Neeraj Chopra Bags Second Spot In Lausanne Diamond League 2024, Surpasses Paris Olympic Throw

Neeraj Chopra Bags Second Spot In Lausanne Diamond League 2024, Surpasses Paris Olympic Throw

Neeraj outthrows his 89.45-meter Paris throw in the Lausanne Diamond League 2024. Trailing in the first five rounds, Neeraj finished second with a throw of 89.49 meters in Lausanne. Notably, this was his season's best throw, surpassing his earlier best of 89.45 meters in Paris. However, his career-best throw remains 89.94 meters, achieved in the 2022 Diamond League. The Indian javelin star won a silver despite suffering from a hernia. Anderson Peters of Grenada secured the top spot with a throw of 90.61 meters.

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[nomadicindian]

😂😂😂😂 hasi ati h tum logo p yar agar vo injured h to khelne ki kya zarurat h bad m khel lega injured h iska matlab ye bilkul b nhi h k isse acha koi athlete nhi h

[egonemo]

The Indian Athletes CAN NEVER win consecutive medals in olympic! Or atleast not Gold!

The difference between India and the rest of the world when it comes to training athletes is that in most countries, the government promotes sports by spending a substantial amount of money and investing in world-class treatment and training facilities for athletes to ensure they can compete and win.
In contrast, Indian athletes do not receive such support or training. They are frequently made to travel in third-class public transport to attend competitions, made to sleep in platform, outside toilets and lack access to proper training facilities. On top of this, they must navigate bureaucratic hurdles to get selected. Indian athletes are largely on their own, and only if they somehow make it to the Olympics and win a medal do they receive recognition.
One medal and they are showered with money, advertising endorsements, wealth, and celebrity status. This sudden fame and fortune lead to loss of focus and discipline, with athletes becoming more occupied with promoting soap, biscuits, pressure cookers, and cement than with their sports.
As a result, they fail in subsequent competitions. An example of this is the Neeraj Chopra who won gold last time and this time got silver.