Neeraj Chopra who recently won a historic silver medal at the World Athletics Championships has a history full of medals, know his medal list and 2022 schedule
Because of his recent historic silver medal at the World Athletics Championships with a throw of 88.13 meters, India’s star athlete Neeraj Chopra, who last year became the first track and field athlete from his nation to win Olympic gold in the javelin throw, has risen sense of hope of millions and millions of people that he will win a gold whenever he steps onto the field.
Neeraj Chopra Medal List, Gold Medals, Best Javelin Throw Throw Distance, Record And 2022 Schedule
Olympics 🏅
Commonwealth games 🏅
Asian games 🏅
Asian championships 🏅
South Asian games 🏅
World championships 🥈Neeraj chopra in big events is different gravy altogether. 💖#WCHOregon22#NeerajChopra pic.twitter.com/E3YWh2UufW
— s (@_sectumsempra18) July 24, 2022
With his best throw of 88.13 in the finals, Olympic champion #NeerajChopra secures historic Javelin silver, becomes only the 2nd Indian after Anju Bobby George to win #WorldAthleticsChampionships medal.
Here’s the 88.13m Throw for #NeerajChopra. pic.twitter.com/mMEU5rF3up
— Aditya Kumar (@adityavaisya) July 24, 2022
Chopra is the first Indian athlete to earn a silver medal at the World Championships, and just the second Indian athlete overall, following Anju Bobby George.
Since then, he has again become the talk of the town and many people are finding out more about him and his schedule for the year 2022. His medals and awards won by him have become the topic of discussion. So, let’s find out about everything:
Schedule Of Neeraj Chopra In The Year 2022
- June 14 – Turku Paavo Nurmi Games – Won 2nd/Silver with the throw of 89.30 m
- June 18 – Kuortane Games – Won 1st/Gold with the throw of 86.69 m
- June 30 – Stockholm Diamond League – Won 2nd with the throw of 89.94 m
- July 2022- World Championship 2022 (qualification) – Won 1st position with the throw of 88.39m
- July 15 to 24 – World Athletics Championships (final) 2022 – Won with the throw of 2nd/Silver 88.13m
- July 28 to August 8 – Commonwealth Games 2022 – Not Held
- August 10 – Monaco Diamond League – Not Held
- August 26 – Lausanne Diamond League – Not Held
- September 7 to 8 – Diamond League final (if he qualifies) – Not Held
Season’s Best Throws Of Neeraj Chopra (Year-wise)
- 2013 –66 m
- 2014 –19 m
- 2015 –04 m
- 2016 –48 m
- 2017 –63 m
- 2018 –06 m
- 2020 –86 m
- 2021 –88.07 m
- 2022 –94 m
Medals Won By Neeraj Chopra
- 2016 – South Asian Games – Gold Medal with the throw of 82.23 m
- 2016 – Asian Junior Championships – Silver Medal with the throw of 77.60 m
- 2016 – World U20 Championships – Gold Medal with the throw of 86.48 m
- 2017 – Asian Grand Prix Series – Silver Medal with the throw of 82.11 m
- 2017 – Asian Grand Prix Series – Silver Medal with the throw of 83.32 m
- 2017 – Asian Grand Prix Series – Bronze Medal with the throw of 79.90 m
- 2017 – Asian Championships – Gold Medal with the throw of 85.23 m
- 2018 – Offenburg Speerwurf Meeting – Silver Medal with the throw of 82.80 m
- 2018 – Commonwealth Games – Gold Medal with the throw of 86.47 m
- 2018 – Sotteville Athletics Meet – Gold Medal with the throw of 85.17 m
- 2018 – Savo Games – Gold Medal with the throw of 85.69 m
- 2018 – Asian Games – Gold Medal with the throw of 88.06 m
- 2020- Athletics Central North West League Meet (qualification for Olympics) – Gold Medal with the throw of 87.86 m
- 2021 – Meeting Cidade de Lisboa – Gold Medal with the throw of 83.18 m
- 2021 – Folksam Grand Prix – Gold Medal with the throw of 80.96 m
- 2021 – Kuortane Games – Bronze Medal with the throw of 86.79 m
- 2021 – Olympic Games – Gold Medal with the throw of 87.58 m
- 2022 – Paavo Nurmi Games – Silver Medal with the throw of 89.30 m
- 2022 – Kuortane Games – Gold Medal with the throw of 86.69 m
- 2022 – World Athletics Championships – Silver Medal with the throw of 88.13m
Awards Won By Him
- 2018 – Arjuna Award
- 2020 – Vishisht Seva Medal (VSM)
- 2021 – Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award
- 2022 – Param Vishisht Seva Medal (PVSM)
- 2022 – Padma Shri