Neeraj Chopra, the Indian javelin thrower and two-time Olympic medalist, narrowly missed the elusive 90m mark at the Lausanne Diamond League, finishing second with a season-best throw of 89.49m. Despite struggling with a persistent groin injury, Chopra showed resilience after poor initial throws, ultimately improving his performance. Grenada's Anderson Peters won the event with a throw of 90.61m, further emphasizing the competitive landscape. Chopra expressed disappointment post-event, acknowledging the mental challenge of competing while nursing an injury. His throws have shown improvement lately, with his previous best being 89.45m at the Paris Olympics. Neeraj is expected to compete again at the Zurich Diamond League on September 5, aiming to solidify his spot in the Diamond League final.