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India's star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra enjoys a massive fanbase around the world and it was once again in full display in Brussels, Belgium where he took part in the Diamond League Final.

Although Neeraj missed out on the title by the smallest of margins, the fanfare around him did not diminish even a bit. In a video going viral on social media, two female fans were seen asking for a selfie with him.

Neeraj obliged but when he was walking away, one of the fans asked if she could have his phone number. Neeraj politely declined the request leaving the fan slightly disappointed.

European girls are crazy for Neeraj Choprapic.twitter.com/OI40C8Rmc5 Neeraj Chopra on Sunday revealed that he took part in the Diamond League season finale despite a fracture in his non-throwing left hand which he sustained during a training session.

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Sharing about the secret of his consistent performance, and success that has made him the country's star javelin thrower, Neeraj Chopra, who holds two Olympic medals, said with a positive mindset, in our minds we need to believe that "we can do it and it will work out." "In our mind, we should believe that we can do it. We should be positive, and it will work out. So, before stepping onto the field, we should believe that we will do well," Neeraj said at an event held at Sports University of Haryana in Rai, Sonipat.
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Sharing about the secret of his consistent performance, and success that has made him the country's star javelin thrower, Neeraj Chopra, who holds two Olympic medals, said with a positive mindset, in our minds we need to believe that "we can do it and it will work out." "In our mind, we should believe that we can do it. We should be positive, and it will work out. So, before stepping onto the field, we should believe that we will do well," Neeraj said at an event held at Sports University of Haryana in Rai, Sonipat.

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