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Tokyo of India Olympic gold medalist Neeraj Chopra crossed the 90 meter mark for the first time in his career Doha Diamond League On Friday. His best throw of 90.23 meters came in the third attempt, making him the first Indian spear to break the historical mark. Chopra started a strong start, taking an lead with its first throw of 88.44 meters. His second attempt was a dishonesty, but he bounced back into style with a record-breaking third throw of 90.23 meters. Doha event marked her first major competition under Chopra’s season opener and new coach Jan ZeleznýA three -time Olympic champion and Javelin world record holder, Chopra performed better than a strong area with world -class throwing such as Jacob Wadlejch and Granada’s Anderson Peters. Pakistan’s Olympic Champion Arshad Madem Did not compete, as he is preparing for the Asian Athletics Championship. This was Chopra’s only major meeting this month with a NC Classic 2025 postpabence in Bengaluru. His performance has further set tone for a promising season.

Chopra’s previous individual best was 89.94 meters. He now joined an aristocratic list of javelin throwing worldwide to cross the 90 -meter mark.Despite registering the best throw of his career of 90.23 meters, Neeraj Chopra had to settle for the second place as German’s Julian Weber topped the 91.06 meters with a brilliant attempt of 91.06 meters.