United States  ? 41 32 China ? 40 41 32 China 🇨🇳 39 32 18 GB 🇬🇧 25 26 23 France 🇫🇷 23 21 33

Boxing enthusiasts will be desperate to see the rematch between Ferreira and Harrington. In the amateur ranks, both have had one loss since

Rafael Nadal has won fourteen French Open titles and has a record at Roland Garros of 112-4.

I think this ends in a world record with them both probably beating the old record. Behind them is a closer contest.

206 countries are competing in the Paris Olympics. Some nations will expect to take home 100 medals whilst others will be happy with one.

I think this comes down to Calderano, Harimoto, Jorgic, Lebrun, Qiu and Yun-ju. I think the pressure will be too much for young Lebrun

Teddy Riner (France) will attempt to add a third Olympic title to his resume at home. He could only win bronze in Tokyo though

Basically, this division is one of the more open; with even the favourite having some question marks around her that don’t exist elsewhere.

Keirin is the sprint event that most lends itself to a shock. It showed itself to be a hard track to overtake with its long turns.

The best riders usually congregate in France every year for the Tour De France. This will come not long after the 2024 event

Lisa Carrington (New Zealand)took gold in Tokyo to take her total to five Olympic gold medals along with her fifteen World Championship gold

Mahieu and Daudet have been the most consistent over the last few years and form the main contenders along with Kennedy.

The hope is probably a final between Jones and Zongshi. Zongshi has been dominant especially in 2022

A few months ago, predicting anyone but Korda to win a female event would have seemed silly. However, her form has taken a real dip.

Germany has a particular hold over this event, having won nine of the last ten renewals and eleven of the last thirteen World Championships.

McIntosh is maybe the form shooter of 2024 in any discipline whilst Duestad has been so consistently strong over the last few years.

This feels like a big four of Errigo, Kiefer, Thibus and Volpi. Fencing is not necessarily an event where the favourites prevail.

Joe Clarke (Great Britain) will enter the inaugural running of this event as favourite. He is the triple reigning world champion

The final should be one of the anticipated matchups of the Olympics as Yifan/Qingchen take on Baek/Lee.

Egypt, Hungary and South Korea all have two potential contenders whilst Prades can surely do well at home.