Canoeing-Fuksa wins gold for Czech Republic in men's canoe single 1,000m final
(Corrects distance to 1,000m from 100m in headline and first paragraph)
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Canoeing-Fuksa wins gold for Czech Republic in men's canoe single 100m final
PARIS : Martin Fuksa of the Czech Republic won gold in the men's canoe single 100m final at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium on Friday.
Neeraj Chopra LIVE Streaming, Men's Javelin Throw Final Paris Olympics 2024 Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch
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Tough Challenge Awaits Neeraj Chopra In His Bid For Another Piece Of History
His stunning monster throw of 89.34m in the qualification round made quite a statement but a tough challenge awaits defending champion Neeraj Chopra as he seeks another piece of history in the Paris Olympics men's javelin throw final round on Thursday. Just like he did at the same stage in the Tokyo Olympics three years back, Chopra needed just a few seconds to top the qualification round with his opening throw but the similarity ends there. This time, the quality of the field is better than Tokyo with nine throwers crossing the automatic final round qualification mark of 84m in Paris as against six in Tokyo.