Julian Weber in the process of throwing his winning distance in the fourth
round, of 87.66m, to edge out Jakub Vadlejech's second round throw
of 87.28m.
European Athletics Championships, Munich.
2022 Final, men's javelin throw.
1.
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Julian Weber
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(Germany)
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87.66m |
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Jakub Vadlejch |
(Czech Republic)
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87.28m
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Lassi Etelätalo |
(Finland)
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86.44m
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PB
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Vítězslav Veselý |
(Czech Republic)
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84.36
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| 5. |
Toni Kuusela |
(Finlan)
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80.20
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Patriks Gailums |
(Latvia)
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78.82m
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2022 World Championships. Oregon, U.S.A.
Final men's javelin.
1.
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Anderson Peters
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Grenada (GRN)
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90.54
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(89.91 Q)
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(93.07m PB in 2022) NR
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2.
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Neeraj Chopra
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India (IND)
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88.13
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(88.39 Q)
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(89.94 PB in 2022) NR
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3.
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Jakub Vadlejch
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Czech Republic (CZE)
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88.09
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(89.73 PB in 2017)
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4.
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Julian Weber
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Germany (GER)
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86.86
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(87.28 Q)
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(88 .29 PB in 2016)
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5.
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Arshad Nadeem
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Pakistan (PAK)
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86.16
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SB
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(86.38 PB in 2021)
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6.
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Lassi Etelätalo
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Finland (FIN)
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82.70
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SB
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(84.98 PB in 2014)
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7.
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Andrian Mardare
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Moldova (MDA)
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82.26
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(86.66 PB in 2021)
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8.
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Oliver Helander
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Finland (FIN)
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82.24
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(89.83 PB in 2022)
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