Belarus Int. 08/31 08:20 - Aram Mahmoud v Kari Gunnarsson L 1-2
Belarus Int. 08/30 11:10 - Aram Mahmoud v Nicolas A. Mueller W 2-0
Bulgarian Open 08/13 08:50 - Aram Mahmoud v Brian Yang W 2-0
Lithuanian Int. 06/09 08:00 - Aram Mahmoud v Georgii Karpov D 1-1
Lithuanian Int. 06/08 15:00 - Aram Mahmoud v Seng Zoe Yeoh W 2-1
Lithuanian Int. 06/07 10:40 - Keith Mark Edison v Aram Mahmoud W 0-2
Latvia Int. 06/02 14:30 - Aram Mahmoud v Magnus Johannesen W 2-0
Latvia Int. 06/02 08:30 - Aram Mahmoud v Danylo Bosniuk W 2-1
Latvia Int. 06/01 14:00 - Leo Rossi v Aram Mahmoud W 1-2
Latvia Int. 06/01 09:30 - Aram Mahmoud v Jeppe Bruun W 2-1
Latvia Int. 05/31 16:30 - Aram Mahmoud v Mateusz Dubowski W 2-0
Giraldilla Int. XD 03/09 10:30 - Felix Burestedt v Aram Mahmoud L 2-1
Swiss Open WD Qual 03/07 20:20 - Aram Mahmoud v Valentin Singer W 2-0
Swiss Open WD Qual 03/07 15:00 - Aram Mahmoud v Luka Milic W 2-0
Swiss Open WD Qual 03/07 12:30 - Aram Mahmoud v Manuel Vasquez W 2-0
Swiss Open WD Qual 02/20 14:30 - Aram Mahmoud v Collins Valentine Filimon W 2-0
Swiss Open WD Qual 01/10 16:00 1 Alvaro Vazquez v Aram Mahmoud L 2-1
Swiss Open WD Qual 01/10 11:30 1 Hans-Kristjan Pilve v Aram Mahmoud W 0-2
Swiss Open WD Qual 01/10 09:00 1 Aram Mahmoud v Andy Tsai W 2-1
Swiss Open WD Qual 12/13 09:00 1 Aram Mahmoud v Tobias Mund W 2-0
Swiss Open WD Qual 09/12 10:00 1 Aram Mahmoud v Kiran George L 0-2
Giraldilla Int. XD 04/13 08:05 1 Aram Mahmoud v Pierrick Cajot L 0-2
Swiss Open WD Qual 04/12 16:30 1 Rory Easton v Aram Mahmoud W 0-2
Swiss Open WD Qual 04/12 10:35 1 Mattias Sonderskov v Aram Mahmoud W 0-2
Swiss Open WD Qual 04/12 07:05 1 Kanishq M v Aram Mahmoud W 1-2

Wikipedia - Aram Mahmoud

Aram Mahmoud (born 15 July 1997) is a Syrian-born Dutch badminton player.

Escaping war and an absence of opportunity in Syria, the talented shuttler is trying to rebuild his game and make the Olympics against all odds.

Due to his situation and legal status, Mahmoud was unable to compete at international level from 2015 to 2018, but his rise through the rankings since then shows the desire he has to leave his mark on the sport.

He was selected as one of 29 members of the IOC Refugee Olympic Team to compete at 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the first badminton player to be participating at the Olympics as part of the IOC Refugee Team. He relocated to the Netherlands from Damascus, Syria in 2015 following unrest in his home country, and has since April 2018 been playing under the Dutch flag. He combines training with studying at the Johan Cruyff Academy and had previously won the Syrian men’s championship in 2013 and 2014, as well as the Arab Youth Championship.