Neeraj Chopra achieves BIG milestone, reclaims number one spot in javelin throw rankings, Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem is at…

The Indian world champion and the Olympic Gold Medal Neeraj Chopra recovered the number one point in the ranking of Men’s Javelin Shooting World from Grenada after a series of bright performance on the international stage.

According to Olympics.com, the world athletics updated the rankings at the beginning of this week and increased 1.445 points compared to Peters’ 1,431. In addition, Pakistan’s Olympic champion Arshad Nadeem ranks fourth with 1,370 points.

Julian Weber, Germany, which has endeavored to 91.06 at Doha Diamond League, ranks third in the rankings, and Czechia’s Jakub Vadlejch completes the Tokyo 2020 silver medal and completes the top five with an impressive look.

Neeraj, shortly after the Paris Olympics, won the silver medal with 89.45 shots and San Peters’ tan.

In April, 2025 was incredibly incredibly for the Neerage for the Neeari, as it started with a win at Potch Invitational in Potchefstroom in Potchefstroom, with a very special second place in Doha Diamond League and exceeded 90 meters of 90 meters.

It also continued to take a second place in the Janus Kusocinski Monument in Poland that month, and this month continued with the best efforts of 88.16 m and 85.29 m in Paris Diamond League and Ostrava Golden Spike.

Neeraj left Peters behind in all four wars this year and extended his line on his opponent. When the last finished behind him, when the Peters threw a floor of 89.91 m, he was during the 2022 World Athletics Championship, where he had to settle in silver with a firing of 88.39.

In general, the Tokyo 2020 Gold Medal takes Peters to 16-5 in the Major Javelin shooting finals. Both are expected for another face at the Neeraj Chopra Classic event in Bengaluru on July 5th.

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