Four tennis stars to represent Greece at Paris 2024 Olympics

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Four Greek tennis stars will represent Team Hellas at the Paris 2024 Olympics in a few weeks.

According to an announcement by the Hellenic Olympic Committee, Maria Sakkari, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Despina Papamichail and Petros Tsitsipas will play for Greece at the Olympics.

Sakkari and Papamichail will pair up in the doubles, while Sakkari and Stefanos will play in both singles and mixed.

Stefanos and Petros will also play doubles together, fulfilling a long-held dream for Stefanos to play alongside his brother.

Source: Hellenic Olympic Committee

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