Top 10 Hottest Paralympics Athletes

I love sexy amputees. Yeah! I do. In fact, I have used my lotion to express my emotions on some occasions. But, I hate the stigmatization they undergo especially in India and Africa. The beauty of these physically challenged beings most of the times goes unnoticed. Well, I never miss the view when I see one though’. Especially, a cute lady on a wheelchair! They say disability is not inability, right? With the ongoing Rio Summer Paralympics, my eyes have had a few picks, and it’s so amazing that they all made it to Rio. Have a look at top ten hottest Paralympics athletes.

10. David Eng

The Paralympic Gold medalist and silver medalist Wheelchair Basketball world champion is driving ladies crazy. His vocal, aggressive style of play is something to be admired. He has been recognized for his success and dedication to sport on several occasions. In 2009, he was named the Male Athlete of the year by the Canadian Wheelchair Sports Association (CWSA). He earned a degree in Kinesiology at the University of Texas-Arlington and currently works as a full-time athlete and also a kinesiologist.

9. Kelly Cartwright

The Women’s Paralympic Long jump gold medalist from Geelong, Australia and a mother of an 8-month-old son is making all the headlines for the good reasons. In 2012, she was named one of the Zoo weekly’s sexiest Paralympian. Did I mention that in 2009, she climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro-the highest mountain in Africa? She is also an Australian Paralympic Committee and make-A-Wish Foundation ambassador. She has also been featured on the fifteenth season of ‘Dancing with the Stars’. She’s one of the hottest Paralympics athletes right now.

8. Jonnie Peacock

He is the English sprint runner and 2012 London Paralympic gold medalist in T44 men’s 100 meters event. Born in Cambridge, he contracted meningitis at the age of 5 and had his right leg amputated. After featuring in his first International debut in World Cup Paralympics in Manchester in May 2012, he, later on, went to set a new 100 meters world record in amputee sprinting at the US Paralympic track and field trials, to record a time of 10.85 seconds. His eyes are now focused on Rio Paralympics, but ladies are eyeing on the blonde hunk.

7. Marcel Hug

The Swiss Paralympian T54 wheelchair racing medalist nicknamed ‘The silver bullet’, is winning many Swiss beaus’. Not only does he have the looks but also he boasts of a successful career where in 2010 he set four world records in four days! He also set the scene for the buildup to the 2012 summer Paralympics, held in London reaching the finals in all the events. In 2013 world championships, he dominated the field by winning five golds and silver.

6. Natalia Partyka

Born without a right hand and forearm, the Polish table tennis gold medalist seems not to settle for anything less than success. The taste of success is sweeter when complimented with good looks, and Natalia Partyka seems to enjoy all the Polish attention. In 2000 Olympics held in Sydney, Australia she became the world’s youngest ever Paralympian at just 11 years old! In 2004, Athens Paralympics she took home gold medal in the singles event and settled for silver in the team event. She has gone on to win gold medals in all single events at the Paralympics. In 2008, she was awarded Knight’s Cross of the Order of Polonia Restituta (5th class) for her sport achievement.

5. Jon-Allan Butterworth

The 30-year-old British Paralympic cyclist lost his left arm in 2007 in an insurgent rocket attack when serving as a senior aircraftman weapons technician with the Royal Air Force at Biasra airbase in Iraq. He competed in London 2012 and won the silver medal in C4-5 kilo, C5 4km individual pursuit, and mixed team sprint. His killer smile hidden in a sexy beard has earned him millions of inter-racial sweethearts.

4. Pamela Relph

Born in Aylesbury, England, Pamela Relph has emerged to be one of the best Paralympian rowers with clean gold medals in world rowing championships and 2012 summer Paralympic games. Although she was introduced by her elder sister Monica, a member of the Great Britain Rowing team, after arthritis took down her ambition of becoming an engineering officer in the military, Pamela proved to be natural and her first International debut in 2011, she won World Cup gold with the LTA mixed coxed four in Munich. She has continued to dominate the sport ever since.

3. Iris Pruysen

The 28-year-old Dutch long jump world T44 champion. She was amputated after an injury on her lower right leg. Iris was injured following a gas explosion while attending a sailing camp in Netherlands. She went on compete in 013 World Championships in Lyon, France winning gold and later on in the 2012 Olympics was placed fourth after a tough competitor. Also, she was named the 2013 Female Athlete of the year in Netherlands. She is at number 3 position amongst top 10 hottest Paralympics athletes right now.

2. Amy Conroy

Born in 1992, the British 4.0 point wheelchair basketball player was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a common bone cancer that runs in her family. She had her leg amputated as chemotherapy proved ineffective. She tried wheelchair basketball and was fascinated by the speed and the aggression of the sport. In her Paralympic debut at the 2012 summer Paralympics in London, she became team Britain’s top-scorer in the opening match against Netherlands She was also the top scorer with 22 points in the final against Mexico, where GB secured seventh place, it’s the highest ranking at the Paralympics since 1996 Summer Paralympics in Atlanta.

1. Rheed McCracken

The 19-year-old Australian Paralympic athlete is the new kid on the block. He made his 2012 summer Paralympic debut and won silver and bronze medals in T34 athletics events. His success led him to be named the 2012 Junior Athlete of the year as part of the Australian Paralympian of the year awards. He top the list of hottest Paralympics athletes right now. With Rio on the way, McCracken is ready to rock, and Ladies are going gaga!