Anju Bobby George remarks, “It Was A Long Wait,” as Neeraj Chopra becomes the second Indian to win a medal at the international athletics championships.
Former Indian long jumper Anju Bobby George, who had won bronze at the 2003 World Championships, congratulated Neeraj on his achievement and said that India had gone a very long time without winning a medal.
So star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra made history on Sunday by becoming just the second Indian athlete to win a medal at the World Athletics Championships. Chopra won the silver medal in the men’s javelin throw final with a best throw of 88.13 meters. So the gold medal was won by Anderson Peters of Grenada, and the bronze medal went to Jakub Vadlejch of the Czech Republic. Former Indian long jumper Anju Bobby George, who had won bronze at the 2003 World Championships, congratulated Neeraj on his achievement and said that India had gone a very long time without winning a medal.
“First off, let me congratulate Neeraj and express my happiness at his silver medal win in the World Championships. 19 years later, I finally have some company. Neeraj, I am therefore waiting for you. Cheers from the Commonwealth! According to Bobby George Anju
She said that, despite the Olympic Games being exceptional, the World Athletics Championship represents the pinnacle of athletic success.
“Athletes compete in world championships in several ways. We engage in the fiercest competition for it. While the Olympics are a unique occasion, the World Championship stands as the highest level of athletic competition. It’s harder than normal to win the tournament, and it’s challenging to handle the strain. The same man wins silver after winning gold at the Olympics, continuing his winning streak despite the pressure. I’m happy he won the silver medal because we were all under pressure. “Added her.
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