Edi Hrnic, the first Danish taekwondo Olympian in 20 years, is not just representing his country on the world stage, but also carrying his Bosnian refugee legacy in his heart. Hrnic, who will be competing in the upcoming Olympics, has a unique story that has captured the attention of many.

Hrnic’s journey to the Olympics is a remarkable one. Born in Bosnia, he and his family were forced to flee their home country due to the war. They eventually found refuge in Denmark, where Hrnic discovered his passion for taekwondo. Despite facing many challenges along the way, Hrnic never gave up on his dream of competing at the highest level.

Now, as he prepares to represent Denmark at the Olympics, Hrnic is proud to carry both the Danish flag on his back and the legacy of his refugee past in his heart. He hopes to inspire others who may be facing similar struggles to never give up on their dreams.

Hrnic’s story serves as a reminder of the power of perseverance and determination. As he steps onto the Olympic stage, he is not just a taekwondo athlete, but a symbol of hope and resilience for refugees and immigrants around the world.