Chicharito
Hall of Fame
LA 1984 (tennis as a demonstration sport)
Ronald Agénor Haiti (R1)
Seoul 1988
Clement N'Goran Ivory Coast (didn't help, blew a 2 set lead in R1 to Andrew Castle of all people)
Gabriela Sabatini Argentina (Silver in singles)
Barcelona 1992*
Goran Ivanesivic Croatia (Bronze in singles and doubles)
Stefan Edberg Sweden (R1 loss for the '88 double Bronze medalist)
Atlanta 1996
Anne Kremer Luxemburg (R1)
Dally Randriantefy Madagascar (R1)
Marcelo Filippini Uruguay (R2)
Sydney 2000
Nicolas Massu Chile (Rios supposed to be the flag bearer but no showed, Massu went out in R2 but struck double gold 4 years later)
Leander Paes India (R2 doubles loss for the shock 96 singles bronze medalist)
Athens 2004
Roger Federer Switzerland (Shocking round 2 loss)
Paradorn Srichaphan Thailand (R1 defeat for the 12th seed)
Claudine Schaul Luxemburg (R1)
Beijing 2008
Roger Federer Switzerland (Doubles Gold, QFs in singles)
Fernando Gonzalez Chile (Bronze)
London 2012
Max Miryni Belarus (Azarenka declined fearing the flag bearer curse, won Mixed Doubles Gold)
Novak Djokovic Serbia (4th)
Stan Wawrinka Switzerland (R1 defeat for Beijing doubles champ)
Maria Sharapova Russia (Silver)
Agneska Radwanksa Poland (Round 1 defeat for 2nd seed)
Marcos Baghdatis Cyprus (R3)
Horia Tecau Romania (R1)
Stephanie Vogt Luxemburg (R1)
Rio 2016
Caroline Wozniacki Denmark (R2)
Rafael Nadal Spain (Doubles Gold, singles 4th)
Andy Murray UK (Gold)
Giles Muller (R3)
*potentially more, wikipedia doesn't have every countries flag bearer listed in 1992
Ronald Agénor Haiti (R1)
Seoul 1988
Clement N'Goran Ivory Coast (didn't help, blew a 2 set lead in R1 to Andrew Castle of all people)
Gabriela Sabatini Argentina (Silver in singles)
Barcelona 1992*
Goran Ivanesivic Croatia (Bronze in singles and doubles)
Stefan Edberg Sweden (R1 loss for the '88 double Bronze medalist)
Atlanta 1996
Anne Kremer Luxemburg (R1)
Dally Randriantefy Madagascar (R1)
Marcelo Filippini Uruguay (R2)
Sydney 2000
Nicolas Massu Chile (Rios supposed to be the flag bearer but no showed, Massu went out in R2 but struck double gold 4 years later)
Leander Paes India (R2 doubles loss for the shock 96 singles bronze medalist)
Athens 2004
Roger Federer Switzerland (Shocking round 2 loss)
Paradorn Srichaphan Thailand (R1 defeat for the 12th seed)
Claudine Schaul Luxemburg (R1)
Beijing 2008
Roger Federer Switzerland (Doubles Gold, QFs in singles)
Fernando Gonzalez Chile (Bronze)
London 2012
Max Miryni Belarus (Azarenka declined fearing the flag bearer curse, won Mixed Doubles Gold)
Novak Djokovic Serbia (4th)
Stan Wawrinka Switzerland (R1 defeat for Beijing doubles champ)
Maria Sharapova Russia (Silver)
Agneska Radwanksa Poland (Round 1 defeat for 2nd seed)
Marcos Baghdatis Cyprus (R3)
Horia Tecau Romania (R1)
Stephanie Vogt Luxemburg (R1)
Rio 2016
Caroline Wozniacki Denmark (R2)
Rafael Nadal Spain (Doubles Gold, singles 4th)
Andy Murray UK (Gold)
Giles Muller (R3)
*potentially more, wikipedia doesn't have every countries flag bearer listed in 1992
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