Another final game for Neeraj Chopra. The Golden Boy of India will aim for the gold again. He will play the Javelin throw final on day 13 of the Paris Olympics. The entire nation is hoping for another gold from this athlete. He has already shown his talent in the first round to qualify for the final. This article will explore when and where to watch Neeraj Chopra’s game live.Â
Neeraj Chopra’s Excellence:
Neeraj Chopra, the star Indian javelin thrower, aims to defend his Olympic title at the Paris 2024 Games on August 8. At the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, Neeraj clinched gold with a throw of 87.58 meters. This victory made him the only Indian to win an individual gold medal, after Abhinav Bindra, and the first from independent India to achieve an Olympic medal in athletics.
Since Tokyo, Neeraj has continued to excel. He became a world champion, won the Diamond League, and successfully defended his Asian Games title. At the Paris Games, he will feel confident, having topped the qualification rounds with an impressive 89.34-meter throw, the second-best of his career.
The Paris Olympics 2024 final will be challenging for the Indian athlete as there are some other big names in the sport. India is yet to win a gold or a silver medal. The entire nation is building hope for the athlete to bring another medal. But his exceptional form is giving hope to everyone.Â
Which TV Channels Will Broadcast Neeraj Chopra’s Game Live on August 8 in India?
In India, you can catch Neeraj Chopra’s game live on August 8 across several channels. Tune in to Sports 18 1 HD/SD, Sports 18 2 HD/SD, VH1, MTV, Colors networks, and Sports 18 3 HD/SD for complete coverage of the events.
Where Can You Stream Neeraj Chopra’s Game Live on August 8 in India?
The javelin final will start at 11:55 pm on August 8. You can watch it live on Jio Cinema and also on the Sports18 network on television.
The Finalists for the Javelin Final:
The entire sports community is all set to watch the Javelin final match. The final lineup is all startstudded. The lineup features Jakub Vadlejch (CZE), Anderson Peters (GRN), Keshorn Walcott (TTO), Arshad Nadeem (PAK), Julian Weber (GER), Julius Yego (KEN), Lassi Etelatalo (FIN), Neeraj Chopra (IND), Andrian Mardare (MDA), Oliver Helander (FIN), Luiz Mauricio da Silva (BRA), Toni Keranen (FIN).
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