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'Fitness Level Was Bit Low In Lausanne', Reveals Neeraj Chopra

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Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra on Monday admitted that he was in a quandary whether to go full throttle in Lausanne because he was returning from an injury and his fitness level was still not at the desired level.

The star javelin clinched his second consecutive Diamond League title on June 30 with a throw of 87.66m -- an effort that was not close to his best in recent past.

After the event, Chopra said that his next competition will be in Budapest. It means that he may miss a couple of international events before that.

The Hungarian capital of Budapest will host the World Athletics Championships from August 19 to 27. The javelin throw competition begins with the qualification round on August 25. "Overall, my fitness level was a bit low (in Lausanne).

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