Imagine the Neeraj Chopra on the podium at the Olympic Stadium on Saturday.
It will be a big historical marker for Indian athletics who are starving from the winner of the medal after Norman Pritchard claims 200m silver on July 22, 1900.
Regardless of who occupies the podium after the Javelin men’s throw, build a promise to be a fun clash between the neeraj and leaders The world of Johannes Vetter from Germany.
Germany manages automatic qualification marks for the final only in its third effort while Neeraj passed with his first throw on Wednesday.
Although three of the top five throws this season falls in the qualifying round, Vetter will be expected to show its original form on Saturday.
Vetter has not consistently passed the 90m sign in the big final and thus the 2017 world champion does not look far out of reach.
In the world 2019, Vetter took a bronze with 85.37 m when he had 89.89 million while winning in the world of 2017.
The best of the Season Neeraj of 88.07m was the second best performance of the finalists behind the vetter that touched 96.29m large in May.
Indians must also be aware of the second German in Fray, Julian Weber, Finland’s Lassi Etalatao and Moldovan Andrian Mardare.
Adding spices to the contest is Arshad Nadeem Pakistan who entered the last topping group B.
Olmpian Vikas Gowda, 2014 CWG champion on male discussion throws, to Toi from the United States: “Neeraj is definitely one of the best Javelin throws in the world but is difficult to predict , anything can happen that day.
Compete at the Olympic level is increasingly difficult every year.
The level of performance is very high and difficult to maintain the level of performance for a long period of time.
“Only Vetter can defeat Neeraj: Shivpalshivpal Singh, who failed to make Javelin Final In Tokyo, said he did not expect a shortage of gold medals from Neeraj.
“Neeraj is in a smooth and only vetter that can defeat it.
Medal is guaranteed and if the Vetter defeats Neeraj, I am sure he will pocket silver.
Vetter struggled in the heat on Wednesday morning but the final at 8pm (local time) and it would support Germany.
Prayer I was for Neeraj to win a gold medal, “Shivpal said who returned to New Delhi on Thursday.
Olympics: Will Neeraj Chopra get better than Vetter?
