Neeraj Chopra, a former Olympic javelin winner, announced his marriage to Himani Mor on Sunday. Neeraj used a number of photos from the private ceremony to spread the news with his supporters on social media. In front of 40–50 close guests, Neeraj and Himani got married in Himachal. “Thankful for all the blessings that have led us to this point in time. Neeraj wrote, “Bound by love, happily ever after,” as the caption for his announcement post. The two-time Olympic medallist also begged for blessings and support from followers as the couple starts a new chapter in their lives.
Who is Himani Mor ?
Himani, Neeraj’s wife, is a 25-year-old Sonipat tennis player who attended Little Angels School.
At Franklin Pierce University in New Hampshire, Mor is presently working toward a master’s degree in sports management (major).
She also finished her undergraduate studies in political science and physical education at Miranda House in Delhi. Himanshu, her brother, is a tennis player as well.
She competed for Delhi University at the national level before attending the 2017 World University Games in Taipei. According to her school’s website, she took home a gold medal from the 2016 World Junior Tennis Championship in Malaysia. “Yes, two days ago, the marriage took place in India. “I am unable to identify the location,” Bhim said from his Haryana hamlet of Khandra, which is close to Panipat.
“The girl is studying in the United States and hails from Sonipat. I don’t know where they are heading, but they have left the nation for their honeymoon. When asked about the unexpected development, Bhim Chopra, Neeraj’s paternal uncle who stays with the Olympic double medallist at Khandra, replied, “We wanted to keep it like that.”
The All India Tennis Association (AITA) website states that Himani’s highest career national ranking in 2018 was 27 in doubles and 42 in singles. She began performing only in AITA competitions in 2018. Since most majors can work a job in addition to their studies, Amherst College in Massachusetts also lists her as an assistant coach of women’s tennis.
