Neeraj Chopra Men’s Javelin Throw Final: Neeraj won silver medal in javelin, Arshad Nadeem got gold

Granada’s Peter Anderson’s bronze medal has been confirmed. Neeraj’s sixth attempt was also a foul. Thus, he has now won the silver medal. Arshad Nadeem has once again crossed the 90-meter mark. This time he has thrown 91.79 meters. 

Julian Weber of Germany is out of the medal race. He threw 84.09 in his last throw. Now all eyes are on Neeraj Chopra’s last throw.

All the top 8 athletes will throw their last throw. After this, it will be decided which medal will go to which athlete. At present, gold seems to be going to Nadeem and silver to Neeraj.

Neeraj is going to make his 5th attempt. This time also a foul. He looks very angry with himself. So far Neeraj has made 4 out of 5 fouls. Now he has the last throw left. Nadeem has thrown 84.87 meters, less than 85 meters, in the fourth throw. 

Anderson Peter was able to throw the javelin only 87.38 meters in the 5th attempt. 88.50 meters remains his best throw. He remains in third place after Arshad and Neeraj. 

Neeraj Chopra has fouled in the fourth throw. So far, only one of his throws has been correct in which he threw the javelin 89.45 meters away. Neeraj will have to improve in his remaining 2 throws. 

Peter of Grenada threw a throw of 88.54 meters in the fourth attempt. Peter has come to third place after this throw. 

The top 8 athletes out of 12 athletes have been decided. Now these remaining 8 athletes will try to throw the best throw in the next 3 attempts. Now it remains to be seen how far Neeraj can throw the javelin in the next 3 throws. 

Neeraj Chopra has done poorly in his third throw. This throw has also been a foul. Neeraj is still in second place. There is currently a battle going on between all the athletes to remain in the top 8. 

Arshad Nadeem has come to throw his third throw. This throw was also great. He threw the third throw from a distance of 88.72 meters. Neeraj is still in the second position.

Neeraj Chopra committed a foul in his first throw and now his second throw is about to come. A brilliant throw that fell close to 90 meters. A throw of 89.45 meters is his season’s best throw. Not only this, but this is also his second-best throw.

Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem threw the javelin beyond 90 meters and broke the Olympic record. Arshad has created a new Olympic record by throwing the javelin 92.97 meters away. Now it has become very difficult for Neeraj.

The second throw of Grenada’s Peter Anderson was superb. This time he threw the javelin 87.87 meters away. Peter has come out on top. 

All athletes have made their first throws, and Trinidad and Tobago’s Keshorn Walcutt is in first place with 86.16. 

Neeraj Chopra’s first throw was a foul. Not a good start. Neeraj Chopra fell during the throw. Never mind, he still has 5 attempts. 

Finland’s Lassi’s first throw was short. This throw was 78.81 meters. Now it is the turn of India’s star Neeraj Chopra. 

The first throw of Julian Weber of Germany also went to waste. Neeraj Chopra will come to throw his first throw at number 8. So far, Trinidad athlete Keshorn’s throw is the best. Keshorn has thrown 86.16.

Anderson Peter of Grenada has come to throw the first throw. He threw the javelin 84.70 meters in the first throw. Jakub Vadlejch (Czech Republic) threw 80.15 and the Trinidad athlete threw 86.16 meters. Arshad Nadeem’s first throw was a foul. 

The final of the Men’s Javelin Throw has begun. All 12 athletes are entering the arena. All eyes are on star Indian athlete Neeraj Chopra.

Only 15 minutes are left for Neeraj Chopra’s final to begin. Currently, he is throwing a warm-up throw. This time everyone is expecting a 90-meter throw from Neeraj.

A total of 12 athletes including Neeraj will stake their claim for the medal in the javelin throw final. Now it remains to be seen which athletes can make it to the top-3. 

Apart from Arshad Nadeem, Neeraj is also expected to face tough competition from Jakub Vadlejch (Czech Republic). Jakub won the silver medal in the Tokyo Olympics. His personal best throw is 90.88 meters and this season’s best is 88.65 meters. 33-year-old Jakub also qualified for the final with the same throw. He threw 85.63 meters which was ahead of the automatic qualification mark of 84 meters.

Neeraj Chopra was in Group B of the qualification round and on his first attempt, he surpassed the qualification mark of 84m by 5.34m. Neeraj threw a brilliant throw of 89.34m. 

The Javelin Throw final will be telecast live on the Sports18 Network TV channel and will be live-streamed for free on the Jio Cinema app and website. 

• 89.94M – Diamond League, Stockholm
• 89.34M – Paris Olympics (Qualification)
• 89.30M – Paavo Nurmi Games
• 89.08M – Diamond League, Lausanne
• 88.88M – Asian Games, Hangzhou

Neeraj Chopra’s javelin throw event will be held at the Stade de France, which is the largest stadium in France. Neeraj is the gold medalist of the last Tokyo Olympics. He will be under pressure to defend his gold. 

Hello, the moment all Indian fans were waiting for in the Paris Olympics has arrived. In a short while from now, India’s star athlete Neeraj Chopra will be seen in action in the javelin throw final. The final match of the javelin throw will start at 11:55 am.