Paris, June 21 -- After securing the first spot in the Paris Diamond League, India's world champion and Olympic gold medalist javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra spoke on breaking the records of his coach Jan Zelezny, saying that he needs to keep working and will only talk about it after touching 95 m.

Chopra once again proved his dominance on the global stage, winning the Paris Diamond League title on Friday night (local time) with a commanding first-round throw of 88.16 metres. Despite three no-marks in the middle rounds, his opening effort was enough to keep him on top throughout the competition.

With Zelenzy in his corner, who holds the world record in men's javelin throw with 98.48 m effort in 1996, Neeraj touched the 90 m for the first ...