Djokovic Shines as Seine's Water Quality Stirs Concerns at Paris Olympics

Novak Djokovic clinched gold at the Paris Olympics, concluding his quest for the elusive title. The men's 100 metres final is highly anticipated with Noah Lyles as a strong contender. However, training for the mixed triathlon relay was cancelled due to the Seine's poor water quality following heavy rains.

Novak Djokovic clinched his long-awaited Olympic gold, triumphing over Spain's Carlos Alcaraz in a riveting men's singles final at Roland Garros. Djokovic's 7-6(3) 7-6(2) win filled the final gap in his trophy cabinet, thrilling the crowd at Court Philippe Chatrier.

Later, attention will shift to the highly-anticipated men's 100 metres final, where the United States' Noah Lyles faces strong competition from Britain's Louie Hinchliffe and Jamaica's Kishane Thompson. The final is scheduled for 1950 GMT.

Meanwhile, concerns loom over the Seine's water quality after heavy rainfall led to the cancellation of Sunday's training session for the mixed triathlon relay. Scheduled for Monday, the relay remains in question as water test results showed unsafe conditions.