Overwatch disabled male gamer blows away the entire enemy team with one hand

To play well, mastering a certain game is not an easy thing, especially when you have an unusual body like others. Hezi ‘OneHandOnly’ Gangina is a former professional player and is currently streamer of the Twitch. It is worth mentioning here that this male gamer only plays the game with one hand and even so, he is enough to make the opponent turn pale in fear.​

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Recently when the livestream was titled shooting game famous Overwatch, OneHandOnly chose to play the character Junkrat, with one hand he continuously killed 5 other players to finish the game perfectly. Never lacked confidence, this gamer loudly declared that he had “killed (players) the whole game”. This confidence is not without foundation as this is not the first time his highlight video has become one of the most talked about Overwatch topics on Reddit. (You can watch the video at THIS)

Just a week before, the male gamer had defeated 4 enemies in the first time playing Reaper, he was also proficient with Reinhardt, Moira, Brigtte and all reached Platinum level in Overwatch. Hezi ‘OneHandOnly’ Gangina used to compete FIFA and Pro Evolution Soccer in major competitions. He won the PES Israel tournament and finished in the top 16 of Europe.​

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According to an interview in 2009, Hezi was disabled since birth, then complications became worse, forcing doctors to perform surgery on Hezi, but since then his right arm paralysed. He said that after 12 years of surgery and physical therapy, he has now regained some function in this arm.

Many members on Reddit Overwatch expressed admiration for this male gamer’s ability to play, when with only one hand and a controller, he even surpassed gamers with both hands and using a mouse, keyboard. This male gamer also regularly invites other disabled streamers to join the livestream on his Twitch channel. Currently, he is also the MC of AbleGamers channel – a charity organization that regularly provides specialized consoles, providing resources for gamers with disabilities.​