Diamond League Final: Neeraj Chopra’s eye on capturing the trophy, will you be able to repeat 90 meters performance, the champions have been made 3 years ago

New Delhi. Neeraj Chopra will descend with the intention of winning the trophy of a brilliant performance in the Diamond League final on Thursday. Neeraj has broken a 90 -meter barrier in this event. It will be interesting to see how many meters he throws the spear this time. Men’s Javelin final will begin in Zurich at 11:15 pm on August 28. Where Neeraj will also come up among the veterans. Out of the 14 league stages of the Diamond League, four included men’s javelin throw competition, out of which Chopra took part in only two and qualified for the final while finishing fourth with 15 points. Fans in India can watch the live telecast of the Zurich Diamond League Final on Sports 18 TV channels. This event will also be available for streaming on JioCinema.

Neeraj Chopra did not participate in the Silesia and Brussels phase in August. He last won the Diamond League Trophy in 2022. In these four matches, the points qualify for the top six finals in the table. Both men and women have 32 events, so the Diamond League final lasts for two days. There will be six events on Wednesday. In the Diamond League finals, the winner of each event will be declared this year’s champion and will get a prize money ranging from 30,000 to 50,000 US dollars with a DL Trophy and will get admission in the World Championship to be held in Tokyo next month.

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The men’s javelin throw competition is going to have an exciting contest in which the Tokyo Olympic gold and Paris Olympic silver medalist Chopra will face Granada’s defending champion Anderson Peters and German’s Julian Weber in the seven men’s finals. The 2015 world champions Julius Yigo, Kesorn Wallcot in Tinidad and Tobago and the Andrian Mardare points table of Moldova will be included in the top six, while Simon Weland of Switzerland was included by the host country.

Peters are two -time world champions but their form has not been good in recent times. He has so far throwed the best 85.64 meters of this session while he finished third in Doha. Wabber performed the best of this year to throw 91.06 meters, which he achieved in the Diamond League in Doha on 16 May in which he defeated Chopra. Chopra finally crossed the 90 meter mark with 90.23 meters in Doha, although he finished second after Weber.

This 27 -year -old Indian superstar won the Paris phase with 88.16 meters throw on June 20, while Weber finished second with 87.88 meters. The Indian star’s 90.23 meter throw in Doha is the third largest throw of this season. Luiz Maurisio Da Silva has thrown 91 meters of the second far -off throw of this season but has not been able to qualify for the final. So far, only three spear throw players have been able to cross the 90 meter mark in this session.

Chopra’s last tournament was an NC classic in Bengaluru on July 5, which he hosted and won with a throw of 86.18 meters. Chopra and 30 -year -old Weber have been in two stages in this session, in turn, before and second place, which is expected to be the title match between these two here too. This year has been very good for Chopra. He obtained a 90 meter throw after a long wait at the beginning of the session. After this, on July 5, he realized his dream of hosting a great competition in front of the domestic audience in NC Classic in Bengaluru.

Now he will try to regain the Diamond League final trophy won in 2022 on Thursday. He was runner -up after Jacob Wades of Czech Republic in 2023 and Peterson in 2024. But on Thursday, the victory on Thursday will be strengthening and boosting morale to defend the title of World Championships in Tokyo next month, which will be even more link. Chopra won the NC Classic title amidst strong winds. Last month, he said that he is working on improving his technology with his coach and great athlete John Jeanny. He said last month, ‘I have to improve some things in my training and I am working on blocking run-ups, straight throw and legs.’