Neeraj Chopra is in danger two months before the Olympics because he is tired from competing in back-to-back events in Doha and Bhubaneshwar.

Neeraj Chopra played in the Federation Cup four days after the Doha Diamond League, after meeting with AFI authorities. The AFI insisted that he compete in the Inter-State Championships in June, even though it would have interfered with his Olympic preparation and competition plan. An official from JSW Sports claims that competing in back-to-back events caused "fatigue." Neeraj Chopra, the top medal contender for India, has withdrawn from the World Athletics Continental Tour Gold event in Ostrava, Czech Republic, due to soreness in his adductor muscles, exactly two months before the Olympics in Paris. The health scare occurs near the end of a busy month in which the gold medallist in javelin at the Tokyo Olympics competed in two events that were held within four days of each other: the Doha Diamond League and the Bhubaneswar Federation Cup.