Cornhole Player With No Hands, No Legs Goes Viral For Dominant Performance

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A quadruple amputee is going viral following an impressive showing in the American Cornhole League. Dayton Webber, who has no hands and no legs, was seen dominating his competition over the weekend.

Many have taken note of his incredible skill with the bags, and they’ve begun to post reactions on social media.

Webber’s story is one of perseverance and triumph. The now professional cornhole player was diagnosed with streptococcus pneumonia at just 10 months old and given a 3% chance to live.

To stop the bacterial infection from spreading, his family was forced to amputate both of his arms and legs.

He not only survived the surgery but is now thriving, becoming an inspiration to all.

He’s become the first quadruple amputee in American Cornhole League history, ranking as the 37th-best player in the state of Maryland according to the 2022-23 season standings.

Over the weekend, Webber showcased his talents on ESPN.

In the viral clip, Webber drains four straight shots, even using his opponent’s bag as a backboard on his final toss.

Fans were quick to comment on the impressive performance on social media.

One person wrote, “The human spirit is unstoppable.”

Another follower posted, “This guy is a beast… Goes to show you really can do anything if you put the time and work in.”

This fan said, “What’s your excuse?!? Amazing!!!!”

Not only was Dayton Webber’s showing inspiring, but he might just have the best intro in the American Cornhole League.

What an absolute legend.

Jacob Elsey BroBible avatar
BroBible writer. Jacob is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and is based in Charleston, SC.