–
1016Ugo Humbert France2,2501
1117Alexander Bublik Kazakhstan2,1401
12[21]18Félix Auger-Aliassime Canada2,0751
1319Sebastián Báez Argentina2,0301
1420Nicolás Jarry Chile1,9051
a[22]21Adrian Mannarino France1,865–
a[10]22Karen Khachanov Individual Neutral Athletes1,780–
1523Tallon Griekspoor Netherlands1,6901
1624Alejandro Tabilo Chile1,6392
a[23]25Jiří Lehečka Czech Republic1,630–
a[17]26Sebastian Korda United States1,620–
1727Francisco Cerúndolo Argentina1,6102
a[17]28Frances Tiafoe United States1,590–
18e[24]29Mariano Navone Argentina1,3823
1930Lorenzo Musetti Italy1,2901
2031Tomás Martín Etcheverry Argentina1,2904
a[25]32Alejandro Davidovich Fokina Spain1,240–
2133Tomáš Macháč Czech Republic1,2251
22[21]33PR(197)Milos Raonic Canada3052
2334Matteo Arnaldi Italy1,2202
2435Jan-Lennard Struff Germany1,1802
25[22]36Gaël Monfils France1,1602
a[26]37Jordan Thompson Australia1,156–
26[22]38Arthur Fils France1,1553
a[12]39Cameron Norrie Great Britain1,150–
2740Jack Draper Great Britain1,1311
28e[27]41Luciano Darderi Italy1,1263
2942Fábián Marozsán Hungary1,1221
30[8][9]43Roman Safiullin Individual Neutral Athletes1,0972
As1[28]44Zhang Zhizhen China1,0661
31[17]45Christopher Eubanks United States1,0173
a[29]46Laslo Djere Serbia975–
32[30]47Pedro Martínez Spain9753
3348Nuno Borges Portugal9711
34[31]48PR(286)Kei Nishikori Japan1931
35[13]49Alexei Popyrin Australia9611
bc50Flavio Cobolli Italy955–
36[9]51Pavel Kotov Individual Neutral Athletes9443
3752Sebastian Ofner Austria9331
a[29]53Miomir Kecmanović Serbia920–
38[17]54Marcos Giron United States9104
3955Márton Fucsovics Hungary8872
40[22]56Corentin Moutet France8754
4157Dušan Lajović Serbia8712
c58Lorenzo Sonego Italy861–
4259Alexander Shevchenko Kazakhstan8602
43[25]60Jaume Munar Spain8504
bc61Alex Michelsen United States832–
4462Dan Evans Great Britain8282
c63Facundo Díaz Acosta Argentina828–
c64Roberto Carballés Baena Spain821–
4565Dominik Koepfer Germany8013
bc66Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard France786–
a[5]67Christopher O'Connell Australia778–
c68Arthur Rinderknech France777–
c69Federico Coria Argentina761–
4670Thiago Seyboth Wild Brazil7501
c71Brandon Nakashima United States750–
a[5]72Emil Ruusuvuori Finland748–
bc73Luca Nardi Italy742–
c74Mackenzie McDonald United States735–
bc75Arthur Cazaux France735–
Am176Thiago Monteiro[a] Brazil7152
4777Sumit Nagal India7131
c78Alexandre Müller France710–
4879Jakub Menšík Czech Republic7082
49e[13]80Rinky Hijikata Australia7082
5081Zizou Bergs Belgium6881
bc82Hugo Gaston France683–
c83Aleksandar Kovacevic United States680–
5184Taro Daniel Japan6802
c85Roberto Bautista Agut Spain680–
5286Maximilian Marterer Germany6794
Other entries[b]
53[c][6]202Andrea Vavassori Italy3014
54[d][32]259Hady Habib Lebanon2192
55[e][20][33]NRMatthew Ebden Australia03
56[f][34]NRRobin Haase Netherlands02
57[g][12]NRFrancisco Cabral Portugal02
58[h][12]NRPetros Tsitsipas Greece02
Continental places
As144Zhang Zhizhen ChinaSee World Ranking above
Am176Thiago Monteiro[a] BrazilSee World Ranking above
Am2156Tomás Barrios Vera Chile3893
Af1335Moez Echargui Tunisia1551
Legacy gold medalist / Grand Slam champion
L1[35][36]93Stan Wawrinka Switzerland6331
L2–Reallocated to other entries––
Host nation
H1–Reallocated to direct entry France––
Universality
U1[37]146Benjamin Hassan Lebanon4151
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Women's singles

More information No., Rank ...
No. Rank Player NOC WTA Points NOC Rank
World ranking
11Iga Świątek Poland11,6951
22Coco Gauff United States7,9881
a[38]3Aryna Sabalenka Individual Neutral Athletes7,788–
a[39]4Elena Rybakina Kazakhstan5,973–
35Jessica Pegula United States4,6252
a[40]6Markéta Vondroušová Czech Republic4,503–
47Jasmine Paolini Italy4,0681
As1[28]8Zheng Qinwen China4,0051
59Maria Sakkari Greece3,9801
a[38]10Ons Jabeur Tunisia3,748–
611Danielle Collins United States3,5323
a[17]12Madison Keys United States3,343–
713Jeļena Ostapenko Latvia3,3181
a[8]14Daria Kasatkina Individual Neutral Athletes3,088–
a[10]15Liudmila Samsonova Individual Neutral Athletes2,640–
8[9]16Ekaterina Alexandrova Individual Neutral Athletes2,3601
917Marta Kostyuk Ukraine2,2401
10[17]18Emma Navarro United States2,2384
a[41]19Victoria Azarenka Individual Neutral Athletes2,234–
1120Beatriz Haddad Maia Brazil2,2131
1221Elina Svitolina Ukraine2,1002
13[22]22Caroline Garcia France2,0681
14[9]23Mirra Andreeva Individual Neutral Athletes2,0172
a[10]24Anna Kalinskaya Individual Neutral Athletes1,986–
1525Barbora Krejčíková Czech Republic1,7681
a[5]26Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Individual Neutral Athletes1,756–
1627Dayana Yastremska Ukraine1,7123
1728Linda Nosková Czech Republic1,7102
a[42]29Sorana Cîrstea Romania1,704–
18[43]30Katie Boulter Great Britain1,6711
19[40]31Kateřina Siniaková Czech Republic1,6453
2031PR(223)Angelique Kerber Germany3321
a[37]b[44]32Elise Mertens Belgium1,629–
21[21]33Leylah Fernandez Canada1,6251
22[13]33PR(189)Ajla Tomljanović Australia3931
a[5]34Veronika Kudermetova Individual Neutral Athletes1,623–
23[45]35Karolína Muchová Czech Republic1,5104
a[5]36Anastasia Potapova Individual Neutral Athletes1,427–
c37Marie Bouzková Czech Republic1,425–
24[28]38Yuan Yue China1,4222
2539Donna Vekić Croatia1,4181
26[28]40Wang Xinyu China1,4113
a[46]41Yulia Putintseva Kazakhstan1,333–
27[22]42Clara Burel France1,2882
2843Elisabetta Cocciaretto Italy1,2592
2944Magda Linette Poland1,2362
c45Sofia Kenin United States1,222–
a[47]46Anhelina Kalinina Ukraine1,221–
c47Sloane Stephens United States1,217–
30[9]48Diana Shnaider Individual Neutral Athletes1,1763
31[42]49Ana Bogdan Romania1,1491
32[42]49PR(131)Irina-Camelia Begu Romania5812
c50Karolína Plíšková Czech Republic1,147–
33[28]51Wang Xiyu China1,1254
3452Magdalena Fręch Poland1,1063
c53Zhu Lin China1,077–
c54Petra Kvitová Czech Republic1,070–
3555Sara Sorribes Tormo Spain1,0691
3656Tatjana Maria Germany1,0592
3757Arantxa Rus Netherlands1,0541
c58Caroline Dolehide United States1,049–
bc59Lesia Tsurenko Ukraine1,048–
a[5]60Anna Blinkova Individual Neutral Athletes1,036–
c61Peyton Stearns United States1,035–
3862Nadia Podoroska Argentina1,0351
Af163Mayar Sherif[i] Egypt1,0341
39[22]64Diane Parry France9993
40[21]64PR(228)Bianca Andreescu Canada3232
4165Clara Tauson Denmark9941
4266Jaqueline Cristian Romania9863
4367Cristina Bucșa Spain9842
4468Lucia Bronzetti Italy9833
4569Viktoriya Tomova Bulgaria9741
bc70Ashlyn Krueger United States974–
46[22]71Varvara Gracheva France9704
c72Wang Yafan China962–
4773Viktorija Golubic Switzerland9521
4873PR(314)Julia Grabher Austria2161
49e[48]74Tamara Korpatsch Germany9513
5075Laura Siegemund Germany9414
51[49]76Moyuka Uchijima Japan9351
bc77Katie Volynets United States927–
a[5]78Elina Avanesyan Individual Neutral Athletes926–
5279Petra Martić Croatia9112
5380Anna Karolína Schmiedlová Slovakia8801
54[50]81Camila Osorio Colombia8751
Other entries[b]
55[j][39]88Sara Errani Italy8054
56[k][46]126Lulu Sun New Zealand6111
57[l][citation needed]170Olivia Gadecki Australia4442
Continental places
As1[28]8Zheng Qinwen ChinaSee World Ranking above
Af163Mayar Sherif[i] EgyptSee World Ranking above
Am1115Laura Pigossi Brazil6722
Am286María Lourdes Carlé Argentina8112
Legacy gold medalist / Grand Slam champion
L1[49]125Naomi Osaka Japan6141
L2[51]117Caroline Wozniacki Denmark6652
Host nation
H1–Reallocated to direct entry France––
Universality
U1[37]612Danka Kovinić Montenegro711
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Men's doubles

More information No., CR* ...
No. CR* Player A Player B NOC
SR† DR‡ Name SR† DR‡ Name
World ranking
1[52]46–1Matthew Ebden–45John Peers Australia
2[53]20–2Marcel Granollers18PR(876)–Pablo Carreño Busta Spain
a[54]––3Horacio Zeballos–– Argentina
3[55]71–4Rohan Bopanna–67Sriram Balaji India
4[43]17–5Joe Salisbury–12Neal Skupski Great Britain
5[56]21–6Rajeev Ram–15Austin Krajicek United States
a[m]––7Marcelo Arévalo–– El Salvador
6[57]31–8Wesley Koolhof2361Tallon Griekspoor Netherlands
7[58]30–9Mate Pavić–21Nikola Mektić Croatia
8[59]2120210Andrea Vavassori–11Simone Bolelli Italy
Combined ranking
9[60]e[7]112–Carlos Alcaraz9PR(264)–Rafael Nadal Spain
10[56]2512164Taylor Fritz13–Tommy Paul United States
11[48]34–17Kevin Krawietz–17Tim Pütz Germany
12[24]39–19Andrés Molteni–20Máximo González Argentina
13[5]4420576Nicolás Jarry24260Alejandro Tabilo Chile
14[5]485–Daniil Medvedev43233Roman Safiullin Individual Neutral Athletes
15[22]50–14Édouard Roger-Vasselin36–Gael Monfils[n] France
16[21]5118580Félix Auger-Aliassime33PR(197)–Milos Raonic Canada
17[5]54161258Ugo Humbert38568Arthur Fils France
18[61]589294Alex de Minaur49879Alexei Popyrin Australia
19[5]58–29Sander Gillé–29Joran Vliegen Belgium
20[5]6017143Alexander Bublik–43Aleksandr Nedovyesov Kazakhstan
21[24][62]60291264Mariano Navone[o]31297Tomás Martín Etcheverry Argentina
22[63]693356Tomáš Macháč–36Adam Pavlásek Czech Republic
23[59]7130147Lorenzo Musetti41–Luciano Darderi Italy
24[57]80–25Jean-Julien Rojer–55Robin Haase Netherlands
25[64]831188Stefanos Tsitsipas–72Petros Tsitsipas Greece
26[5]9742572Fábián Marozsán55572Márton Fucsovics Hungary
27[5]10035102Jan-Lennard Struff6594Dominik Koepfer Germany
28[5]11448364Nuno Borges–66Francisco Cabral Portugal
29[65]14670431Thiago Seyboth Wild76–Thiago Monteiro Brazil
30[43]15962293Dan Evans97351Andy Murray Great Britain
31[5]405146483Benjamin Hassan259529Hady Habib Lebanon
Other entries[b]
32[p]13284–Taro Daniel48PR(286)–Kei Nishikori Japan
Host nation
H1–––Reallocated to direct entry––Reallocated to direct entry France
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^* Combined ranking. The best ranking (singles or doubles) of player A is added to that of player B to calculate the combined ranking.

^† Singles ranking

^‡ Doubles ranking

Women's doubles

More information No., CR* ...
No. CR* Player A Player B NOC
SR† DR‡ Name SR† DR‡ Name
World ranking
a[37]b[44]–321Elise Mertens–– Belgium
1[66]1556752Hsieh Su-wei519153Tsao Chia-yi Chinese Taipei
2[67]129–3Erin Routliffe126224Lulu Sun New Zealand
a[37]–1374Storm Hunter–– Australia
3[68]27315Kateřina Siniaková2522Barbora Krejčíková Czech Republic
4[69]37756Laura Siegemund31PR(223)–Angelique Kerber Germany
5[21]40–7Gabriela Dabrowski3364Leylah Fernandez Canada
a[9]–2588Vera Zvonareva–– Individual Neutral Athletes
6[13]937539Ellen Perez84106Daria Saville Australia
a[56]–13669Nicole Melichar-Martinez–– United States
Combined ranking
7[56]7212Coco Gauff544Jessica Pegula United States
8[70]22714Jasmine Paolini8815Sara Errani Italy
9[56]2211–Danielle Collins–11Desirae Krawczyk United States
10[71]33–13Luisa Stefani2046Beatriz Haddad Maia Brazil
11[60]406719Cristina Bucșa5521Sara Sorribes Tormo Spain
12[72]441757Marta Kostyuk27215Dayana Yastremska Ukraine
13[73]49–25Shuko Aoyama27424Ena Shibahara Japan
14[72]52–17Lyudmyla Kichenok–35Nadiia Kichenok Ukraine
15[40]6335580Karolína Muchová2889Linda Nosková Czech Republic
16[66]63110828Chan Hao-ching–35PR(147)Latisha Chan Chinese Taipei
17[5]6838132Yuan Yue67130PR(57)Zhang Shuai China
18[5]711667Ekaterina Alexandrova–55PR(475)Elena Vesnina Individual Neutral Athletes
19[9]7123110Mirra Andreeva4888Diana Shnaider Individual Neutral Athletes
20[57]73–16Demi Schuurs5777Arantxa Rus Netherlands
21[43]7730476Katie Boulter15847Heather Watson Great Britain
22[28]834043Wang Xinyu89PR(1329)43PR(129)Zheng Saisai China
23[5]8349PR(133)326Irina-Camelia Begu95334Monica Niculescu Romania
24[22]862242Caroline Garcia64166Diane Parry France
25[5]10933PR(189)494Ajla Tomljanović17076Olivia Gadecki Australia
26[5]1094449Magda Linette–65PR(698)Alicja Rosolska Poland
27[74]11143364Elisabetta Cocciaretto68358Lucia Bronzetti Italy
28[22]11342991Clara Burel71867Varvara Gracheva France
29[5]11549291Ana Bogdan66216Jaqueline Cristian Romania
30[5]11791590Maria Sakkari227108Despina Papamichail Greece
31[5]13056319Tatjana Maria74e328Tamara Korpatsch Germany
32[24]14862303Nadia Podoroska86195María Lourdes Carlé Argentina
Host nation
H1–––Reallocated to direct entry––Reallocated to direct entry France
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^* Combined ranking. The best ranking (singles or doubles) of player A is added to that of player B to calculate the combined ranking.

^† Singles ranking

^‡ Doubles ranking

Mixed doubles

More information No., CR* ...
No. CR* Female Player Male Player NOC
SR† DR‡ Name SR† DR‡ Name
Combined ranking
1107539Ellen Perez–1Matthew Ebden Australia
210756Laura Siegemund484Alexander Zverev Germany
314212Coco Gauff12164Taylor Fritz United States
42091590Maria Sakkari1188Stefanos Tsitsipas Greece
a214–Elena Rybakina17143Alexander Bublik Kazakhstan
5235521Sara Sorribes Tormo–2Marcel Granollers Spain
624–16Demi Schuurs–8Wesley Koolhof Netherlands
725–7Gabriela Dabrowski18580Félix Auger-Aliassime Canada
8258815Sara Errani20210Andrea Vavassori Italy
92823110Mirra Andreeva5–Daniil Medvedev Individual Neutral Athletes
10362242Caroline Garcia–14Édouard Roger-Vasselin France
1138305Kateřina Siniaková3356Tomáš Macháč Czech Republic
a4839229Donna Vekić–9Mate Pavić Croatia
125215847Heather Watson–5Joe Salisbury Great Britain
137227424Ena Shibahara48PR(286)–Kei Nishikori Japan
14844043Wang Xinyu[q]4450Zhang Zhizhen China
Other entries[b]
15[r]8262303Nadia Podoroska–20Máximo González Argentina
16[s]83–13Luisa Stefani70431Thiago Seyboth Wild Brazil
Host nation
H1–––Reallocated to direct entry––Reallocated to direct entry France
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^* Combined ranking. The best ranking (singles or doubles) of player A is added to that of player B to calculate the combined ranking.

^† Singles ranking

^‡ Doubles ranking

Notes

  1. [a]
    Quota is passed from 2023 Pan American Games gold medalist Facundo Díaz Acosta to the bronze medalist at the Pan American Games as four athletes from Argentina had already directly qualified.
  2. [b]
    The following entries were added to the entry list as late replacements instead of original entrants who had withdrawn.
  3. [c]
    Vavassori entered as a last-minute alternate due to Sinner’s withdrawal
  4. [d]
    Habib entered as a last-minute alternate due to Hurkacz’s withdrawal
  5. [e]
    Ebden entered as a last-minute alternate due to Rune’s withdrawal
  6. [f]
    Haase entered as a last-minute alternate due to Murray’s withdrawal
  7. [g]
    Cabral entered as a last-minute alternate due to De Minaur’s withdrawal
  8. [h]
    Tsitsipas entered as a last-minute alternate due to Norrie’s withdrawal
  9. [i]
    Quota is passed from gold medalist Angella Okutoyi to the next best placed eligible Africa Games competitor since Okutoyi did not meet the ITF minimum ranking requirement (top 400 or higher).
  10. [j]
    Errani entered as a last-minute alternate due to Rybakina's withdrawal
  11. [k]
    Sun entered as a last-minute alternate due to Putintseva's withdrawal
  12. [l]
    Gadecki entered as a last-minute alternate due to Kalinina's withdrawal
  13. [m]
    Unable to enter because there is no other Salvadoran player within the top of the 300 of the rankings in either singles or doubles.
  14. [n]
    Replaced Fabien Reboul
  15. [o]
    Replaced Francisco Cerúndolo
  16. [p]
    Daniel and Nishikori entered as a last-minute alternates due to Hurkacz and Zieliński's withdrawals
  17. [q]
    Replaced Zheng Qinwen
  18. [r]
    Podoroska and González entered as a last-minute alternates due to Rybakina and Bublik's withdrawals
  19. [s]
    Stefani and Seyboth Wild entered as a last-minute alternates due to Vekic and Pavic's withdrawals

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