Paris Olympics: ARSHAD NADEEM of PAKISTAN SETS OLYMPIC 118-YEARS OF HISTORY OF JAVELIN RECORD 92.97 M

Arshad Nadeem, Olpymics, 2024 has a 118-year history of being the best 92.97-meter throw.

Paris, France – In a historic moment for Pakistan, Arshad Nadeem etched his name in the annals of Olympic history by setting a new javelin throw record at the Paris Olympics. The Pakistani athlete's colossal throw of 92.97 meters secured him the gold medal and shattered a 118-year-old Olympic record.

Nadeem's extraordinary feat has sent shockwaves through the world of athletics. His performance is a testament to his exceptional talent, relentless dedication, and unwavering determination. With this unprecedented achievement, Pakistan has not only claimed its first-ever track and field medal but has also placed itself firmly on the global athletic map. The nation is in a state of euphoria as they celebrate this monumental victory. Arshad Nadeem has become a national hero, inspiring millions with his triumph.