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"Never Made An Appeal": Pakistan Businessman's Revelation About Arshad Nadeem's Funding

Pakistan athlete Arshad Nadeem has been grabbing a lot of limelight for all the good reasons as he clinched the gold medal in the Men's Javelin Throw event at the Paris Olympics 2024. Nadeem edged past the defending champion and India star Neeraj Chopra with his monster throw of 92.97m in his second attempt on Thursday (IST). While Chopra settled for silver with his throw of 89.45m, Nadeem became Pakistan's first individual gold medalist at the Olympics. However, Nadeem's journey to reach the Olympic podium was not an easy one as the star athlete faced numerous struggles.

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When Neeraj Chopra Supported Arshad Nadeem's Plea For A New Javelin, Government Funds

Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem created history by becoming the first athlete from his country to win an Olympic gold medal. The 27-year-old broke the men's javelin Olympic record with his 92.97m attempt to beat India's Neeraj Chopra to the gold. It was a massive moment. This was the first time in the history of the Olympics that Asian athletes claimed the top two podium positions but the connection between Nadeem and Neeraj goes way back. Both of them have been competing against each other for quite some time and at the World Championships 2023. it was Neeraj who claimed the gold with Nadeem coming second. Over the years, both of them have expressed their appreciation for each other and Neeraj even voiced his support for Nadeem when he needed a new javelin for practice.

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"Never Made An Appeal": Pakistan Businessman's Revelation About Arshad Nadeem's Funding

Olympians are turning to OnlyFans to fund dreams as they face a 'broken' finance system

When Neeraj Chopra Supported Arshad Nadeem's Plea For A New Javelin, Government Funds

Rangers transfer news latest as Ianis Hagi stance shifts and why Philippe Clement 'needs funds'

Lottery steps in at 11th hour to help fund Team SA at Paris Olympics

Nebraska, Ohio State, Alabama boost NIL funds via practice admission - ESPN

Pressure mounts on DWP to extend £550 Household Support Fund as deadline approaches

Robin Propper to Rangers transfer puts Shankland bid in the balance as further Philippe Clement fundraising needed