Diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019, he dedicated his later years to raising awareness about the condition.
His legacy will be honored not just through his sporting achievements but also through his relentless advocacy for those facing similar challenges.In his powerful final message, he urged everyone never to “waste a moment” of their lives, a sentiment that deeply resonated with his admirers.
His family, friends, and fans continue to commemorate his memory, with heartfelt tributes pouring in. One particularly touching tribute came from his wife, who described him as someone who “made the world a better place.”
Meanwhile, a close friend has undertaken a remarkable challenge—climbing seven mountains in a wheelchair—to continue his mission of raising awareness for motor neurone disease.
Although this beloved athlete may no longer be with us, his spirit and message of hope and resilience endure. His passing signifies the close of a significant chapter, yet his impact will be felt for generations to come.