Niraj Chopra rules victory in Bangaluru Classic with a throw of 86.18 m in the stars set

Neeraj Chopra appeared victorious in Neeraj Chopra Classic in Bangaluru, where she got the top center with the best throw of 86.18 meters, which was achieved in his third attempt. Julius Yigo from Kenya ranked second, while Sri Lanka ranch ranked third. Chopra began the competition with a mistake in his first attempt, but he recovered his composure with a strong performance in the second round, where the mark of 80 meters crossed comfortably.

Chopra maintained his progress during the fifth round of 84.07 meters, although it registered a fourth mistake. His third attempt-an impressive effort of 86.18 meters-had earlier ranked first of Rumesh Pathiage. Before that, he had briefly led in the second round with 82.99 meters.

After winning, Chopra said: “… the past few days were difficult for me. It also made me feel strange that the competition in my name. I am happy because I can maintain the medal and the cup from the first edition at home …”

The throwing order for Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025 was announced before the event, where the Indian Sahil Silwal opened the competition and throw Niraj Chopra in the twelfth place. All athletes were officially presented to the spectators, where Chopra got the highest applause – a overwhelmingly transferred reception ceremony.

Before starting the event, Chopra expressed that he was not burdened with expectations, stressing that his primary focus on providing his best performance. The event was held at the Sree Kanterava Stadium in Bangaluru, the event shown some of the best spear archers in the world and presented a series of exciting moments.

The competition was jointly organized by JSW SPORTS and the Neeraj Chopra. It is originally scheduled to be held in Pantchkola, Haryana – the mother country Chopra – the event was subsequently transferred to Bangaluru. This place, the Sree Kanterava Stadium, is a ground for the Indian League club Super League (ISL) Bengaluru FC, owned by JSW SPORTS.

Neeraj Chopra Classic “The Golden Status” was granted by the world for athletics, and classified among the global elite of events and the field. Among the competitors besides Chopra Cortis Thompson (USA), Martin Konkini (Czechia), Julius Yigo (Kenya), Cyprus (Poland), Luis Morisio da Silva (Brazil), Rumach Pathrage (Sri Lanka), Thomas Roller (Germany). (India), Rohit Yadaf (India), Yusfir Singh (India).

Originally, Anderson Peters from Greenada and the Asian India’s silver medal Keshor Gina was excluded due to injury. Olympic champion Paris Guidance Ndim from Pakistan did not participate. Earlier this year, Niraj Chopra addressed Nadim’s absence after the tragic Bahajam terrorist attack, which led to the death of 26 tourists.