Japan’s tennis great Shingo Kunieda put it well when he said that para-athletes exist to embody the limitless possibilities of human beings.
The Tokyo native adds to Beijing, London titles to solidify his place as one of Japan's greatest Paralympians.
Kamiji is vying for her first Paralympic singles title, while Kunieda is one win away from his third.
"When the Games were postponed, Paralympians were beacons of hope,” said IPC boss Andrew Parsons. “They never stopped pursuing their dreams.”
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