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Atrium is proud to support British Paralympian Table Tennis Champions Will Bayley and Ross Wilson, with their sponsorship commencing from an unspecified date.
Wates Group sponsors Will Bayley MBE, celebrating his journey and achievements, including his preparations for Paris 2024 and his past success as world number one and Paralympic champion.
MERKUR UK announced Will Bayley as Brand Ambassador, highlighting his status as World Number 1 and 'Strictly' star. They also engaged in a 'Pounds for Points' charity sponsorship for his Paralympic efforts.
Will Bayley MBE and Bly Twomey, both Paralympic table tennis champions, have joined Dreams Come True as ambassadors, supporting the charity's mission.
Saltdean Lido is sponsoring sports champion Will Bayley MBE, showing support for his athletic endeavors.
Will Bayley worked with Eon Next on short films focused on renewable energy.
Will Bayley collaborated with Allianz UK on short films.
Will Bayley had the opportunity to go on the Britannia ship with P&O Cruises.
Will Bayley serves as an ambassador for the Motability Scheme, including public speaking engagements at their headquarters.
Will Bayley delivered an inspirational talk at RealVNC's Revenue Kick Off event, sharing his journey and motivational insights.
Will Bayley is supported by Brighton Table Tennis Club and works with them to coach and train the next generation of Para players.
William John Bayley was born on January 17, 1988, in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England. Diagnosed at birth with arthrogryposis, a rare congenital disorder impacting all four limbs, he underwent multiple operations at Great Ormond Street Hospital. At age seven, he faced a new challenge when diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. During his recovery, he began playing table tennis, a sport introduced to him by his grandmother. This early introduction marked the beginning of his distinguished career in para table tennis.
Bayley joined the Byng Hall Table Tennis Club in Tunbridge Wells at 12 and subsequently represented Kent’s able-bodied men’s team. At 17, he began full-time training at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. His Paralympic debut was at the 2008 Beijing Games. He achieved his first major international title by winning a gold medal in singles at the 2011 European Championships in Split, Croatia. This was followed by claiming the world number one ranking in January 2012. He continued his medal-winning streak with a silver at the 2012 London Paralympics and notably secured his first Paralympic gold medal at the Rio 2016 Summer Paralympics. This period also saw him become World Champion in 2014.
His achievements were recognized with an MBE in the 2017 New Year Honours for services to table tennis. Post-Rio, Bayley maintained his top ranking, participating in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics (held in 2021) where he won two silver medals: one in men’s class 7 singles and another in the men’s class 6-7 team event. In 2019, he also gained broader public recognition as a contestant on the BBC TV show “Strictly Come Dancing.” Bayley continues to compete at the highest level, including winning a silver medal at the Paris 2024 Paralympics and holding the titles of current World and European Champion in Class 7 singles.
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