Neeraj Chopra Finishes Second in Diamond League Final Despite Hand Fracture
Chopra's best throw of 87.86m fell just 1cm short of Anderson Peters' winning mark, concluding his challenging 2024 season.
- Neeraj Chopra competed with a fractured left hand sustained during practice five days before the event.
- Chopra's best throw of 87.86m in Brussels was narrowly beaten by Anderson Peters' 87.87m.
- Despite consistent top-two finishes, Chopra struggled with injuries throughout the season, including a persistent groin issue.
- Chopra earned USD 12,000 for his second-place finish in the Diamond League Final.
- Reflecting on his season, Chopra expressed gratitude for the lessons learned and plans to return fully fit in 2025.