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Pakistan's Haider Ali secured a bronze medal in the Men's Discus Throw F37 event at the Paralympic Games Paris 2024, achieving a season's best throw of 52.54 meters on his final attempt. This marks his fourth Paralympic medal, adding to his impressive collection.
Ali's journey to the podium began with a strong first attempt, reaching 52.28 meters. Although he faced setbacks in his next four attempts, he persevered and delivered a remarkable final throw.
Uzbekistan's Tolibboy Yuldashev dominated the competition, taking the top spot with a throw of 53.48 meters and later surpassing his own record with a 57.28-meter throw to claim the gold medal. Canada's Jesse Zesseu earned the silver medal with a throw of 53.24 meters.
Haider Ali's Paralympic legacy extends beyond Paris, having won a gold medal in Tokyo and previously securing silver and bronze medals in Beijing and Rio. His direct qualification for the 2024 Games was a testament to his exceptional performance at the 2022 Asian Para Games in Hangzhou.
Ali's journey to the podium began with a strong first attempt, reaching 52.28 meters. Although he faced setbacks in his next four attempts, he persevered and delivered a remarkable final throw.
Uzbekistan's Tolibboy Yuldashev dominated the competition, taking the top spot with a throw of 53.48 meters and later surpassing his own record with a 57.28-meter throw to claim the gold medal. Canada's Jesse Zesseu earned the silver medal with a throw of 53.24 meters.
Haider Ali's Paralympic legacy extends beyond Paris, having won a gold medal in Tokyo and previously securing silver and bronze medals in Beijing and Rio. His direct qualification for the 2024 Games was a testament to his exceptional performance at the 2022 Asian Para Games in Hangzhou.
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