Watch: Neeraj Chopra Shares Video Of "The Throw That Changed Everything"

Watch the video here:Neeraj started the final with a throw of 87.03m and he went onto to better his own effort with a throw of 87.58m.Many thought that Germany's Johannes Vetter could challenge the Indian for the gold as he had breached the 90m-mark earlier in the year by registering a throw of 94.20m at the World Athletics Continental Tour.The German athlete had a nightmare in the Japanese capital as he was eliminated after the first three throws.None of the 11 competitors managed to come close to Neeraj's second-best attempt as he dominated the proceedings to take the top spot at the podium.After returning from a successful outing at the Tokyo Olympics, Neeraj Chopra said that it is his dream to breach the 90m-mark and he will fulfill his dream soon."I think I had prepared to throw 90m this time around. In the last couple of years, I was close to the 90m-mark. Javelin is something where if you let it go at the right angle, it will give you an additional 2-3 metres. I am very close to 90m, I just need a little more focus on my angle of release and my technique. I will talk to my coach regarding this," Neeraj Chopra had said."I couldn't do it this year, but it is okay that I got a medal at the Olympics and that too a gold. 90m is a dream, I will surely fulfill it."