Neeraj Chopra Paris Diamond League 2025 Live Streaming: When and where to watch?
Having finally breached the elusive 90-metre mark, world champion Neeraj Chopra will be aiming for a top finish when he returns to action at the Paris Diamond League on Friday. The men's javelin event promises to be a blockbuster, with a star-studded lineup that includes several familiar rivals - notably Germany's Julian Weber and Grenada's two-time world champion Anderson Peters.The Paris meet marks the second Diamond League stop of the season featuring men's javelin, and five of the eight confirmed competitors have already crossed the 90m barrier in their careers.advertisementChopra and Weber last locked horns at the Doha Diamond League on May 16 in what turned out to be a historic contest. The Indian ace finally shattered the 90m barrier with a 90.23m effort in the third round—a moment long anticipated by fans and pundits alike. But the night belonged to Weber, who snatched victory with a stunning 91.06m throw on his final attempt, underlining his credentials as one of the sport's elite.
Their rivalry continued at the Janusz Kusocinski Memorial a week later, where Weber once again had the edge, consistently throwing over 85 metres, while Chopra settled for second with the best of 84.14m.The Paris showdown sets the stage for another thrilling duel. Apart from Chopra, Weber, and Peters - the current world No. 1 with a season best of 85.64m - the field includes Olympic medallist Julius Yego of Kenya (SB: 78.74m), Trinidad and Tobago's Keshorn Walcott (SB: 84.65m), Brazil's Mauricio Luiz da Silva (SB: 86.34m), Moldova's Andrian Mardare (SB: 80.51m), and France's Remi Rougetet (SB: 80.49m).advertisementWith a high-quality line-up and renewed rivalries, all eyes will be on Chopra as he looks to build on his historic breakthrough and reclaim the top spot in the world's premier one-day athletics circuit.When will Neeraj Chopra compete in the Paris Diamond League?Neeraj Chopra will compete in the Paris Diamond League on Saturday, June 21, 2025.What is the complete entry list for the Paris Diamond League?Neeraj Chopra - Season Best: 90.23 | Personal Best: 90.23Anderson Peters - Season Best: 85.64 | Personal Best: 93.07Julian Weber - Season Best: 91.06 | Personal Best: 91.06Keshorn Walcott - Season Best: 84.65 | Personal Best: 90.16Julius Yego - Season Best: 83.08 | Personal Best: 92.72Luiz Mauricio da Silva - Season Best: 86.34 | Personal Best: 86.34Andrian Mardare - Season Best: 80.51 | Personal Best: 86.66Remi Rougetet - Season Best: 80.49 | Personal Best: 80.49What time does Neeraj Chopra's javelin throw event start at the Paris Diamond League?Neeraj Chopra's Javelin Throw event at the Paris Diamond League is scheduled to begin at 1:12 AM IST on June 21.Which TV channels will broadcast Neeraj Chopra's javelin throw event at the Paris Diamond League?Neeraj Chopra's javelin throw event at the Paris Diamond League will not be televised in India.How can I watch the live streaming of Neeraj Chopra's javelin throw event at the Paris Diamond League?However, fans can watch the live streaming on the official Wanda Diamond League YouTube channel.
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