Arshad Nadeem’s latest World Athletics journey ended in heartbreak, but if you scroll through X, you’ll find little talk of failure. Nadeem qualified for the men’s javelin final at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo with a throw of 85.28m, booking his spot on the third attempt after two shaky opening throws. The gold went to Keshorn Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago, who threw 88.16m; Anderson Peters of Grenada claimed silver with 87.38m, and the bronze went to the USA’s Curtis Thompson with 86.67m. Nadeem’s throws today weren’t enough to secure a podium finish, but his exit is being met with more reassurance than criticism. One user summed it up in a simple, heartfelt way, “Still proud of you Arshad Nadeem.