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Neeraj finished behind Jakub Vadlejch (85.86m) of Czech Republic, who had won a bronze in the World Championships.

World champion Neeraj Chopra finishes second in Zurich Diamond League

Newly-crowned world champion Neeraj Chopra was not at his best but still finished second with a final round throw of 85.71m in the men's javelin event of the Diamond League Meeting

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Neeraj finished behind Jakub Vadlejch (85.86m) of Czech Republic, who had won a bronze in the World Championships.

Newly-crowned world champion Neeraj Chopra was not at his best but still finished second with a final round throw of 85.71m in the men's javelin event of the Diamond League Meeting on Thursday.
The 25-year-old Chopra, also the reigning Olympic champion, produced three legal throws of 80.79m, 85.22m and 85.71m while the remaining three were fouls. He finished behind Jakub Vadlejch (85.86m) of Czech Republic, who had won a bronze in the World Championships.
The Indian superstar, who was unbeaten this season before Thursday, qualified for the Diamond League finals to be held on September 17 in Eugene, USA, with 23 points from three meets. He had won the Diamond League trophy last year.
He had won the Diamond League Meetings in Doha (May 5) and Lausanne (June 30) -- his only two competitions before winning a historic gold in the World Championships in Budapest on Sunday with a throw of 88.17m.
During the pre-event press conference here, Chopra had said that he was feeling a bit of pain on his shoulder and back after winning gold in the World Championships. He was not 100 per cent fit during the showpiece event due to a groin strain he had sustained while training in May-June.
Chopra began with a modest 80.79m which put him in the second spot but he fouled the next two throws to slip to fifth at the halfway stage when Germany's Julian Weber was leading.
But Chopra pulled off 85.22m in his fourth attempt which saw him rise to second. By that time, Vadlejch had taken the lead.
Chopra fouled his fifth throw again bit achieved his best of the day -- 85.71m -- in his last throw.
In the men's long jump, Murali Sreeshankar finished with a first round jump of 7.99m.
Sreeshankar, who had failed to qualify for the finals in the just-concluded World Championships in Budapest, led the field after the first round. But, he slowly slipped out of the top three as he could not improve upon his first round jump.
He was third till the end of the third round but slipped to fifth in the fourth and remained there till the end.
Olympic and world champion Miltiadis Tentoglou of Greece won gold with a sixth and final round jump of 8.20m.

As Olympic champion Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra attented his first press conference of the year, the 25-year-old said that he wishes to end the conversation about him reaching the 90 metre mark this year.

Neeraj Chopra: I hope we end this 90m mark conversation this year

Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra wants to end the 90 metre mark conversation once and for all this year

Here's what he said

India's first Olympic gold medallist in athletics came close to the 90m mark on a few occasions and felt it was important for the world's top javelin throwers to achieve that benchmark in order to have the bragging rights.

As Olympic champion Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra attented his first press conference of the year, the 25-year-old said that he wishes to end the conversation about him reaching the 90 metre mark this year.
India's first Olympic gold medallist in athletics came close to the 90m mark on a few occasions and felt it was important for the world's top javelin throwers to achieve that benchmark in order to have the bragging rights.
Neeraj Chopra is currently training at Loughborough University in United Kingdom.
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According to World Athletics, Usain Bolt has been displaced from the top of the most written-about athlete list after many years.

Neeraj Chopra displaces Usain Bolt, becomes most talked about athlete in 2022

India's star Javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra is now the most written-about athlete in the world.

Here's the full story...

Chopra leads the way with 812 articles ahead of a troika of Jamaican women sprint stars, Elaine Thompson-Herah, with 751 articles, world 100m champion Shelley-Ann Fraser-Pryce (698) , and Shericka Jackson (679), with Usain Bolt still featuring in 574 articles.

According to World Athletics, Usain Bolt is no more the most written-about athlete in the world.
The person to overtake him is none other than India's Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra.
Chopra leads the way with 812 articles ahead of a troika of Jamaican women sprinters, Elaine Thompson-Herah, with 751 articles, world 100m champion Shelley-Ann Fraser-Pryce (698) and world 200m champion Shericka Jackson (679). Usain Bolt who still holds the men's 100m &amp; 200m record still features in 574 articles despite taking retirement back in 2017.
Chopra, India's star javelin thrower, has had a terrific year which started off by becoming only the second Indian to win a global medal at the World Athletics Championships after Anju Bobby George&rsquo;s bronze in the women&rsquo;s long jump in 2003.
The impressive feat was topped off by the 24-year-old in September when he became the first Indian to win the Diamond League final.
Chopra won India's first Olympic gold medal in athletics at the Tokyo Olympics last year.
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Neeraj Chopra - Diamond League Champion!
The Olympic Gold medalist became the first Indian to win the coveted Diamond League Finals title. His best finish previously came in the 2018 edition, when he had finished fourth.
Chopra, who began the night with a foul throw, took the top spot with his second - a throw of 88.44 metres.
While Neeraj didn't go past the 88.44m mark with his next four throws, it was enough for him to seal the title.
The 24-year-old ended the night ahead of Olympic silver medalist, Czech Republic's Jakub Vadlejch whose fourth throw of 86.94 metres saw him take the silver in Zurich as well. Julian Weber of Germany finished 3rd with a best throw of 83.73 metres.
Since the beginning of August last year, Neeraj Chopra has won the Olympic Gold, the World Championships silver, and now he has won the Diamond League title as well.Also read: When Virat Kohli & Sachin Tendulkar met Queen Elizabeth II

Neeraj Chopra makes history with maiden Diamond League title in Zurich

It's been an amazing 13 months for Indian superstar Neeraj Chopra.

Since the beginning of August last year, he has won the Olympic Gold, the World Championships silver, and now he has won the Diamond League title as well.



Neeraj Chopra makes history with maiden Diamond League title

Chopra who won the Gold at the Tokyo Olympics in August last year has since then picked up the silver at the World Championships and now, has a Diamond League title as well.

Neeraj Chopra - Diamond League Champion!
The Olympic Gold medalist became the first Indian to win the coveted Diamond League Finals title. His best finish previously came in the 2018 edition, when he had finished fourth.
Chopra, who began the night with a foul throw, took the top spot with his second - a throw of 88.44 metres.
While Neeraj didn't go past the 88.44m mark with his next four throws, it was enough for him to seal the title.
The 24-year-old ended the night ahead of Olympic silver medalist, Czech Republic's Jakub Vadlejch whose fourth throw of 86.94 metres saw him take the silver in Zurich as well. Julian Weber of Germany finished 3rd with a best throw of 83.73 metres.
Since the beginning of August last year, Neeraj Chopra has won the Olympic Gold, the World Championships silver, and now he has won the Diamond League title as well. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/when-virat-kohli-sachin-tendulkar-met-queen-elizabeth-ii-1662670538867">When Virat Kohli &amp; Sachin Tendulkar met Queen Elizabeth II</a>

India's Golden boy, Neeraj Chopra is set to etch his name yet again in the history books when he appears as favourite in the final of Diamond League on Thursday. He qualified for the 2-day final of the prestigious event in Zurich after winning the Lausanne leg of the Diamond League. After missing Commonwealth Games due to a groin injury, the Tokyo Olympics gold medallist made a spectacular return at Lausanne Diamond League meet in August.  The 24-year-old India's young gun who apparently admitted that he did not play his best game finished at the top spot with his first throw of 89.09m, becoming the first-ever Indian to clinch a Diamond meet title. 
The Haryana-based athlete who will be eyeing his maiden Diamond League title had also entered the finals in 2017 and 2018, where he finished 7th and 4th respectively. In 2022 alone, the star Javelin thrower has won silver at Paavo Nurmi Games, followed by gold at Kuortane Games, he finished 2nd in the Stockholm leg of Diamond League, won silver at World Championships, and then after a month-long injury lay-off won the Lausanne Diamond LeaguePRIZE FOR DIAMOND LEAGUE?The winner of each Diamond discipline at the Final will be awarded a Diamond Trophy, USD 30,000 prize money and a wild card for the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest, HungaryWHEN IS THE DIAMOND LEAGUE FINAL? Neeraj Chopra's javelin throw event at the Diamond League is scheduled for Thursday at 11.50 PM IST.WHERE IS THE DIAMOND LEAGUE EVENT HAPPENING?The Grand finale of the Diamond League will be held in Zurich, Germany at Letzigrund Stadium. WHERE TO WATCH? Diamond League 2022, Grand Final will be telecast live on Sports 18 channels. Live streaming will be available on Voot Select (subscription required). Day 1 live coverage starts at 9:00 PM IST onwards; Day 2 at 10:30 PM IST onwards.

Neeraj Chopra eyes another historic feat at Diamond League finale

Here's everything you need to know about Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra's participation in the Diamond League finale


After missing the Commonwealth Games due to a groin injury, Neeraj Chopra made a spectacular return at Lausanne Diamond League meet in August.&nbsp;

India's Golden boy, Neeraj Chopra, will be chasing history when he takes a shot at becoming the Diamond League Champion on Thursday. Neeraj, who will start his event as the hot favourite, qualified for the final of the prestigious event in Zurich after winning the Lausanne leg of the Diamond League.&nbsp; After missing the Commonwealth Games due to a groin injury, the Tokyo Olympics gold medallist made a spectacular return at Lausanne Diamond League meet in August.&nbsp; The 24-year-old India's young gun who apparently admitted that he didn't play his best, finished top with his first throw of 89.09m, becoming the first-ever Indian to clinch a Diamond meet title.
The Haryana-based athlete who will be eyeing his maiden Diamond League title had also entered the finals in 2017 and 2018, where he finished 7th and 4th respectively. In 2022 alone, the star Javelin thrower won silver at Paavo Nurmi Games, followed by gold at the Kuortane Games, he finished 2nd in the Stockholm leg of Diamond League, won silver at World Championships, and then after a month-long injury lay-off won the Lausanne Diamond League as well.&nbsp; PRIZE FOR DIAMOND LEAGUE? The winner of each Diamond discipline at the Final will be awarded a Diamond Trophy, USD 30,000 prize money and a wild card for the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary. Also read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/asia-cup-2022-shami-sitting-at-home-baffles-me-ravi-shastri-reacts-after-2-consecutive-losses-1662560987785">Asia Cup 2022: 'Shami sitting at home baffles me', Ravi Shastri reacts after 2 consecutive losses</a> WHEN IS THE DIAMOND LEAGUE FINAL?&nbsp; Neeraj Chopra's javelin throw event at the Diamond League is scheduled for Thursday at 11.50 PM IST. WHERE IS THE DIAMOND LEAGUE EVENT HAPPENING? The Grand finale of the Diamond League will be held in Zurich, Germany at Letzigrund Stadium.&nbsp; WHERE TO WATCH?&nbsp; Diamond League 2022, Grand Final will be telecast live on Sports 18 channels. Live streaming will be available on Voot Select (subscription required). Day 1 live coverage starts at 9:00 PM IST onwards; Day 2 at 10:30 PM IST onwards.

Neeraj Chopra returned from injury with a bang as he won gold at Lausanne Diamond League 2022 on Friday. With that, the Olympic champion also became the first Indian athlete to achieve the feat.
Neeraj's massive throw of 89.08m earned him qualification for the all-important Diamond League final in Zurich next month, as well as the 2023 World Championships in Budapest Hungary, which has a qualification mark of 85.20m.
After winning the silver medal at the world championships, 24-year-old Neeraj had to pull out of the Commonwealth Games due to injury. Ater the event, a delighted Neeraj said that he was especially pleased as he was coming back from an injury and the win was a good indicator that he had recovered well.
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Neeraj Chopra makes history, becomes 1st Indian to win gold at the Diamond League

Neeraj Chopra returned from injury with a bang as he won gold at Lausanne Diamond League 2022 on Friday. With that, the Olympic champion also became the first Indian athlete to achieve the feat



After winning the silver medal at the world championships this year, 24-year-old Neeraj had to pull out of the Commonwealth Games due to injury

Neeraj Chopra returned from injury with a bang as he won gold at Lausanne Diamond League 2022 on Friday. With that, the Olympic champion also became the first Indian athlete to achieve the feat.
Neeraj's massive throw of 89.08m earned him qualification for the all-important Diamond League final in Zurich next month, as well as the 2023 World Championships in Budapest Hungary, which has a qualification mark of 85.20m.
After winning the silver medal at the world championships, 24-year-old Neeraj had to pull out of the Commonwealth Games due to injury. After the event, a delighted Neeraj said that he was especially pleased as he was coming back from an injury and the win was a good indicator that he had recovered well.
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