Gordon Reid Targets Fifth Paralympic Medal in Paris
Reid Secures First Title of 2023 in Sydney
British Wheelchair Tennis Star Sets Sights on Paris Games
British wheelchair tennis star Gordon Reid has set his sights on claiming a fifth Paralympic medal at the 2024 Paris Games, fresh off securing his first title of 2023 at the Sydney Tennis International.
Reid, who currently holds three Paralympic gold medals and a silver, is relishing the opportunity to compete in front of a home crowd in Paris and is determined to add to his impressive medal collection.
Despite a challenging start to the year with a foot injury, Reid has shown resilience and determination, recently claiming victory in the men's singles event in Sydney. The triumph marks his first title since winning the Australian Open in January 2022.
Key Points:
* Gordon Reid aiming for fifth Paralympic medal in Paris 2024. * British star secured his first title of 2023 at the Sydney Tennis International. * Reid has won three Paralympic gold medals and a silver. * He is relishing the prospect of competing in front of a home crowd in Paris. * Despite a recent foot injury, Reid has showcased resilience and determination.
Reid's Paralympic Success:
* Gold medal in men's singles at the London 2012 Paralympic Games. * Gold medal in men's doubles and silver medal in men's singles at the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. * Gold medal in men's doubles at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.
Quotes:
"I'm so excited about the prospect of competing in Paris," Reid said. "It would be an incredible experience to win a medal in front of a home crowd." "I'm working hard every day to ensure I'm in the best possible shape for the Games," he added.
Sources:
* [Gordon Reid's Official Website](https://www.gordonreid.org/) * [International Tennis Federation (ITF)](https://www.itftennis.com/) * [Paralympic Games Official Website](https://www.paralympic.org/)
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