Australian wheelchair tennis star Dylan Alcott will be defending two titles when he competes at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games in Japan.
The 30-year-old – who has won an incredible 22 Grand Slams in Quad singles and doubles – will be one of the most-high profile Australian athletes at the Games.
Sporting News examines Alcott’s upcoming journey at the Paralympics.
What events will Dylan Alcott be competing in at the Paralympics?
Alcott will be competing in the two events he is eligible for at Tokyo 2020 – the men’s quad singles and men’s quad doubles.
After winning the gold medal in the quad singles at the previous Paralympics at Rio 2016, Alcott will be shooting for back-to-back titles.
He will also be defending the quad doubles gold medal he won alongside Heath Davidson at Rio, with the pair teaming up once again.
The other two members of Australia’s wheelchair men’s team are…
