1920 Antwerp Olympic Games men’s decathlon official results
| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results | By 1985 |
| 1 | Helge Lovland | NOR | 6803,355 | 12,0 - 6.28 - 11.19 - 1.65 - 54,8 16,2 - 37.34 - 3.20 - 48.01 - 4.48,4 |
5803 |
| 2 | Brutus Kerr Hamilton | USA | 6771,275 | 11,4 - 6.33 - 11.61 - 1.60 - 55,0 17,3 - 36.14 - 3.30 - 48.08 - 4.57,8 |
5739 |
| 3 | Bertil Ohlson | SWE | 6580,220 | 12,0 - 6.44 - 11.07 - 1.65 - 55,0 17,0 - 37.78 - 3.30 - 39.89 - 4.50,6 |
5640 |
| 4 | Gösta Holmer | SWE | 6532,150 | 11,8 - 5.92 - 11.06 - 1.70 - 56,5 16,6 - 34.82 - 3.20 - 47.62 - 5.01,6 |
5551 |
| 5 | Evert Nilsson | SWE | 6433,530 | 12,2 - 5.67 - 11.39 - 1.75 - 55,7 20,0 - 34.77 - 3.40 - 49.28 - 4.45,6 |
5371 |
| 6 | Waldemar Wickholm | FIN | 6405,460 | 11,6 - 6.12 - 11.44 - 1.60 - 52,8 16,8 - 32.30 - 3.00 - 42.76 - 4.45,6 |
5630 |
| 7 | Eugene Luther Vidal | USA | 6358,570 | 12,0 - 6.13 - 11.16 - 1.65 - 55,7 17,1 - 37.30 - 3.30 - 35.32 - 4.46,6 |
5489 |
| 8 | Axel-Erik Gyllenstolpe | SWE | 6331,625 | 12,0 - 6.35 - 10.69 - 1.65 - 55,8 16,8 - 33.65 - 2.90 - 49.31 - 5.01,4 |
5482 |
| 9 | Ernst Gerspach | SUI | 5948,1075 | 12,0 - 6.00 - 10.59 - 1.60 - 57,0 17,2 - 32.78 - 3.10 - 41.88 - 5.02,3 |
5188 |
| 10 | Constant Bucher | SUI | 5274,695 | 11,8 - 5.85 - 9.71 - 1.45 - 56,0 19,2 - 32.43 - 2.90 - 36.46 - 4.56,4 |
4783 |
| 11 | Rene Powel | BEL | 5091,6575 | 12,2 - 5.94 - 9.47 - 1.55 - 56,4 18,0 - 28.29 - 2.90 - 29.63 - 4.52,6 |
4718 |
| 12 | Nocjuchi Gensabulo | JPN | 3668,630 | 12,1 - 5.63 - 8.13 - 1.45 - 57,2 0 - 21.97 - 2.60 - 35.48 - 5.11,2 |
3775 |
By 1985 – total recalculated using the 1985 scoring tables, with standard adjustments for hand-timed races.
Didn’t finish:
Harry Goelitz (USA), Einar Ræder (NOR), Aleksander Kolmpere (EST), Everett Ellis (USA), Carlo Butti (ITA), Eero Lehtonen (FIN), Eduard Hašek (TCH), Paavo Johansson (FIN), Apostolos Nikolaidis (GRE), James Andromedas (GRE), Hugo Lahtinen (FIN)
Didn’t start:
Géo André (FRA), Gabriel Sempé (FRA), Martial Simon (FRA), Jean Desforges (FRA)
Points were awarded using the 1920 scoring tables (also known as 1912B). Historical sources differ slightly in some fractional totals; the Points column follows Olympedia’s recorded competition totals. Field-event marks are displayed to two decimal places. The “By 1985” totals are statistical recalculations and do not alter the official finishing order.