When I came to know
that I’m the first one
who will throw
in the competition,
I feel very happy
because I think it is
an advantage over
other athletes
when you have to throw first,
to put on the pressure
on the other athletes.
I had put
everything in the preparation
of the Tokyo Paralympics.
I will not say that
I don't feel nervous,
but I just want to do my best
at that time.
In the first throw, I was like
little bit,
you know,
taking safety as an instruction
because I don't want to
get injured in my first throw.
That's why
I put a limited amount of
pressure on the equipment.
Really?
62.88 was his PB.
I was very sure
that I will break the world
record in my first throw.
When I came
to know it’s 66.95 meter,
I feel like
I can do better,
and...
Then I’m pulling like this
like I will do more better
in the upcoming 5 throws.
Well he doesn't seem like he's
believing it.
We will wait
to get the confirmation.
He's the F64
world record holder.
So with the first throw...
Well, it's...
66.95.
Second attempt.
In the second attempt,
I was just
focusing in,
you know,
to put more power on
the equipment,
taking less care
of blocking slippery leg.
I just wanted to do my best and...
I think that was 68.08.
Then I roared
like yeah I've done it
because as soon as I throw
the javelin,
I know
that it's a very good throw.
We have the pleasure
of having seen that flying
through the air in front of us,
and it was airborne
for a considerable
amount of time.
It just wanted to defy gravity,
didn't it?
66.95
his first throw
for a world record
by four meters.
And this one,
this one,
it's got to be close to
68.
68.08.
Oh, my goodness me.
It's Sumit Sumit...
After the second throw,
that was 68.08,
I really felt that
I was going
to get the gold
in that tournament,
but I didn't want to stop there.
I worked,
four and five years
continuously for that day.
And I was very close
to that medal at that time,
and I
just wanted to do my best.
And that's why
I think I broke the world record two times.
World record mark set by him.
I don't know
what the distance was
after throwing.
When I see the javelin
and what distance
that the javelin has landed,
I roared like, yes,
I have done it
because I just had one throw left
and I was
feeling like
I was on the top of the world
at that time.
That's why
I was very aggressive on
the field that day.
This is just a spectacular
throwing.
Almost six meters,
he beated
his own world record by
that 68.08
and he's found a bit more.
What do you think?
From the reaction
we've just seen,
it's got to be big, isn't it?
Wait for confirmation.
And there it is.
The world
record has just increased again.
68.55.
Unbelievable.
Fifth throw
was 68.55 meter
and I literally feel
that was the best moment
of my life.
I was not focusing on what
the other athletes did,
and what were
the distance of other athletes,
but I just
wanted to give my best
and after the competition
when I met the officials
of my federation,
they told me
that you are getting famous
on the Twitter.
You are like,
you know,
going on trend one on Twitter.
When I see that,
what I was doing on the field,
the amount of aggression
I was putting on the,
you know, to throw and on the field,
the way I was roaring
on that day,
it feels very special,
you know,
because you are on
the top of the world.
Your videos are
getting viral and,
your country’s
Prime Minister is calling you...
That feels very great, I think.
And every athlete have a dream,
you know, like this.
And I'm living that dream
in that moment.
That feels really great.
I will never forget
that moment.
I will try
to win the gold medal
in Paris Paralympics,
maybe going to 2028 Paralympics,
but that first gold was very,
very special.
And I think that will be
the most memorable
moment of my life forever.