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Antonio Rebollo is the paralympic archer who lit the Olympic Torch by shooting an arrow over the cauldron in the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona. It is noteworthy that he is blind.
| Preceded byChung Sun-Man, Kim Won-Tak, and Sohn Mi-Chung Seoul 1988 |
Final Summer Olympic Torchbearer Antonio Rebollo Barcelona 1992 |
Succeeded byMuhammad Ali Atlanta 1996 |
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