The 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo featured intense competition across various track and field disciplines, with notable performances from top athletes worldwide. Neeraj Chopra, the reigning Olympic and world champion, finished eighth in the men's javelin final after fouling on his fifth attempt, with his best throw recorded at 84.03 meters. Despite his strong season, Chopra was unable to defend his title successfully, as Keshorn Walcott secured the gold with a throw of 88.16 meters. Arshad Nadeem, the Olympic champion, fouled on his fourth attempt and was eliminated, finishing tenth. Other finalists included Julian Weber and Anderson Peters, with Peters moving into the lead during the final rounds. The event was affected by rainy conditions, adding to the challenge for competitors. In addition to the javelin, the championships showcased a wide range of events, including the women's 800 meters heats, where American Roisin Willis narrowly missed qualifying for the semi-finals, and Faith Kipyegon from Kenya won her heat convincingly. The championships also featured the women's 5000 meters heats, with athletes like Beatrice Chebet and Hironaka competing fiercely. The schedule continues with finals and semi-finals in multiple disciplines, highlighting the world's top track and field talents. The event also included other major marathons and cross-country championships around the world, emphasizing the global excitement surrounding the 2025 athletics season.