Wheelchair Tennis paralympics 2024: Schedule| Game

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Alfie Hewett has kept alive his dream of winning a Paralympic gold medal after the British star reached the men’s wheelchair singles semi-finals at the Paris Paralympic Games. Today we will discuss about Wheelchair Tennis paralympics 2024: Schedule| Game.

Wheelchair Tennis paralympics 2024: Schedule| Game

The 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris, France are in full swing, and wheelchair tennis is one of the most exciting events on the schedule.

For those interested in watching the wheelchair tennis competitions, Peacock will be streaming the tournament until the final day on Saturday, September 7. The streaming coverage will include all the major events, such as men’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s singles, women’s doubles, quad singles, and quad doubles.

Peacock is scheduled to broadcast the wheelchair tennis tournament, which runs until Saturday, September 7.

Fans can tune in to Peacock on Friday, September 6 at 3 a.m. EST and Saturday, September 7 at 4:30 a.m. EST to catch the latest wheelchair tennis action from the 2024 Paralympics.

Apart from Peacock, viewers can also watch ongoing coverage of the Paralympic Games on USA Network, CNBC, and NBC throughout the event, which will conclude on Sunday, September 8.

Schedule

Wheelchair Tennis paralympics 2024: Schedule| Game

Thursday, September 5
3 a.m. (Peacock)

  • Men’s Singles Semifinal
  • Women’s Doubles Bronze Medal Match
  • Quad Singles Bronze Medal Match

4:30 a.m. (Peacock)

  • Men’s Singles Semifinal
  • Women’s Doubles Gold Medal Match
  • Quad Singles Gold Medal Match

Game

Wheelchair tennis follows the rules of able-bodied tennis with one major exception: the ball may bounce twice before the player must hit it back.

Athletes are divided into two categories: the ‘Open’ class is for athletes who have one or both legs permanently disabled but arms that function normally, and the ‘Quad’ class is for athletes who have additional restrictions to their playing arm, which limits the ability to handle a racket and propel a wheelchair.

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