Houssein Gaber Ibrahim’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Djiboutian swimmer
Is Athlete 
Swimmer 
From Djibouti 
Type Sports 
Gender male
Birth 1 January 1999
Age: 21 years
Star sign Capricorn

Хусеин Габер Ибрахим (сом. Houssein Gaber Ibrahim, арап. حسين جابر ابراهيم‎; 1. јануар 1999) џибутски је пливач који углавном плива спринтерске трке слободним, делфин и прсним стилом.

Спортска каријера

Први званични наступ на великим такмичењима је имао на светском првенству у Будимпешти 2017. где је наступио у квалификационим тркама на 50 прсно (81) и 50 слободно (116. место).

Сличне резултате постигао је и две године касније, на светском првенству у корејском Квангџуу 2019 — 91. место на 50 делфин и 116. на 100 слободно.

Референце

Спољашње везе

  • Спортска биографија на сајту the-sports.org
  • Профил на сајту Евроспорта
  • Профил на сајту collegeswimming.com
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