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World Championships Beijing 2015 (0)

Oct 30, 2026
Ashton Eaton defended his world decathlon title at the Beijing 2015 World Athletics Championships with a world record of 9045 points, improving his own mark by six points. Canada’s Damian Warner claimed silver with 8695 points, while Germany’s Rico Freimuth took bronze with 8561.
P Athlete Nation Points Results
1 Ashton Eaton USA 9045
WR CR
10,23 - 7.88 - 14.52 - 2.01 - 45,00 -
13,69 - 43.34 - 5.20 - 63.63 - 4.17,52
2 Damian Warner CAN 8695
NR
10,31 - 7.65 - 14.44 - 2.04 - 47,30 -
13,63 - 44.99 - 4.80 - 63.50 - 4.31,51
3 Rico Freimuth GER 8561
PB
10,51 - 7.51 - 15.50 - 1.95 - 47,82 -
13,91 - 50.17 - 4.80 - 60.61 - 4.37,05
4 Ilya Shkurenyov RUS 8538
PB
11,01 - 7.50 - 14.09 - 2.10 - 47,88 -
14,27 - 44.53 - 5.20 - 60.99 - 4.24,98
5 Larbi Bourrada ALG 8461
AR
10,83 - 7.51 - 13.73 - 2.07 - 47,60 -
14,26 - 41.53 - 4.80 - 63.82 - 4.16,61
6 Kai Kazmirek GER 8448 10,90 - 7.40 - 14.27 - 2.10 - 46,83 -
14,39 - 40.08 - 5.20 - 62.55 - 4.35,61
7 Michael Schrader GER 8418 10,78 - 7.71 - 14.32 - 1.95 - 47,12 -
14,19 - 44.58 - 4.60 - 62.09 - 4.22,30
8 Kurt Felix GRN 8302
NR
11,02 - 7.66 - 15.02 - 2.10 - 49,89 -
14,58 - 45.95 - 4.50 - 63.41 - 4.32,57
9 Olexiy Kasyanov UKR 8262
10,73 - 7.58 - 14.25 - 2.01 - 48,13 -
13,96 - 45.84 - 4.80 - 49.35 - 4.31,80
10 Maicel Uibo EST 8245 11,25 - 7.13 - 14.45 - 2.13 - 50,24 -
15,01 - 43.69 - 5.10 - 64.51 - 4.25,53
11 Adam Sebastian Helcelet CZE 8234
11,09 - 7.29 - 15.30 - 2.04 - 49,66 -
14,20 - 42.90 - 4.90 - 63.07 - 4.37,65
12 Pieter Braun NED 8114 11,11 - 7.29 - 13.90 - 2.04 - 48,24 -
14,37 - 42.09 - 4.90 - 56.95 - 4.32,46
13 Bastien Auzeil FRA 8093 11,22 - 7.26 - 15.38 - 2.01 - 48,66 -
14,71 - 42.63 - 5.10 - 55.14 - 4.37,92
14 Thomas van der Plaetsen BEL 8035
11,44 - 7.42 - 13.83 - 2.13 - 50,28 -
14,76 - 43.01 - 5.30 - 55.23 - 4.47,38
15 Zach Ziemek USA 8006 10,81 - 7.57 - 13.38 - 2.04 - 49,89 -
15,29 - 44.19 - 5.20 - 56.50 - 4.56,66
16 Akihiko Nakamura JPN 7745 10,86 - 7.26 - 11.67 - 1.95 - 47,81 -
14,72 - 33.48 - 4.70 - 53.57 - 4.16,36
17 Pawel Wiesiolek POL 7705 11,07 - 7.08 - 13.50 - 1.98 - 48,55 -
14,82 - 41.55 - 4.50 - 54.08 - 4.39,31
18 Pau Tonnesen ESP 7606 11,26 - 7.21 - 13.74 - 2.04 - 50,24 -
15,12 - 45.28 - 4.80 - 60.42 - 5.33,73
19 Janek Õiglane EST 7581 11,51 - 6.78 - 14.43 - 1.92 - 50,95 -
15,33 - 40.94 - 4.60 - 68.51 - 4.43,06
20 Keisuke Ushiro JPN 7532 11,51 - 6.73 - 14.93 - 1.89 - 50,85 -
15,43 - 46.85 - 4.70 - 56.52 - 4.43,51
21 Jorge Ureña ESP 6858 10,99 - 7.30 - 12.74 - 2.01 - 49,17 -
14,41 - 35.20 - 0 - 53.17 - 4.42,21
22 Niels Pittomvils BEL 6678 11,39 - 6.86 - 12.77 - 1.92 - 49,45 -
15,09 - 39.90 - 0 - 52.96 - 4.27,40

WR - world record
CR - championships record
AR - area record
NR - national record
PB - personal best

Didn’t finish:
Felipe dos Santos (BRA), Jeremy Taiwo (USA), Yordani Garcia (CUB), Eelco Sintnicolaas (NED), Willem Coertzen (RSA), Luiz Alberto de Araujo (BRA), Trey Hardee (USA)

Historical note: Ashton Eaton became the first decathlete to set a world record at the World Championships. Needing to run faster than 4.18,25 in the final 1500 m, he produced a remarkable 4.17,52 to finish with 9045 points, improving his previous world record by six points. The competition also marked the first time in World Championships history that seven decathletes surpassed 8400 points.

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