Gordon Reid Looking to Upset the Odds at the Paralympics

The British wheelchair tennis star is hoping to make a big impact in Tokyo

Gordon Reid is one of the leading wheelchair tennis players in the world and will be looking to make a big impact at the Paralympics in Tokyo.

The 29-year-old Scot is a two-time Paralympic bronze medalist and is currently ranked fifth in the world.

Reid is a talented all-court player and is particularly dangerous on the forehand side.

Reid will be one of the main contenders for a medal in the men's singles event at the Paralympics.

He will face stiff competition from the likes of top-ranked Shingo Kunieda of Japan and second-ranked Gustavo Fernandez of Argentina.

However, Reid has shown that he is capable of beating the best players in the world on his day.

In addition to winning a medal in singles, Reid is also hoping to team up with Alfie Hewett to win a medal in the men's doubles event.

The pair won a bronze medal in the event at the 2016 Paralympics and will be hoping to improve on that performance in Tokyo.

Reid is a great ambassador for wheelchair tennis and is a role model for disabled people around the world.

He is an inspiration to everyone who watches him play and is sure to be a major force in the Paralympics in Tokyo.