Rohan Bopanna Scripts History as Oldest Grand Slam Winner and World No.1 in Men's Doubles

The 43-year-old tennis veteran won't participate in mixed doubles at Paris Olympics due to lack of high-ranked female partner.

Rohan Bopanna, at 43, became the oldest player to win a Grand Slam title and secure the World No. 1 ranking in men's doubles after his victory at the Australian Open 2024.
Bopanna, paired with Matthew Ebden, defeated the Italian Duo of Simone Bolelli and Andrea Vavassori in straight sets in the Australian Open 2024 Men’s Doubles finals.
Bopanna confirmed he won't be participating in the mixed doubles event at the Paris Olympics later this year due to the lack of a high-ranked female partner.
Previously, Bopanna won the Roland Garros Mixed Doubles in 2017, became the oldest to claim the ATP 1000 Masters title in March 2023, and reached the US Open 2010 Finals.
Rafael Nadal congratulated Bopanna on his 'unique achievement' of becoming the oldest men's doubles Grand Slam champ and No. 1 in history.