Paralympic Fencing Star Ellen Geddes Sets Sights on Paris 2024
Success at the Highest Level
Paralympic fencing champion Ellen Geddes added to her impressive medal collection at the Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020, winning silver in the women's individual épée category B.
The victory marked Geddes' third Paralympic medal, following a bronze in the same event at the Rio 2016 Games and a gold in London 2012.
Road to Paris
Now, Geddes has her sights set on the Paralympic Games Paris 2024, where she hopes to add to her medal tally.
The British athlete is currently ranked world number one in her category and is widely considered one of the favorites for gold in Paris.
Geddes' Journey to the Top
- Started fencing at the age of 11
- Diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at the age of 19
- Competed in her first Paralympic Games in Beijing 2008
- Won her first Paralympic medal in London 2012
- Became world champion in 2013
Geddes' success is not only due to her athleticism but also to her determination and resilience.
Despite the challenges she faces due to her multiple sclerosis, Geddes has never given up on her dream of becoming the best in the world.
Advocacy for Paralympic Sports
In addition to her sporting achievements, Geddes is also a passionate advocate for Paralympic sports.
She believes that the Paralympics provide a platform for athletes with disabilities to showcase their abilities and inspire others.
Geddes is a role model for many aspiring Paralympic athletes, proving that anything is possible with hard work and determination.
As the Paralympic Games Paris 2024 approach, Ellen Geddes is poised to make history once again.
With her unwavering determination and exceptional talent, she is a force to be reckoned with in the world of Paralympic fencing.
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