The closing day of the Paris 2024 Paralympics was filled with excitement as athletes competed in marathons, canoeing, and wheelchair basketball. Swiss athlete Marcel Hug led the T54 men's marathon, while Fatima El Isrissi of Morocco dominated the women's T12 marathon. Great Britain's Charlotte Henshaw and Laura Sugar clinched gold in canoeing, and the Netherlands faced off against the USA in the women's wheelchair basketball final.

Ana Barbosu, who was recently awarded the bronze medal in the women's floor exercise final at the Paris 2024 Olympics, has spoken about the controversy of the medal reallocation. The U.S. appeal's late submission caused American Jordan Chiles to lose her medal position. Barbosu emphasized fairness and acknowledged the emotional toll on athletes while the decision has sparked debate within the gymnastics community.

Novak Djokovic, the 37-year-old Serbian tennis star, defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas in the Paris Olympics quarterfinals despite dealing with a knee injury. Djokovic's victory, marked by resilience and determination, advances him to the semifinals where he will face Lorenzo Musetti. His aspiration for an Olympic gold medal remains a high priority.