Paris Paralympics 2024: Sumit Antil scripts history, defends title with new record in Paris

Sumit Antil (Pic: Media_SAI)

Sumit Antil on Monday firmly established his place in the annals of history by becoming the first Indian man to secure back-to-back gold medals at the Paralympics.

At the ongoing Paris Paralympics 2024, Antil not only defended his title but also set a new Paralympic record with an impressive throw of 70.59 meters.

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Antil's remarkable achievement underscores his dominance in the javelin throw event and his exceptional skill in the sport. His performance in Paris is a testament to his unwavering dedication and perseverance, marking a significant milestone in Indian Paralympic history. By surpassing his previous record and maintaining his position as a top contender, Antil has not only reinforced his personal legacy but has also brought immense pride to his nation.

His back-to-back victories highlight the extraordinary level of talent present in Indian para-athletics and set a new benchmark for future competitors. Antil's success at the Paralympics serves as an inspiration and a powerful reminder of the heights that can be reached with commitment and excellence in the world of sports.

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