Reigning Olympic and World Champion, Sumit Antil, once again proved his mettle at the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, China, by successfully defending his gold medal and setting a new world record in the men’s javelin F64 event.
Antil kicked off his incredible performance by shattering the Games Record with a phenomenal first throw of 66.22 meters, surpassing his own 2018 record of 56.29 meters. He continued to impress with a remarkable second throw of 70.48 meters, falling just short of his 70.83-meter world record established at the World Para Athletics Championships in Paris earlier this year. In a breathtaking third attempt, he astounded the world by hurling the javelin an astonishing 73.29 meters, surpassing his own world record, cementing his status as a true javelin legend.
This remarkable achievement solidifies Sumit Antil’s position as one of the world’s greatest para-athletes. His dedication and unparalleled talent continue to inspire and uplift sports enthusiasts around the globe.
