Tokyo Paralympics: Athletics

Germany's Markus Rehm (L), a two-time Paralympic gold medalist in the men's long jump, receives a birthday cake during a press conference at the Tokyo Paralympic main press center on Aug. 22, 2021, his 33rd birthday, alongside Mexican powerlifter Amalia Perez (R).

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