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Dezső Szabó (1)

Oct 18, 2026
Dezső Szabó won European decathlon silver in Split 1990 with a Hungarian record of 8436 points and finished fourth at the Barcelona 1992 Olympics. He also claimed Universiade gold in Fukuoka 1995 and European indoor heptathlon silver with a national record of 6249 points in Valencia 1998.

Hungarian decathlete Dezső Szabó - Decathlon 2000
Hungary

Date of birth: 04 September 1967
Place of birth: Budapest, Hungary
Height: 184 cm / Weight: 82 kg
Decathlon: 8436 NR Split 1990
Heptathlon: 6249 NR Valencia 1998
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Hungarian decathlete Dezső Szabó - Decathlon 2000
Personal bests
100 m 10,85 (+1.6) Budapest 1998
Long jump (<=2.0 m/s) 7.58 (+1.6) Budapest 1998
Long jump (>2.0 m/s) 7.65 Budapest 1988
Shot put 15.20i Budapest, HUN 1998
High jump 2.06 Seoul 1988
400 m 47,17 Split 1990
110 m hurdles 14,39 (+0.8) Budapest 1998
Discus throw 43.74 1991
Pole vault 5.40i Berlin 1990
Javelin throw 62.48 1991
1500 m 4.11,07 Split 1990
Total points based on PB 8827 Includes wind-assisted bests
Total 10 best decathlons 82223 Sum of ten highest decathlon scores
Personal bests indoors
60 m 7,00 Valencia 1998
60 m hurdles 8,05
1000 m 2.37,21 Budapest 1997
Indoor total points PB 6424
Total 10 best heptathlons 60622 Sum of ten highest heptathlon scores

 

Decathlons with 8000+ points (17)
Points Results 1st day 2nd day P Venue
8006 11,10 - 7.29 - 12.85 - 2.04 - 48,42
15,40 - 39.06 - 5.10 - 57.28 - 4.19,83
4108 3898 1 Budapest 1988
8209
v
10,91 - 7.65 - 12.54 - 2.02 - 48,22
15,11 - 39.14 - 5.30 - 55.94 - 4.16,96
4213 3996 1 Budapest 1988
8093 11,02 - 7.29 - 12.92 - 2.06 - 48,23
14,96 - 39.54 - 5.00 - 56.80 - 4.17,85
4158 3935 13 Seoul 1988
8080
v
11,03 - 7.54 - 13.55 - 2.05 - 48,25
14,89 - 38.36 - 4.80 - 59.04 - 4.26,59
4247 3833 5 Götzis 1989
8031 11,02 - 7.11 - 13.43 - 1.97 - 48,10
14,74 - 39.92 - 5.10 - 56.44 - 4.22,77
4069 3962 3 Duisburg 1989
8054 10,97 - 7.57 - 13.52 - 2.04 - 49,15
14,99 - 36.54 - 5.00 - 58.08 - 4.25,07
4212 3842 1 Budapest 1989
8306 11,05 - 7.51 - 13.31 - 2.05 - 47,25
14,52 - 39.06 - 5.20 - 58.38 - 4.21,83
4269 4037 2 Götzis 1990
8147
v
10,88 - 7.31 - 13.44 - 2.04 - 48,35
14,61 - 39.06 - 5.20 - 57.94 - 4.33,14
4202 3945 1 Budapest 1990
8436
NR
11,06 - 7.49 - 13.65 - 1.98 - 47,17
14,67 - 40.78 - 5.30 - 61.94 - 4.11,07
4221 4215 2 Split 1990
8169 11,17 - 7.29 - 13.03 - 2.06 - 48,87
14,89 - 41.52 - 5.30 - 60.02 - 4.26,65
4101 4068 out Milano 1990
8141 11,05 - 6.99 - 12.84 - 2.04 - 48,48
14,68 - 41.42 - 5.30 - 56.66 - 4.18,30
4044 4097 1 Budapest 1991
8093 11,18 - 7.35 - 12.91 - 2.01 - 48,55
15,08 - 43.38 - 5.20 - 58.48 - 4.28,46
4077 4016 1 Budapest 1992
8199 11,09 - 7.42 - 13.73 - 1.97 - 48,24
14,86 - 39.22 - 5.30 - 59.14 - 4.19,96
4142 4057 4 Barcelona 1992
8101 11,10 - 7.07 - 13.82 - 2.00 - 48,54
14,66 - 40.16 - 5.20 - 59.02 - 4.25,20
4071 4030 2 Brescia 1993
8051 11,02 - 7.11 - 12.68 - 2.00 - 48,50
14,56 - 39.44 - 5.20 - 57.04 - 4.21,96
4032 4019 1 Fukuoka 1995
8123 11,24 - 7.32 - 14.03 - 2.04 - 49,16
14,61 - 41.84 - 5.20 - 55.26 - 4.27,37
4123 4000 4 Tallinn 1997 ECSL
8392 10,85 - 7.58 - 13.72 - 2.03 - 48,13
14,39 - 42.80 - 5.00 - 59.62 - 4.20,42
4294 4098 7 Budapest 1998

 

Heptathlons with 5800+ points (9)
Points Results 1st day 2nd day P Venue
6070 7,06 - 7.48 - 13.28 - 2.06 - 8,38 - 5.20 - 2.39,79 3334 2736 1 Stadtallendorf 1989
6130 7,07 - 7.51 - 13.59 - 2.00 - 8,22 - 5.40 - 2.40,58 3301 2829 1 Berlin 1990
6053 7,08 - 7.30 - 13.61 - 2.04 - 8,20 - 5.20 - 2.40,76 3284 2769 1 Berlin 1991
5957 7,14 - 7.25 - 14.19 - 1.96 - 8,22 - 5.15 - 2.41,28 3214 2743 5 Stockholm 1996
6148 7,08 - 7.40 - 14.17 - 2.03 - 8,18 - 5.20 - 2.37,21 3334 2814 1 Budapest 1997
6179 7,07 - 7.27 - 15.20 - 2.04 - 8,24 - 5.30 - 2.39,82 3378 2801 1 Budapest, HUN 1998
6249 NR 7,00 - 7.50 - 14.40 - 2.02 - 8,09 - 5.30 - 2.38,12 3392 2857 2 Valencia 1998
6029 7,05 - 7.29 - 13.89 - 2.02 - 8,18 - 5.20 - 2.44,14 3292 2737 7 Maebashi 1999
6017 7,10 - 7.26 - 14.18 - 1.97 - 8,21 - 5.20 - 2.39,67 3238 2779 1 Budapest 2000

 

International medals (6)
Year Venue Championships Event Total Medal
1987 Madrid 1987 European Cup Second League Decathlon 7746v Gold Gold
1989 Duisburg 1989 Universiade Decathlon 8031 Bronze Bronze
1990 Split 1990 European Decathlon 8436 Silver Silver NR
1993 Valladolid 1993 European Cup First League Decathlon 7940 Silver Silver
1995 Fukuoka 1995 Universiade Decathlon 8051 Gold Gold
1998 Valencia 1998 European Indoor Heptathlon 6249 Silver Silver NR

NR – national record
v – event with wind >2.0 m/s and <=4.0 m/s and wind average for 3 events <=2.0 m/s
i – indoors
out – out of competition

Comments (1)

Tamás Bényei wrote on Apr 19, 2024
Hi, the correct spelling of his name is Dezső Szabó. 43.74 discus and 62.48 javelin are both from 1991 (source: Atlétika, 1991/12, p.11), I sadly don't know the exact places.
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