Bruna Alexander's mission: How will the rules of the game change at Paris 2024?

Brazilian Para table tennis player Bruna Alexandre has been asked about making history for a month. 

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Her Paris performance made her the first Brazilian to compete at both the Olympic and Paralympic Games in the same year. 

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To compete at two Games in two months was a dream for the 29-year-old athlete, allowing her to reach sport lovers worldwide.  

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Alexandre, in her fourth Paralympics, commented, “Now I finally conquered this dream. 

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As an athlete and a disabled person, I wanted to be in Paris for the Olympics. 

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To demonstrate that people can be included in any setting is crucial.” 

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Alex, who lost her right arm to a blood clot as a newborn, has played table tennis for almost 20 years. table tennis is my life. 

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Having started the sport at seven years old, I commit my life to it. 

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