Spanish tennis player Daniel Caverzaschi is facing his Paralímpicos Juegos in Paris since he contested the first part with the illusion released under him on June 13. The referee of the Emilio Sánchez Academy was recognized among the best Paralympic tennis players in the world in his new Olympic season, taking second place in the 2024 ITF singles ranking.
In Paris, they competed in the singles and doubles categories after joining forces with Martín de la Fuente and other great tennis talents on the Spanish tennis court.
In recent statements, Caverzaschi demonstrated his enthusiasm for the opportunity to compete in a Paralympic team many times over, having landed in London, Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo: “It is an honorary representative in Spain and most certainly it is my beloved Games.” He has been eager to find his way in the best conditions and has chosen the best at every moment.”
The Emilio Sánchez Academy tennis player received this quote after making his debut in the Wimbledon tournament, recovering from an injury for dealing with different engagements in a year and during the recovery period.
The members of her career, which came out of many professionals, did not receive any more awards and received the support of Emilio Sánchez Vicario, along with her foundation and the collaboration with Javier “Koki” Martí. “Daniel has felt very heavy this month, preparing for Paris and hoping that it will be the best for him,” explained Sánchez Vicario.
Caverzaschi (Madrid, 1983) is confident in his work on the slopes thanks to his Destacada Trayectoria Deportiva, he is the great defender of inclusion and equal opportunities for people with disabilities. His participation in Paris 2024 is not just a sporting event, but an example of superpower and dedication.
“It’s an exercise for life: you have to get on a mental level and at the same time be independent, work under pressure or feel the emotions,” said Daniel before his new Olympics.
The Emilio Sánchez Academy, which took place 25 years ago in 2024, has focused on their careers. In this center, as a great tennis player like Andy Murray or Grigor Dimitrov, I created an international reference academy that I allied academic education with elite sport. Its presence on three continents and in its countries included more than 10,000 graduates from most national higher education institutions. The Emilio Sánchez Vicario Foundation has been another pillar dedicated to promoting social integration and personal promotion through sport and education since its creation in 2010.
