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Neeraj Chopra eyes 90m throw at Brussels Diamond League final, no Arshad Nadeem in contest

Neeraj Chopra eyes 90m throw at Brussels Diamond League final, no Arshad Nadeem in contest

Neeraj Chopra is set to compete in the Diamond League final in Brussels on September 14, aiming to cross the 90m mark in the competition. He always made his best throws in Diamond League.

India’s golden boy and two-time Olympic medallist, Neeraj Chopra, is set to compete at the Diamond League final in Brussels, Belgium, on September 13 and 14. Neeraj’s event will take place on the 14th, where a total of six athletes will compete in the men’s javelin throw.

The javelin thrower from Haryana qualified for the season finale after finishing fourth in the standings. He had decent performances in Lausanne and Doha, securing second-place finishes at both meetings.

At the Lausanne Diamond League, he performed brilliantly, finishing second with a best throw of 89.49m, while in Doha, it was 88.36m.

90m mark in sight

Neeraj Chopra has struggled over the last four years, and despite winning two Olympic medals, he regrets not crossing the 90m mark. This final presents a golden opportunity for him to make a comeback and achieve a throw beyond 90m. Neeraj recorded his personal best throw of 89.94m in the 2022 Diamond League at Stockholm.

No Arshad Nadeem in the contest

Pakistan’s only Olympic gold medallist, Arshad Nadeem, has competed in just one Diamond League this year, failing to qualify for the finals, and will not be participating in the Diamond League finals.

Men’s Javelin Throw final Diamond League 2024 finals

Country AthelteSB (Season Best)PB (Personal Best)
IndiaNeeraj Chopra89.4989.94
JapanRoderick Genki Dean83.1984.28
UkraineArtur Felfner83.9584.32
BelgiumTimothy Herman79.9487.35
MoldovaAndrian Mardare84.1386.66
GrenadaAnderson Peters90.6193.07
Czech RepublicJakub Vadlejch88.6590.88
GermanyJulian Weber88.6489.54

Avinash Sable to compete in 3000m

Asian Games gold medallist Avinash Sable will compete in the men’s 3000m steeplechase event. Sable has been going through a rough patch, finishing 11th in the men’s 3000m steeplechase final at the Paris 2024 Olympics, followed by a 14th-place finish at the recent Silesia Diamond League 2024 in Poland. It will be challenging for Avinash to leave a mark in Brussels.

CountryAthlete SB (Season Best)PB (Personal Best)
SpainDaniel Arce8:08.458:08.45
MoroccoAbderrafia Bouassel8:48.128:27.00
MoroccoSoufiane El Bakkali8:04.297:56.68
EthiopiaSamuel Firewu8:04.348:04.34
TunisiaMohamed Amin Jhinaoui8:07.738:07.73
KenyaAbraham Kibiwot8:06.478:05.51
KenyaWilberforce Chemiat Kones8:45.1h8:21.42
IndiaAvinash Mukund Sable8:09.918:09.91
KenyaAmos Serem8:02.368:02.36
EthiopiaAbrham Sime8:02.368:02.36
MoroccoMohamed Tindouft8:10.628:10.62
EthiopiaGetnet Wale8:09.698:05.15
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