Paris 2024: Wheelchair tennis ace Oda: “Paris is a special place for me”

the city of light Paris holds a special place in the heart of tokito Oda a rising star in wheelchair tennis meet tokito Oda an amazing 18-year-old athlete in the world of wheelchair tennis when he was only 9 years old he was diagnosed with bone cancer but he found his passion for wheelchair tennis by watching shingo kuna at the 2012 par Olympic Games in London and now he's ready to make his Mark at the Paris 2024 paralympic games Paris is not just any City for Oda he was actually named after the arct the Trion and he has already won two grand slam titles at the French Open also known as Roland garos it's like the city and his Destiny are connected oda's story is truly inspiring he became the youngest player to be ranked number one in the world in boy's wheelchair tennis and now he is getting ready for his first paralympic games for him Paris is not just a city it's a symbol of Victory and hope but it's not just about his own goals Oda wants to encourage children all over the world to try wheelchair tennis and to see the par Olympic Games as a symbol of positive change the Paris 2024 par Olympic games are his chance to make a lasting impact keep watching because tokito oda's journey is just beginning