Neeraj Chopra made an impressive start in the men's javelin throw qualification round at the 2024 Paris Olympics, delivering his season’s best performance with a throw of 89.34 meters on his very first attempt. This effort not only surpassed the automatic qualifying mark of 84 meters but also placed him firmly at the top of Group B. Chopra, who has previously achieved a personal best of 89.94 meters in 2022, showcased his exceptional form as he moves closer to his peak performance.

In addition to Chopra’s standout performance, Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem, the reigning Commonwealth Games champion, also qualified for the finals. Nadeem secured his place with a throw of 86.59 meters, competing in the same group as Chopra. Both athletes demonstrated their high-caliber skills, setting the stage for an exciting javelin throw final.

Chopra’s and Nadeem’s performances underscore their strong positions as they head into the finals, with both aiming to add to their impressive accolades. The qualification round results highlight their readiness and set up a thrilling competition ahead in the javelin throw event at the Paris Olympics.