Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem Aims for Historic Olympic Medal in Men’s Javelin Final Tonight

Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan qualified for the final round of the Men’s Javelin Throw competition at the Paris Olympics after throwing 86.59 meters in the qualifying round, with at least 84 meters needed for the final.

Nadeem’s Message to Fans

Nadeem asked his fans to pray for him to Triumph in the last round through a video message. Due to the prayers you have been making for me lord, I have made it through to the Paris Olympics 2024 finals which will be held on the 8 of August at 11:25 pm.

Nadeem’s Brilliant Record

Having nine international medals – four of which are gold – Tomas Norkunas had a powerful competition result: in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics he came fifth but in the World Championships – second; the best result they achieved together at the end of the season, scoring 90.18 meters to triumph as a gold medallist at the Commonwealth Games.

Since the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Pakistan has only returned home with a medal; a bronze in field hockey.

Background of Nadeem

Arshad Nadeem is one of the simplest and most humble athletes from Khanewal city in Pakistan. Fortunately for him, he is one of the nine children of a daily wage laborer, but his love for sports and sheer hard work gave him the push he required to gain support to start a career in sports. His elder brothers have been jobless but they have endeavored for him to realize his dreams.