Neeraj Chopra Wins Gold: Neeraj Chopra has started the year 2025 by winning the gold medal. He won the gold medal in the Invitational tournament in South Africa.

New Delhi. India’s star javelin throw athlete Neeraj Chopra started the season with Gold. Nirj landed on the track for the first time this year and returned by winning gold. Two -time Olympic medalist Neeraj won the gold medal in an Invitational Tournament in Potchefstroom, South Africa. He won the gold medal in 6 players at the Potv Invitation Track event. Neeraj topped with an 84.52 meter throw. This was his best throw in this tournament. Neeraj secured the first place by leaving the 25 -year -old South African athlete Dow Smt.

Neeraj Chopra and Dow could only throw the men’s spear throw of 80 meters in the final. However, Neeraj could not throw his personal throw. Neeraj’s personal best throw is 89.94 meters. Neeraj is training in Potchefstroom to prepare for the new season. He is preparing to enter the Doha Diamond League on 16 May.

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Neeraj married Himani More in January
Neeraj married his girlfriend Himani More in Himachal Pradesh in a private ceremony in January this year. After this, Neeraj turned to South Africa to prepare for the season. Neeraj has separated from his long -time coach Claus Bartonitez and started training with the great Jan Jelzney before the 2025 season. Neeraj recently said in an interview that he has worked to improve many technical aspects under the guidance of Jelzney. The name of this great player of the Czech Republic is the world record of the longest throw in men’s javelin throw, which is 98.48 meters.

Neeraj Chopra aims to throw 90 meters
Neeraj Chopra aims to throw 90 meters. For this, he is working hard. Neeraj won the silver medal with the best throw of 89.45 meters at the Paris Olympics, while Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan won the gold medal with an Olympic record of 92.97 meters. Neeraj later rectified the best performance of his season and threw 89.49 meters in the Lousne Diamond League, after which he finished second in the Diamond League final in Brussels. Neeraj will go to the World Championships to be held in Tokyo in September to defend his title.