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Neeraj Chopra aims for 90m Javelin mark, seeks perfect conditions at World Championships

Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra, celebrated for his Olympic gold medal, is on the cusp of a remarkable achievement—crossing the elusive 90-meter mark in international competitions. Following his impressive 89.94 meters throw in Stockholm on June 30, 2022, Chopra has been persistently pursuing the psychological milestone.

As the 2023 Athletics World Championship approaches in Budapest, Hungary, the question of whether Chopra can breach this mark looms large. In an exclusive interview with JioCinema, Chopra expressed optimism and revealed that he is inching closer to his goal. He believes that the key to accomplishing this feat lies in encountering the perfect day with favorable weather conditions.

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Chopra’s focus on mental preparation and his ability to manage pressure have been instrumental in his journey. Reflecting on his mindset, he stated, “I have somewhat become accustomed to handling pressure. However, when I participate in competitions that occur once every two to four years (like the World Championships and the Olympics), there is undoubtedly a sense of responsibility.” He emphasized his commitment to giving his all and performing with unwavering concentration.

Addressing his comeback from injury, Chopra shared his determination to give his best without concerns about potential setbacks. He acknowledged the challenges of competing at the highest level against top athletes and stressed the importance of mental readiness. Chopra’s priority is to perform fearlessly and wholeheartedly, irrespective of specific distance or medal targets.

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Asked about his perspective on potential gold contenders at the World Championship, Chopra highlighted the unpredictability of competitions. He recounted an instance from the 2019 World Championships when unexpected outcomes defied expectations. Chopra advised focusing on personal performance and not underestimating fellow competitors, given the dynamic nature of sporting events.

In conclusion, Neeraj Chopra’s unwavering determination, mental resilience, and pursuit of excellence highlight his quest to achieve the coveted 90-meter mark. With his eyes set on the upcoming World Championship, Chopra’s approach exemplifies his dedication to overcoming challenges and delivering his best performance on the global stage.

-IANS

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