At the 2024 Paris Paralympics, U.S. para table tennis duo Tahl Leibovitz and Ian Seidenfeld faced a tough defeat in their Round of 32 match against China's Liu and Zhao, losing 3-0. Despite the loss, Seidenfeld expressed optimism about their upcoming singles competition, which kicks off on September 1. Meanwhile, nine Indian para-badminton players, including Manashi Joshi, began their matches as part of Day 2 of the Games. In mixed doubles, British player Rachel Choong faced disappointment in her debut match but remains hopeful for her singles event. Additionally, U.S. teenage duo Jayci Simon and Mike Krajewski made history with a win in their first doubles match, aiming for a medal that could boost para badminton's profile in the U.S. The Games continue with para table tennis and badminton showcasing the athletic prowess and spirit of inclusivity through diverse classifications.