World Athletics Championships: Neeraj Chopra Qualifies For Final With A Throw Of 88.39M

India’s Neeraj Chopra advanced to the finals of the men’s javelin throw at the World Athletics Championships in the United States. Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra (23) created history by winning a gold medal in the Tokyo Olympics. In the final round he cleared 87.58m. He took the first place by throwing a long distance. Neeraj Chopra won gold in Javelin Throw. He throwed 89.30 meters in Paavo Nurmi Games held in Turku, Finland. Neeraj Chopra got 2nd place and created a new national record. Neeraj Chopra earned a silver medal at the Stockholm Diamond League with a record breaking throw of 89.94 meters. After this, there is an expectation that Neeraj Chopra will win gold in the ongoing World Athletics Championship.

In this case, 88.39 meters in the first opportunity in the qualifying round held in the World Athletics Championship. Neeraj Chopra advanced to the final by throwing the javelin to a long distance. Neeraj Chopra finished 2nd in the Javelin Throw in the qualifiers. Anderson Peters 89.91meters. He threw the javelin far and took the first place. Rohit Yadav, another Indian who threw the javelin for a distance of 80.42 meters, also advanced to the final round. The men’s javelin finals will begin at 7.05 am on Sunday. India’s Neeraj Chopra and Rohit Yadav are participating in the tournament.