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Olympic Games Athens 2004 (0)

Oct 29, 2026
Roman Šebrle of the Czech Republic won the men's decathlon at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games with an Olympic record of 8893 points. Bryan Clay of the United States claimed silver with 8820 points, while Kazakhstan's Dmitri Karpov secured bronze with 8725 points. Defending Olympic champion Erki Nool of Estonia finished eighth with 8235 points.
P Athlete Nation Points Results
1 Roman Šebrle CZE 8893
OR
10,85 - 7.84 - 16.36 - 2.12 - 48,36
14,05 - 48.72 - 5.00 - 70.52 - 4.40,01
2 Bryan Clay USA 8820 10,44 - 7.96 - 15.23 - 2.06 - 49,19
14,13 - 50.11 - 4.90 - 69.71 - 4.41,65
3 Dmitri Karpov KAZ 8725 10,50 - 7.81 - 15.93 - 2.09 - 46,81
13,97 - 51.65 - 4.60 - 55.54 - 4.38,11
4 Dean Macey GBR 8414 10,89 - 7.47 - 15.73 - 2.15 - 48,97
14,56 - 48.34 - 4.40 - 58.46 - 4.25,42
5 Chiel Warners NED 8343 10,62 - 7.74 - 14.48 - 1.97 - 47,97
14,01 - 43.73 - 4.90 - 55.39 - 4.38,05
6 Attila Zsivoczky HUN 8287 10,91 - 7.14 - 15.31 - 2.12 - 49,40
14,95 - 45.62 - 4.70 - 63.45 - 4.29,54
7 Laurent Hernu FRA 8237 10,97 - 7.19 - 14.65 - 2.03 - 48,73
14,25 - 44.72 - 4.80 - 57.76 - 4.24,35
8 Erki Nool EST 8235 10,80 - 7.53 - 14.26 - 1.88 - 48,81
14,80 - 42.05 - 5.40 - 61.33 - 4.36,33
9 Claston Bernard JAM 8225 10,69 - 7.48 - 14.80 - 2.12 - 49,13
14,17 - 44.75 - 4.40 - 55.27 - 4.36,31
10 Roland Schwarzl AUT 8102 10,98 - 7.49 - 14.01 - 1.94 - 49,76
14,25 - 42.43 - 5.10 - 56.32 - 4.33,56
11 Aleksandr Pogorelov RUS 8084 10,95 - 7.31 - 15.10 - 2.06 - 50,79
14,21 - 44.60 - 5.00 - 53.45 - 4.47,63
12 Florian Schönbeck GER 8077 10,90 - 7.30 - 14.77 - 1.88 - 50,30
14,34 - 44.41 - 5.00 - 60.89 - 4.38,82
13 Romain Barras FRA 8067 11,14 - 6.99 - 14.91 - 1.94 - 49,41
14,37 - 44.83 - 4.60 - 64.55 - 4.27,09
14 Maurice Smith JAM 8023 10,85 - 6.81 - 15.24 - 1.91 - 49,27
14,01 - 49.02 - 4.20 - 61.52 - 4.32,74
15 Nikolai Averyanov RUS 8021 10,55 - 7.34 - 14.44 - 1.94 - 49,72
14,39 - 39.88 - 4.80 - 54.51 - 4.31,02
16 Jaakko Ojaniemi FIN 8006 10,68 - 7.50 - 14.97 - 1.94 - 49,12
15,01 - 40.35 - 4.60 - 59.26 - 4.35,71
17 Vitali Smirnov UZB 7993 10,89 - 7.07 - 13.88 - 1.94 - 49,11
14,77 - 42.47 - 4.70 - 60.88 - 4.23,31
18 Qi Haifeng CHN 7934 11,06 - 7.34 - 13.55 - 1.97 - 49,65
14,78 - 45.13 - 4.50 - 60.79 - 4.32,63
19 Stefan Drews GER 7926 10,87 - 7.38 - 13.07 - 1.88 - 48,51
14,01 - 40.11 - 5.00 - 51.53 - 4.34,21
20 Aliaksandr Parkhomenka BLR 7918 11,14 - 6.61 - 15.69 - 2.03 - 51,04
14,88 - 41.90 - 4.80 - 65.82 - 4.37,94
21 Paul Terek USA 7893 10,92 - 6.94 - 15.15 - 1.94 - 49,56
15,12 - 45.62 - 5.30 - 50.62 - 4.50,36
22 David Gomez Martinez ESP 7865 11,08 - 7.26 - 14.57 - 1.85 - 48,61
14,41 - 40.95 - 4.40 - 60.71 - 4.29,70
23 Indrek Turi EST 7708 11,08 - 6.91 - 13.62 - 2.03 - 51,67
14,26 - 39.83 - 4.80 - 59.34 - 4.50,01
24 Santiago Lorenzo ARG 7592 11,10 - 7.03 - 13.22 - 1.85 - 49,34
15,38 - 40.22 - 4.50 - 58.36 - 4.23,08
25 Janis Karlivans LAT 7583 11,33 - 7.26 - 13.30 - 1.97 - 50,54
14,98 - 43.34 - 4.50 - 52.92 - 4.38,67
26 Prodromos Korkizoglou GRE 7573 10,86 - 7.07 - 14.81 - 1.94 - 51,16
14,96 - 46.07 - 4.70 - 53.05 - 5.17,00
27 Hans Olav Uldal NOR 7495 11,23 - 6.99 - 13.53 - 1.85 - 50,95
15,09 - 43.01 - 4.50 - 60.00 - 4.41,70
28 Paolo Casarsa ITA 7404 11,36 - 6.68 - 14.92 - 1.94 - 53,20
15,39 - 48.66 - 4.40 - 58.62 - 4.56,12
29 Eugene Martineau NED 7185 10,99 - 6.84 - 0 - 2.00 - 49,10
15,02 - 40.00 - 4.80 - 63.62 - 4.31,79
30 Victor Covalenco MDA 6543 11,28 - 7.20 - 13.04 - 1.85 - 51,82
15,80 - 38.19 - 0 - 53.46 - 4.23,81

OR - Olympic record.

Didn’t finish:
Dennis Leyckes (GER), Kristjan Rahnu (EST), Tom Pappas (USA), Lev Lobodin (RUS), Jon Arnar Magnusson (ISL), Pavel Andreyev (UZB), Luiggy Llanos (PUR), Ahmad Hassan Moussa (QAT), Tomaš Dvorak (CZE).

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