Who Is Himani Mor, Neeraj Chopra’s Wife And A Professional Tennis Player?

Neeraj Chopra shared beautiful wedding pictures with Himani Mor on his social media handle. Read here for more.

Olympic medalist Neeraj Chopra surprised everyone by suddenly dropping his wedding pictures on Sunday, January 19. The sports star married Himani Mor, a tennis player. The dreamy pictures of their wedding left his fans in awe of this gorgeous couple. Congratulations poured in from everywhere. However, curiosity has grown around Neeraj Chopra’s wife Himani and here’s what we know about the professional tennis player.

Who Is Himani Mor?

Himani Mor hails from Haryana. She attended school in Panipat and completed a bachelor’s degree in political science and physical education at the well-known college Miranda House in Delhi. Himani Mor pursued higher studies in the United States Of America. She is doing a Master’s in Science in sports management and administration from McCormack Isenberg School of Management, USA.

Himani Mor is a professional tennis player who has also served as an Assistant tennis coach at Franklin Pierce University. Himani manages the women’s tennis team at Amherst College where she is in charge of training, scheduling, making a budget for the uniforms and recruiting young women. Her professional tennis player journey began in 2018 when she started playing at the All India Tennis Association (AITA) events. Himani’s best rankings to date are 42 in singles and 27 in doubles.

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As per the news reports, Neeraj Chopra’s uncle confirmed the couple’s wedding. He informed the media that the wedding happened in India but refrained from disclosing the details about the place. The couple has left for their honeymoon as informed by him.

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Neeraj Chopra is an athlete. He has won two Olympic medals in the javelin throw. In 2020, He became the first Asian Javelin thrower to win a gold at the Olympics. It’s so great to see him begin a new chapter in his life with an amazing and talented woman!

 

First Published: January 20, 2025 11:07 AM