Gold medals are also up for grabs in archery, canoeing, mountain biking, equestrian, fencing, judo, shooting and skateboarding.
The hottest ticket in town will be at Roland Garros, where Djokovic and Nadal will clash for a 60th time, with the Serb up in their rivalry 30-29.
Nadal has had a clear edge on the clay in the French capital down the years, but after more injury concerns and with his career winding down, the 38-year-old Spaniard said Djokovic was the “clear favourite” this time.
“Of course, it’s beautiful to play against one of the two biggest rivals that I had in my career, especially on this court.
“But situations are completely different for him, for me. He’s being very competitive. I was not being very competitive for the last two years,” Nadal said.
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