Ibrahim Husseini Hamadtou has never missed even a single chance to amaze people with his performance at Para athletic events, know his biography and net worth
Ibrahim Husseini Hamadtou began his career in 2014. Ibrahim Husseini Hamadtou made his debut appearance in 2016 in the Paralympic Games, Ibrahim lost both his arms in an accident.
Ibrahim Husseini Hamadtou Biography, Personal Life Story, Family
He was born July 1 in the year 1973 and he is an Egyptian Para table tennis player who has won numerous honors in his career.
Ibrahim Hamadtou is married and he has three kids from his wife. He is an amazing player and considered one of the best table tennis players in the world.
Ibrahim Husseini Hamastou Train Accident, Disability, Table Tennis Career
Ibrahim Husseini Hamadtou’s arms were lost due to a train accident when he was just 10 years old. During an interview, Ibrahim said that in our village we could only play table tennis and soccer because there was no other facility for us to play something different. This is the only reason why Ibrahim started playing both games.
Also, Ibrahim stated that it was hard to play soccer due to his condition but then he played table tennis as a challenge. He has been honored with an appreciation award also. He won this award in the 6th Edition of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Creative Sports Award in the category of an athlete who received victory in sports despite crucial humanitarian challenges.
He secured second place and won a silver medal in the African Para table tennis Championships held in the year 2013. Ibrahim Hamadtou played for Egypt in the year 2016 at the Summer Paralympic Games of 2020 in Rio de Janeiro and in Tokyo too.
Ibrahim Husseini Hamastou Achievements And Awards
Ibrahim Husseini Hamastou has achieved the highest world ranking at number 32; he played in Men’s Class 6 category in Para table tennis.
Ibrahim Hamadtou achieved a Silver medal at the African Championships of the year 2013, playing in the category of Class 6. He bagged a Silver medal in 2011 at the African Championships. While playing in the category of Class 6-8, he received a Silver medal at the 2013 Egypt Open match in the category of Class 6 and achieved many other awards too.
Ibrahim Husseini Hamadtou Net Worth
Ibrahim Husseini Hamastou’s net worth is $1-$5 million.