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Kishore Jena joins Neeraj Chopra and other international stars for the prestigious Neeraj Chopra Classic javelin event. Taking place in Bengaluru, it features top throwers in a thrilling display of athleticism.

Kishore Jena Joins Neeraj Chopra Classic Event

Kishore Jena, Asian Games silver medallist, joins Neeraj Chopra and top international javelin stars for the Neeraj Chopra Classic in Bengaluru. Witness a spectacular event featuring elite athletes from around the globe.

Kishore Jena joins star lineup at Neeraj Chopra classic

Kishore Jena joins an elite group of javelin throwers, including Neeraj Chopra, at the Neeraj Chopra Classic. The event will take place in Bengaluru, featuring international stars and top Indian talent.

Asian Games silver medalist Kishore Jena has joined the lineup for the Neeraj Chopra Classic, the organisers said on Thursday, taking the number of total participants to 12, with five of them being Indian.
The Neeraj Chopra Classic will be held at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru on May 24.
The 29-year-old Jena thus joins India's rising javelin stars Sachin Yadav, Rohit Yadav, and Sahil Silwal, who are bracing up for the chance to compete with double Olympic medalist Neeraj and some of the best in the world.
The new javelin competition, which has been given 'A' category status by World Athletics, will have five Indians, including Chopra who is hosting the event.
Jena finished second behind Neeraj at the Hangzhou Asian Games with a personal best of 87.54m.
The foreign competitors for the event are two-time world champion Anderson Peters (PB: 93.07m) of Grenada; 2016 Olympics gold winner Thomas Rohler (PB: 93.90m) of Germany; 2015 world champion Julius Yego (92.72m) of Kenya; American Curtis Thompson (current season leader with 87.76m); Asian Games bronze medalist Genki Dean (PB: 84.28m) of Japan; Rumesh Pathirage (PB: 85.45m) of Sri Lanka; and Luiz Mauricio da Silva (PB: 85.91m) of Brazil.
The event will be jointly organized by Chopra and JSW Sports in collaboration with the Athletics Federation of India (AFI) and World Athletics.

It was the first time since 1951 that India won gold in both men's and women's javelin throw at the Asian Games.

 Javelin throw: Neeraj Chopra clinches hard-fought gold, Kishore Jena wins silver | Asian Games 2023

Poster boy of Indian athletics, Neeraj Chopra defended his Asian Games gold medal with a throw of 88.88m. He got a tough fight from Kishore Jena, who finished with a silver.

It was the first time since 1951 that India won gold in both men's and women's javelin throw at the Asian Games.

The writing was on the wall. Neeraj Chopra was being labelled as the favourite to win Men's Javelin throw gold and he lived up to the billing.
Poster boy of Indian athletics, Neeraj finished at the top of the podium but got a tough fight from Kishore Jena, who finished with a silver.
Neeraj's first throw probably around the 87m mark but he had to retake it because another athlete went for his throw before Neeraj's was measured.
The Tokyo Olympics gold medallist then recorded 84.49m with his second attempt and was leading before Jena overtook him in his 3rd attempt with his Personal Best throw of 86.77m.
With that throw, he also qualified for the Paris Olympics. The qualification mark was 85.50.
But Neeraj didn't give up. He once again took the lead with a throw of 88.88m. Jena improved his personal best recorded a throw of 87.54m but that still fell a little short but helped him clinch silver.
What made the feat even more historic was the fact that it was the first time since 1951 that India won gold in both men's and women's javelin throw at the Asian Games.

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