Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025 Live: Bengaluru is standing out for the first large Javelin showdown from India | .

The great missing at Neeraj Chopra Classic, however, is Arshad Nadeem in Pakistan, who won a gold medal at the Olympic Games of Paris 2024 and Neeraj leaves in second place.

1. Sahil Silwal (India)

2. Rohit Yadav (India)

3. Martin Konecny ​​(Czech Republic)

4. Thomas Rohler (Germany)

5. Yashvir Singh (India)

6. Julius Yego (Kenya)

7. Sachin Yadav (India)

8. Rumesh Pathirage (Sri Lanka)

9. Cypriane mrzyglode (Poland)

10. Luiz Mauricio da Silva (Brazil)

11. Curtis Thompson (US)

12. Neeraj Chopra (India)

Neeraj Chopra: He is the first track and field athlete from the country that wins an Olympic gold medal. He is also a world champion – India's very first in senior athletics – and a winner of Diamond League, also a first of an Indian. His personal record is 90.23m.

Sachin Yadav: Sachin, 25, has a personal record of 85.16m. The Asian Championships Silver Medal Winner recently protected gold medals on both Federation Cup and the National Games.

Rohit Yadav: the 24-year-old Rohit, with a personal record of 83.40 million reached in 2023, underwent an operation that year and then returned to the competition. He claimed silver medal at the National Games 2025 with 80.47 m.

Sahil Silwal: Sahil, 24, represents another promising talent in the 80m category, with a personal record of 81.81 million of his gold winning performance at last year's National Inter-State Championships.

Yashvir Singh: Yashvir Singh has a personal record of 82.57m, which came to the Asian Championships 2025 in Gumi, Korea. Yashvir was first in the spotlight when he rewrote Neeraj's U-20 Fed Cup Meet Record in 2021 with a throw of 78.68m.

Thomas Rohler (Germany): Thomas Rohler is 2016 Olympics Champion and one of the great ones of all time. His personal record is 93.90m.

Julius Yego (Kenya): The Kenyan athlete, a world champion 2015 and 2016 Olympic silver medal winner, has the rise of Javelin in Africa. His personal record is 92.72m.

Curtis Thompson (US): Curtis Thompson is top rangers of the American Javelin world, Pan American Games Champion (2023) and a consistent performer on the Diamond League circuit with a personal record of 87.76 m.

Martin Konecny ​​(Czech Republic): Martin Konecny ​​is a 27-year-old Javelin Wereld from the Czech Republic. He has settled as a competitive athlete in the Speer, with his personal record of 80.59 meters, reached in 2025.

Luiz Mauricio da Silva (Brazil): a South American powerhouse with multiple stage finishes on the South American Athletics Championships in different age categories. His personal record is 86.62m.

Rumesh Pathirage (Sri Lanka): A rising star from the subcontinent, Pathirage recently established a new national record and claimed gold in the Asian throwing championships last year. His personal record is 85.45m.

Cypriane Mrzygłod (Poland): the 27-year-old Polish athlete, Cyprian is European U23 champion and wins the gold medal in 2019. His personal record is 85.92 meters in Kuortane this year.

Anderson Peters and Kishore Kumar Jena, who were previously mentioned in the entry list, had to withdraw from the event at the last minute due to injuries. The Cypriane Mrzyglod van Polen is mentioned as a replacement for Peters, while Yashvir Singh Jena replaced in the last list of participants.

Str Sports are the official broadcasters of Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025. The Javelin event is broadcast live at Star Sports 1 Hindi and Star Sports 2. Live streaming by Neeraj Chopra Classic 2025 will be available on Jiohotstar.

The Neeraj Chopra Classic was initially planned to be held in Panchkula on 24 May. However, due to the problem of the spotlight, the event was moved to Bengaluru. The NC classic again saw a change in his travel schedule because of the border voltages in India-Pakistan, after which it was moved before July 5.

The Neeraj Chopra Classic was approved as the meeting at the golden level of the World Athletics, only a sport under the Diamond League. The events start from 7 p.m. in Sree Kanteerava Stadium in Bengaluru.

Neeraj Chopra Classic, the first spear competition in India, has inspired several of such events around the world. Such an event is the Mondo Classic, which is based on pole-vaulter Mondo duplantis.

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