Jack Robinson to Paris 2024
Connor O'Leary's defeat meant that no other Australian can catch him; only the second Brazilian remains to be determined and whether the last place will be occupied by McGillivray or Waida.
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Australian Jack Robinson has secured his place at the 2024 Paris Olympics after Connor O'Leary was defeated in his elimination round series by Seth Moniz, the WSL reported on the live broadcast of the Tahiti Pro.
No other Australian can match the Western Australian in the remainder of the event.
This means that Ethan Ewing and Robinson himself will be the Australian representatives at the games to be held in Teahupoo.
As for the men's CT, it only remains to determine who will be the second Brazilian besides Filipe Toledo (Medina, Chumbinho or Yago) and who will be the last classified by the CT ranking, McGillivray or Waida.
If Waida beats John John, Indonesia qualifies, if he loses, Matthew goes.
Below is a graph showing how everything is going up to round 4 of the XNUMX:
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