Neeraj Chopra as India’s strongest medal hope in Tokyo Olympics 2020

India’s top medal contender. Neeraj Chopra was a picture of certainty today. But he was once stressed that he would find it difficult. To compete at the highest level.

Neeraj Chopra has kept India’s hopes of a tricky Olympic medal. From sports lively with a stunning toss of 86.65meter. In his opening endeavor that put him on top. In the qualification round in Tokyo on Wednesday.

Competing in his first Olympics. Chopra took just a couple of seconds to make the final round. He topped the Group A challenge. As well as the two qualification rounds.

Neeraj Chopra

A farmer’s child from Chandra town close to Panipat. In Haryana who took up games to shed flab. Chopra is India’s brightest medal prospect in track and field at Tokyo 2020.

However, back in 2018, Neeraj Chopra had uncovered his breakdown. To the point in a select discussion. With Rahul Kanwal and News Director of India Today Group. Chopra had said that wrist harm amid a ball game in 2012. He had shaken his belief that he seem to compete at the highest level.

“I always had the belief that I could compete at the highest level. However, in 2012, I was jumping and trying to catch the basketball ring while playing. I fell while jumping and broke the wrist of my right arm. At that point, I thought it will be tough for me to compete at the highest level,” Neeraj Chopra said.

Chopra’s performance has certainly raised hopes for India. Also, the first-ever medal in track and field. Johannes Vetter, who finished underneath. The Indian athlete in the capabilities has tossed 90-plus. As many as 7 times and is one of his greatest dangers.

The previous World junior champion. It has a picture of certainty today. Lastly, the ultimate match will be held on August 7.

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