Neeraj Chopra ranked second(Neeraj Chopra)

Doha: Neeraj Chopra (Neeraj Chopra) , participating in the Doha Diamond League, achieved a great feat. He crossed the 90 meter mark for the first time in his career in javelin throw. Neeraj threw 90.23 meters in the third attempt. Neeraj had been trying to throw a 90 meter throw for a long time and he also crossed this hurdle in the Doha Diamond League. This is the best throw of Neeraj’s career. Earlier, when Neeraj Chopra won the gold medal in the Tokyo Olympics, he could not throw a 90 meter throw.

Neeraj Chopra ranked second
Earlier, Neeraj’s career best throw was 89.94 meters which he made in the 2022 Stockholm Diamond League. Let us tell you that after the completion of five rounds, Neeraj Chopra remained at number two. Julian Weber of Germany remained at number one in the Doha leg of the Diamond League. He threw 91.06 meters in the fifth attempt.

Two-time Olympic medalist Neeraj came first to throw and threw 88.44 meters in the first attempt. At the same time, his rival Anderson Peters threw 85.64 meters in the first attempt, Julian Weber 83.82 meters and Julius Yego 68.81 meters. At the same time, another javelin thrower athlete from India, Kishore Jena threw 68.07 meters in the first attempt.

Neeraj Chopra became the third Asian player to do so

Let us tell you that Neeraj Chopra has become the 25th player in the world and the third player in Asia to throw 90 meters in javelin throw. Jan Zelenji of Czech Republic, the current coach of Neeraj Chopra, who has won two medals in the Olympics, tops the list of javelin throwers who have thrown more than 90 meters. Olympic champion Arshad Nadeem (92.97) of Pakistan and Chao Sun Cheng of Chinese Taipei (91.36) are the only other Asian athletes to have thrown 90m in the javelin throw.