Dan Evans has expressed his desire to win an Olympic medal in men's doubles alongside Andy Murray, who is competing in the final tournament of his career in Paris. Having withdrawn from singles, Murray's hopes now rest solely on the doubles campaign, where they will face Japan's Taro Daniel and Kei Nishikori. Evans emphasized the importance of this opportunity, stating, 'There's nothing more I want than to get a medal for him and for myself.' Despite not being favorites, both players have a successful history in doubles and are focused on giving their best effort, especially given Evans' recent knee injury. Murray, known for his competitive spirit, is determined to leave on a high note rather than simply saying goodbye. Evans acknowledged Murray's significant impact on British tennis and the Olympics, recalling his history of success, including two singles golds.