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@DylanAlcott

Insta | Australian Paralympian 🏅🏅🏅| Tennis player 🎾🎾 | Speaker | Dylan Alcott Foundation

Melbourne, Victoria
Joined March 2011

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    23 Jul 2019

    People with disabilities spend their whole lives overcoming barriers, but there’s one that is tough to get past without everyone’s help – getting a job. That’s why we want to . Pls RT or share a story of someone with disability overcoming barriers in work or life

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  2. Jun 30

    Finally my time to shine. If only I was allowed into brisvegas

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  3. Retweeted
    Jun 28

    Add this to your playlist! The Listenable Podcast by and Angus O’Loughlin will make you laugh, cry and think deeper as they challenge misconceptions on what it’s like to live with disability. 🎙️ Tap here to listen 👉

    Image is of Dylan sitting in his wheelchair and Angus sitting on his lap. Text over image: Listenable, Dylan Alcott and Angus O’Loughlin
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  4. Jun 27

    One of the biggest legends in media. Love your work

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  5. Retweeted
    Jun 27

    WE'VE ONLY GONE AND DONE IT AGAIN! 'BAGGERS WIN! 'BAGGERS WIN!

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  6. Jun 27

    Gotta stop giving me heart attacks like that blue boys but BIG WIN!!! I legit almost passed out

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  7. Jun 24
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  8. Jun 24

    Thanks again to everyone who helped and shared and retweeted. You’re all bloody legends. Thank you

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  9. Jun 24

    Also a special big thanks to Andy Murray, who lead the charge with help from Roger Federer and a bunch on top 20 men’s and women’s players who lobbied internally to help get us there. To have the support of the best in the world was huge.

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  10. Jun 24

    This is a massive sign of progress for our community, and I appreciate all your help. I know there is a lot going on in the world at the moment, and the tournament might not even go ahead, but at least now we have the same rights as our able bodied counterparts - like we deserve

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  11. Jun 24

    The decision of not allowing us to compete, without communication or consideration was bigger than tennis. In yrs gone by decisions would have been made for us and no one would have cared. You cannot be treated differently because of your gender, race, religion or disability.

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  12. Jun 24

    Big thanks to the for reversing their decision - now allowing wheelchair players to compete at the 2020 Open. And most importantly thanks to you reading this for supporting us and sharing the message - you made this happen.

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  13. Jun 20

    Eddie Betts ❤️

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  14. Jun 20

    I almost had a heart attack but my god that meant a lot. Proud blue bagger!!

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  15. Jun 20

    God I am loving this as a Carlton man. Keep it going boys!!!

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  16. Jun 19

    Positive start. Still a ways to go but we will keep pushing - pardon the pun ;) couldn’t of even started this conversation without everyone around the worlds incredible support. Thank you!

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  17. Jun 18

    A lot of people telling me the US Open not having wheelies isn’t discrimination b’cause jnrs and mixed also cancelled. Well mixed players can still play same sex doubles, and jnrs can still play main draw (like legends CoCo Gauff), also jnrs don’t get paid/not their pro career.

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  18. Retweeted

    Hey wondering what your reason was for canceling wheelchair tennis? I hope it’s not because you believe that all wheelchair users are are too medically fragile....was it left in the athletes court to be part of this decision too?

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  19. Retweeted

    "Just as we cannot have athletes barred from sporting events on the grounds of race, gender, nationality or sexuality, they should not be stopped from competing because they play in a wheelchair." President @parsonsandrewresponds to 👇

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  20. Retweeted

    “Dylan Alcott has done a huge amount for our sport both here and around the world.” Tennis Australia CEO Craig Tiley reiterates support for world No.1 .

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  21. Retweeted
    Jun 18

    Only one million people (and a live crowd of more than 10,000) watched win the Australian Open again this year. Not sure if they were common, but they seemed pretty enthusiastic about the sport.

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