Wonder Boy Neeraj Chopra Eyes More 90m Throws, Celebrates Consistency After Paris Diamond League Win

Indian Olympic hero Neeraj Chopra has once again made the country happy by winning the Paris Diamond League with a throw of 85.97 meters. Fans are still waiting for the javelin star to hit that magical 90-meter mark, but Chopra is staying steady and focused on staying among the best, not on breaking records.

We are aiming for 90 meters and are proud of our steady progress.

Chopra told the media and his fans what he was thinking after his win in Paris. He said that more 90-meter throws would come, but what counts to him is putting on strong performances over and over again. "I want to throw farther than 90 meters, but most of all I'm glad I'm doing well all the time," he said.

His attitude reveals that he is a champion who understands that medals aren't always about setting new records, but about being dependable and performing well under pressure, especially at major events like the Olympics, World Championships, and Diamond Leagues.

A history of doing well

In addition to his most recent win, Neeraj Chopra has also done the following:

• Gold at the Olympics (Tokyo 2020)
• Silver medal at the World Championships
• Gold medal at the World Championships
• Several podium places in the Diamond League

Chopra began the Paris meet with an 85.97-meter throw, the best of the entire tournament. It has become a trademark of his skill and mental toughness that he can make big throws early in games.

What's Next

Chopra's steady play in 2025 shows how long he has been playing and how much he loves it. The Paris Olympics are over.  "Physically, I feel good," he said, adding that he was still looking to improve, train, and compete.

Chopra also talked about how he wants to do better when he fights people from other countries.  "I'm happy with how often I'm throwing in the mid-80s right now, but the 90m will happen soon," he told me.