Mike "Brolylegs" Begum playing Streetfighter is the most impressive thing you'll see all day. | E60

"It's not about winning and losing, it's more about me doing something that I can do on my own." Mike "BrolyLegs" Begum can't use his hands to play Street Fighter, but that doesn't stop him from being one of the world's best. ESPN Esports (via E60) | ESPN

600K views · 1.2K shares | "This is my NFL career, this is my NBA career. It's not about winning and losing, it's more about me doing something that I can do on my own." Esports athlete Brolylegs reminds us that we can do anything. | ESPN | Facebook

"I do it because he's my brother ... I've decided that he's my life." Johnny Begum on caring for his brother, one of the best Street Fighter players in the world. (via E:60) | SportsCenter

Mike “Brolylegs” Begum starting gaming over two decades ago as a way to connect with his dad and brother. Fast-forward to present day, Mike is a internationally ranked Street Fighter V player and took his talents to our inaugural Adaptive Esports Tournament last fall. Together with Oscar Loreto Jr., the two were crowned tournament champions in the multi-stage tournament. Through AbleGamers Charity, we were able to connect with Mike and bring his story to the forefront of the conversation around