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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.
| 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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