Ibrahim Hamadtou, The Table Tennis Player With No Hands.

An Egyptian Paralympic table tennis player who competes by holding the paddle in his mouth, becoming a global symbol of resilience and determination.

Hamadtou gained international recognition at Rio 2016, where his unique playing style captivated audiences worldwide.

He returned to compete at Tokyo 2020, continuing to inspire fans by performing at the highest level of para table tennis.

The event where Hamadtou’s matches and warm-up sessions went viral, showcasing his remarkable technique.

His participation here reinforced his status as one of the most recognizable athletes in Paralympic table tennis.

The global governing body that oversees the sport in which Hamadtou competes at the elite international level.

Hamadtou represents Egypt in international competitions, contributing to the country’s presence in Paralympic table tennis.

A key continental competition where Hamadtou has competed while building his career prior to and between Paralympic Games.

Hamadtou’s hometown in Egypt, where he began playing table tennis after losing both arms in a childhood accident.