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2024 Wheelchair Olympia Results – Harold Kelley back to winning ways



2024 Wheelchair Olympia Results – Harold Kelley back to winning ways.

Harold Kelley lost his title to Karol Milewski in 2023, but he was focused on winning it back and did just that at the 2024 Wheelchair Olympia.

With six titles to his name, Harold has established himself as one of the best wheelchair athletes ever, returning every year to claim his title.

Karol Milewski hoped to defend his title, but unfortunately for him, he fell to third, being beaten to second by Kevin Secundino.


2024 Wheelchair Olympia Results

Winner — Harold Kelley
Second Place — Kevin Secundino
Third Place — Karol Milewski
Fourth Place — Gabriele Andriulli
Fifth Place — Josue Fabiano
Sixth Place — Rajesh John
Seventh Place — Blake Colleton
Eighth Place — James Berger
Ninth Place — Kristof Harnos
Tenth Place — Eugenio Molino






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