On Monday, (July 29th) the Paris Olympics will witness an epic showdown between tennis legends Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic, marking their 60th encounter. Djokovic leads their rivalry 30-29, but Nadal has historically dominated on the clay of Roland Garros. Despite recent injury concerns, Nadal relishes the opportunity to face Djokovic once more.

In swimming, Australia's Ariarne Titmus is favored to win her second gold of the Games in the 200m freestyle, following her dominant 400m victory. Titmus is the reigning champion and world record-holder, facing stiff competition from fellow Australian Mollie O'Callaghan.

In diving, Britain's Tom Daley aims to disrupt China's anticipated clean sweep. Daley, who won gold with Matty Lee in Tokyo, will compete in the men's synchronized 10m platform with Noah Williams. The Chinese divers face immense pressure to maintain their dominance, having already secured the first diving gold in Paris.

Gymnastics will feature a fierce battle between China and Japan in the men's team final. Gold medals are also at stake in archery, canoeing, mountain biking, equestrian, fencing, judo, shooting, and skateboarding.

In skateboarding, Yuto Horigome defends his men's street title, with Japan poised for a strong performance. American Nyjah Huston presents a significant challenge to the Japanese contenders.

Ukraine's Olga Kharlan, a four-time individual world champion in sabre fencing, seeks a second Olympic gold amidst the ongoing conflict in her homeland. Her resilience and determination make her a standout contender in this competition.