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Indian sensation Neeraj Chopra has stormed into the final of the Javelin event at the Paris Olympics 2024 with a remarkable first throw. The defending Olympic champion threw an impressive distance of 89.34m in his first attempt, securing his spot in the final with ease. Competing in Group B of the qualification round, Neeraj not only secured his place in the final but also surpassed his season’s best mark of 88.36m, which he had set at the Doha Diamond League in May 2024.
As has become customary for the 26-year-old athlete, Neeraj completed the qualification job on his first attempt, demonstrating his prowess and consistency. His performance sets a high bar as he prepares for the final, scheduled for Thursday, August 8.
In addition to Neeraj’s success, Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem also made it to the 12-man final with a commendable first attempt of 86.59m. The automatic qualification mark for the final was set at 84m, which both athletes comfortably surpassed.
The upcoming final promises to be a thrilling contest, with Neeraj Chopra once again showcasing his world-class skills and determination to defend his Olympic title. Fans and supporters eagerly await his performance, hoping to witness another historic moment in Indian athletics.
