World Championships 2025: India’s star spear throw player Neeraj Chopra easily crossed the final of the men’s section of the World Athletics Championships 2025 (World Athletics Championships 2025) by crossing the 84.50 meter automatic qualification mark. Chopra threw 84.85 meters in his first attempt, which was enough to replace him in the title match.

Otomatic Calification Mark

Chopra decided not to make any effort further after the automatic qualification mark was indicated after the “Q” came in front of his name. At that time, six athletes had thrown a javelin in Group A, and Neeraj was the only athlete to cross the automatic qualification mark, which retained his dominance on the global stage. This qualification is also a special achievement in Chopra’s career.

Even before this, they have done this feat

Let us know that this is the fifth consecutive global championship in which he has made it to the finals with only one throw. Earlier, this act has also been done in Tokyo 2021 Olympics, Oregon 2022 World Championship, Budapest 2023 World Championship, Paris 2024 Olympics.

With Chopra’s safely moving forward, now everyone’s eyes are based on fellow Indian spear throw player Sachin Yadav, who is competing in Group A and aiming to join him in the finals.

Julian Weber with Neeraj in the final

Germany’s Julian Weber has become the second athlete to make it to the finals of the men’s javelin throw event in the World Athletics Championship 2025 by entering a magnificent throw of 87.21 meters. With this effort, Weber has joined India’s Neeraj Chopra, who first qualified with a mark of 84.85 meters.

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Why are 90 meters throw not happening in Tokyo today?

Viewers who are expecting a great throw of more than 90 meters may have to wait. The Japanese capital currently has an unusual heat and humid season, making it difficult for athletes to hold the spears well. These sticky conditions are proving to be a major challenge, opposite to the cold weather of Europe, where most top players take training. Controlling moisture will be as important as enhancing technology. It is important to remember that even at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, the winning figure was at 87.58 meters instead of breaking the 90 -meter barrier.

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