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Did Neeraj Chopra Cross 90 Meters In 2024? Check His Best Javelin Throws This Year
Indian javelin sensation Neeraj Chopra continues to dominate the global athletics scene, captivating fans with his remarkable performances throughout 2024. Known for his incredible strength and technique, Chopra has consistently thrown at elite distances, but the elusive 90-meter mark, a significant milestone in javelin throwing, remains a key talking point in the sporting world. As fans eagerly await Chopra’s first 90-meter throw, let’s take a look at his best javelin throws in 2024 and whether he has achieved this feat.
Neeraj Chopra's Consistent Performance
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Neeraj Chopra's 2024 season has been a rollercoaster, marked by impressive throws across various competitions, despite dealing with injury.
Neeraj Chopra’s Injury Struggles
Throughout the 2024 season, Neeraj Chopra faced the challenge of a groin injury that affected his performances. Despite this setback, he consistently produced world-class throws and remained a top contender in every competition.
Lausanne Diamond League (89.49 Meters)
Neeraj Chopra registered his season-best throw of 89.49 meters at the Lausanne Diamond League, marking one of his most remarkable performances of the year. The 89.49m mark not only helped him secure a top finish but also placed him within touching distance of the 90-meter milestone, which has remained a key target in his career.
Paris Olympics (89.45 meters)
At the highly anticipated Paris Olympics, Neeraj Chopra recorded a personal best throw of 89.45 meters, reinforcing his status as one of the world’s premier javelin throwers. Despite the immense pressure and expectations, Chopra displayed outstanding form, narrowly missing out on the 90-meter mark.
Paris Olympics, Qualification (89.34 meters)
In the qualification round of the Paris Olympics, Neeraj Chopra made a bold statement by throwing 89.34 meters, easily securing his spot in the final. His qualification throw was among the best in the field and set the tone for his performance in the final.
Doha Diamond League (88.35 meters)
At the Doha Diamond League, Neeraj Chopra delivered a solid throw of 88.35 meters, finishing among the top athletes in the competition. His 88.35-meter effort reflected his competitive spirit and preparation, despite struggling with an ongoing groin injury.
Paavo Nurmi Games (85.97 meters)
At the Paavo Nurmi Games in Finland, Neeraj Chopra registered a respectable throw of 85.97 meters. While it wasn’t among his best distances of the year, the performance was noteworthy as it came amid his recovery from injury.
Federation Cup (82.27 meters)
At the domestic Federation Cup in India, Neeraj Chopra registered a throw of 82.27 meters. Though this was a relatively modest throw compared to his international performances, it served as an important step in his season-long journey of managing his injury and preparing for major international competitions.
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