Haider Ali Wins Bronze Medal in Discus Throw at Paris Paralympics
Haider faced a series of challenges as three of his throws were declared fouls: Report
Paris: In the ongoing Paris Paralympic Games, Pakistan’s Haider Ali has clinched a bronze medal in the Discus Throw event. Haider secured the medal with a throw of 52.54 meters.
The final for the Discus Throw in the F37 category took place in Paris. Haider Ali began the competition with a strong performance, registering an initial throw of 52.28 meters. However, his second throw was declared a foul. Despite this setback, he held the lead after the first two rounds.
In the subsequent rounds, Haider faced a series of challenges as three of his throws were declared fouls. This allowed athletes from Uzbekistan and Canada to surpass him, securing the first and second positions respectively.
Haider Ali managed to deliver a commendable final throw of 52.54 meters, which was enough to earn him the bronze medal. Despite his efforts, he could not surpass the throws of the Uzbekistan and Canadian athletes, who finished in the top two spots.
The gold medal in this event was won by Uzbekistan’s Toliboye with a throw of 57.28 meters, while Canada’s Jesse Zazzy secured the silver medal.
Haider Ali, a seasoned athlete, has represented Pakistan in various international competitions and has a history of strong performances. His achievement in the Discus Throw at the Paralympics is a testament to his dedication and skill. This bronze medal adds to his previous accolades and highlights his continued excellence in para-athletics.
The Discus Throw event in the F37 category is designed for athletes with coordination impairments. It is a testament to the high level of skill and precision required in this discipline. Haider’s performance at the Paris Paralympics reflects not only his personal hard work but also the growing competitiveness of Pakistani athletes on the global stage.
The Paralympic Games, held every four years, bring together athletes with disabilities from around the world to compete at the highest level. This year’s Games in Paris have seen many memorable performances, and Haider Ali’s bronze medal is a proud moment for Pakistan.
For more details on the event and other performances at the Paris Paralympics, official results and updates are available on the official Paralympic Games website and other sports news outlets.
