Ibrahim Hamato lost his arms in an accident when he was 10 years old, but that didn’t stop him from continuing to play his favorite sport. He was invited to the World Team Table Tennis Championships ...

Ibrahim Hamato suffered a severe accident at age 10, losing both of his arms. More importantly to him, though, he lost his ability to play his favorite game — table tennis. But Hamato, who resides in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. That danger might explain Senator Xiono’s past inaction in the Star Wars world, which would have seemed prudent to him once the ...

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Next time you’re feeling like you’re incapable of accomplishing some task or goal, you should think of Ibrahim Hamato and come to terms with the fact that you’re a quitter and that you must not want ...

Ibrahim Hamato is an Egyptian ping-pong player without arms. Come again? At 10, Hamato suffered a serious accident, but that wasn’t enough to keep him from the table, as he’s adapted by holding the ...

NO hands? No worries! Ibrahim Hamato is wowing table tennis audiences, playing his beloved sport despite not having arms. In fact, he doesn’t just play the sport for fun, Hamato plays in tournaments ...

This incredible video shows a double amputee playing table tennis. Amputee Ibrahim Hamato refused to give up on table tennis after a childhood accident left him without any arms. He taught himself how ...

The unique story of a man from Egypt with no hands. Ibrahim Hamato was invited as an honour guest of the ITTF President Adham Sharara to visit and enjoy the ZEN-NOH 2014 World Team Table Tennis ...

Ibrahim Hamato, is a living testament to the power of the human spirit. Unwavering determination to overcome physical and psychological challenges, despite facing incredible adversity. This is the ...

Ahsoka’s third episode marked the franchise’s first-ever live-action appearance of an original Star Wars Resistance character, Senator Hamato Xiono. Senator Xiono (played by Nelson Lee) debuted on the ...