Paris isn't just a backdrop for toito Oda it's the heartbeat of his career Taquito Oda an 18-year-old wheelchair tennis phenomenon is gearing up for the par Olympics in Paris but this isn't just another tournament for him Paris holds a special place in oda's heart he's already conquered the French Open twice and now he's aiming for paralympic gold diagnosed with bone cancer at nine Oda found Hope in shingo kuna's inspiring performance at the London 2012 Paralympics that moment ignited a fire within him to pursue wheelchair tennis fast forward and oda's hard work has paid off he's the youngest Boys World number one in a four-time grand slam Champion now he's ready to write a new chapter in Paris not just for himself but to inspire countless others Oda sees the Paralympics as a chance to show the transformative power of sport for him Paris isn't just a city it's a symbol of Dreams coming true so as he takes the court he's not just playing for a medal he's playing for a legacy