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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>

Tokyo Olympics Gold medallist Neeraj Chopra gifted his most-prized javelin to the Olympic Museum in Lausanne. 
Neeraj became the first track and field athlete from India to win an Olympic medal in Tokyo and now his gold-medal winning javelin is at the museum which could inspire many.
While talking to Olympics.com, India's star athlete said that he can see Abhinav Bindra's rifle at the museum which gives him tremendous motivation. 
Also read: Premier League: Liverpool smash nine past Bournemouth to equal top-flight record
 "I hope my javelin has the same impact on future athletes, especially from India," Chopra added. 
Meanwhile, 2008 Olympics' gold medallist Bindra said that he is delighted that Neeraj's javelin will now join his rifle at the Olympic Museum, which has been a bit lonely in terms of Indian company so far. 
With more than 90,000 artefacts, 6,50,000 photographs and 45,000 hours of videos, the museum has a rich collection of 120 years.

Neeraj Chopra's gold medal-winning javelin joins Abhinav Bindra's rifle at Olympic Museum

Tokyo Olympics Gold medallist Neeraj Chopra gifts his most-prized javelin to the Olympic Museum in Lausanne.

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Neeraj became the first track and field athlete from India to win an Olympic medal in Tokyo and now his gold-medal winning javelin is at the museum which could inspire many

Tokyo Olympics Gold medallist Neeraj Chopra gifted his most-prized javelin to the Olympic Museum in Lausanne.&nbsp;
Neeraj became the first track and field athlete from India to win an Olympic medal in Tokyo and now his gold-medal winning javelin is at the museum which could inspire many.
While talking to Olympics.com, India's star athlete said that he can see Abhinav Bindra's rifle at the museum which gives him tremendous motivation.&nbsp;
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/premier-league-liverpool-smash-nine-past-bournemouth-to-equal-top-flight-record-1661621028426">Premier League: Liverpool smash nine past Bournemouth to equal top-flight record</a>
&nbsp;"I hope my javelin has the same impact on future athletes, especially from India," Chopra added.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, 2008 Olympics' gold medallist Bindra said that he is delighted that Neeraj's javelin will now join his rifle at the Olympic Museum, which has been a bit lonely in terms of Indian company so far.&nbsp;
With more than 90,000 artefacts, 6,50,000 photographs and 45,000 hours of videos, the museum has a rich collection of 120 years.

Olympic Champion Neeraj Chopra, who missed the Commonwealth Games due to injury, has confirmed his participation in the Lausanne Diamond League.
The World Championships Silver medalist took to Twitter to confirm his participation. He wrote, 'Feeling strong and ready for Friday. Thanks for the support, everyone. See you in Lausanne!'The Lausanne event will decide the top-six finalists for the Diamond League final that will be held in Zurich on September 6 and 7. Chopra is currently 4th after his second-place finish at the Stockholm Diamond League.The Indian star will return to the field in Switzerland on Friday, having missed the Birmingham Games due to a groin strain he suffered during his 2nd place finish at the World Championships last month.
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'Feeling strong and ready' - Neeraj Chopra confirms participation in Lausanne Diamond League

He's fit and he's raring to go! Olympic Champion Neeraj Chopra announced his return to the field, having missed the 2022 Commonwealth Games due to a groin strain.

Feeling strong and ready for Friday. Thanks for the support, everyone. See you in Lausanne!' - Neeraj Chopra wrote on Twitter

Olympic Champion Neeraj Chopra, who missed the Commonwealth Games due to injury, has confirmed his participation in the Lausanne Diamond League.
 The World Championships Silver medalist took to Twitter to confirm his participation. He wrote, 'Feeling strong and ready for Friday. Thanks for the support, everyone. See you in Lausanne!' The Lausanne event will decide the top-six finalists for the Diamond League final that will be held in Zurich on September 6 and 7. Chopra is currently 4th after his second-place finish at the Stockholm Diamond League. The Indian star will return to the field in Switzerland on Friday, having missed the Birmingham Games due to a groin strain he suffered during his 2nd place finish at the World Championships last month.
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At times when many athletes are coming out in open over their sexual orientation, Britain's renowned Olympic champion Dame Kelly Holmes is the latest one to reveal her sexuality.
Olympic legend Holmes also revealed how she struggled with her mental health in order to keep her several same-sex relationships secret given she was serving in the Women's Royal Army Corps.
Till the start of the 21st century, it was illegal for gay, lesbian and bisexual people to serve in the British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
And because of that, the Olympic gold-medalist had to go through mental health issues in a fear of getting court marshalled. However, the law has been changed since then.
Dame Kelly also added that she realised she was gay at the age of 17 after she kissed a fellow female soldier. While her family and friends have known that since 1997.
"I felt like I could breathe again, one little call could have saved 28 years of heartache," the 52-year-old Olympic legend said while reliving her sexuality.
Notably. Holmes made a double gold medal-winning performance in the 800 metres and 1500 metres athletics event during the Athens Olympics.  In 2005, the year she retired from athletics, she was made a Dame by Queen Elizabeth II. 

'I felt like I could breathe again': British Olympic champion comes out as gay

Olympic legend Holmes revealed how she struggled with her mental health in order to keep her several same-sex relationships secret.

Olympic legend Holmes also revealed how she struggled with her mental health in order to keep her several same-sex relationships secret

At times when many athletes are coming out in open over their sexual orientation, Britain's renowned Olympic champion Dame Kelly Holmes is the latest one to reveal her sexuality.
 Olympic legend Holmes also revealed how she struggled with her mental health in order to keep her several same-sex relationships secret given she was serving in the Women's Royal Army Corps.
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 Till the start of the 21st century, it was illegal for gay, lesbian and bisexual people to serve in the British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force.
 And because of that, the Olympic gold-medalist had to go through mental health issues in a fear of getting court marshalled. However, the law has been changed since then.
 Dame Kelly also added that she realised she was gay at the age of 17 after she kissed a fellow female soldier. While her family and friends have known that since 1997.
 "I felt like I could breathe again, one little call could have saved 28 years of heartache," the 52-year-old Olympic legend said while reliving her sexuality.
Notably. Holmes made a double gold medal-winning performance in the 800 metres and 1500 metres athletics event during the Athens Olympics. &nbsp;In 2005, the year she retired from athletics, she was made a Dame by Queen Elizabeth II.&nbsp;

In a panel discussion at the &lsquo;India Today Conclave&rsquo;, Neeraj Chopra said that he would expect to continue training with his current coach Klaus Bartonietz until the 20224 Olympics. In a recently concluded 2020 Olympic games, Chopra won the first goal medal for India in a track event under the guidance of his German coach.
Neeraj said that Bartonietz&rsquo;s methods of training suit him as he makes even the most intense sessions entertaining. Earlier Chopra was training under Uwe Hohn who was released conceding multiple differences with the Athletic Federation.
Recalling his preparations for the event the golden boy mentions that he only did a couple of warm-up throws before finals because he wanted to save his energy. He also had to cut his hair since it was hindering his throws during the training sessions. Chopra didn&rsquo;t fail to underline the importance of mental fitness, saying a good sleep and a clear head is a priority just like his physical fitness.
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Neeraj Chopra reveals his wish to train with coach Bartonietz for the 2024 Olympics

In a panel discussion with India today, Neeraj mentioned his healthy relations with coach Klaus Bartonietz. As his techniques suit the javelin thrower and make his training enjoyable.

Olympic gold medallist&nbsp;Neeraj Chopra on Friday said that he wants to continue his training with current coach Klaus Bartonietz until the 20224 Olympics. The Javelin thrower who made history at Tokyo 2020 by winning India's first athletics gold&nbsp;called Bartonietz&nbsp;the best for him.
The 23-year-old Haryana-based Olympics winner&nbsp;who was speaking at the &lsquo;India Today Conclave&rsquo;, said Bartonietz's&nbsp;methods of training suit him as he makes even the most intense sessions entertaining.
Chopra who is under Bartonietz's guidance since 2019&nbsp;was earlier training under another former German record holder&nbsp;Uwe Hohn who was released after he had multiple differences with the Athletic Federation.
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In a panel discussion with India today, Neeraj mentioned his healthy relations with coach Klaus Bartonietz. As his techniques suits the javelin&nbsp;thrower and make his training enjoyable.

Olympic gold medallist&nbsp;Neeraj Chopra on Friday said that he wants to continue his training with current coach Klaus Bartonietz until the 20224 Olympics. The Javelin thrower who made history at Tokyo 2020 by winning India's first athletics gold&nbsp;called Bartonietz&nbsp;the best for him. Also read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/neeraj-chopra-s-javelin-set-to-get-1-crore-at-e-auction-to-fund-efforts-in-cleaning-ganga-1633523202938">Neeraj Chopra&rsquo;s javelin set to get ₹1 crore at e-auction, to fund efforts in cleaning Ganga</a> The 23-year-old Haryana-based Olympics winner&nbsp;who was speaking at the &lsquo;India Today Conclave&rsquo;, said that&nbsp;Bartonietz's&nbsp;methods of training suit him as he makes even the most intense sessions entertaining. Chopra who is under Bartonietz's guidance since 2019&nbsp;was earlier training under another former German record holder&nbsp;Uwe Hohn who was released after he had multiple differences with the Athletic Federation. 
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