| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Andrei Krauchanka | BLR | 7997 v |
11,38 - 7.72 - 13.83 - 2.11 - 49,45 - 14,62 - 41.66 - 4.30 - 60.62 - 4.33,42 |
| 2 | Arthur Abele | GER | 7634 | 11,32 - 6.98 - 14.35 - 1.84 - 49,91 - 14,96 - 46.25 - 4.50 - 55.51 - 4.32,91 |
| 3 | Mauri Kaattari | FIN | 7427 | 11,92 - 6.88 - 14.65 - 2.17 - 54,73 - 15,52 - 42.47 - 4.80 - 61.71 - 5.07,36 |
| 4 | Sami Itani | FIN | 7285 | 11,52 - 6.78 - 13.21 - 2.02 - 51,79 - 15,66 - 44.65 - 4.30 - 54.95 - 4.45,98 |
| 5 | Arkadi Vasilyev | RUS | 7275 | 11,47 - 7.11 - 13.29 - 1.84 - 50,39 - 15,15 - 39.60 - 4.30 - 54.62 - 4.38,89 |
| 6 | Heigo Nurmsalu | EST | 7190 | 11,63 - 7.07 - 14.62 - 1.93 - 52,41 - 16,46 - 42.36 - 4.60 - 54.09 - 4.55,14 |
| 7 | Tero Ojala | FIN | 7189 | 11,78 - 6.75 - 14.63 - 1.78 - 52,77 - 16,23 - 43.86 - 4.30 - 68.28 - 4.43,92 |
| 8 | Tomasz Durasiewicz | POL | 7145 | 11,41 - 7.06 - 14.63 - 1.93 - 51,84 - 14,83 - 36.37 - 4.10 - 50.41 - 4.52,07 |
| 9 | Ingmar Vos | NED | 7145 | 11,50 - 6.91 - 13.41 - 1.93 - 52,32 - 15,76 - 41.12 - 3.90 - 61.46 - 4.43,21 |
| 10 | Tarmo Riitmuru | EST | 7144 | 11,52 - 6.84 - 13.51 - 1.93 - 51,33 - 15,63 - 38.96 - 4.20 - 54.73 - 4.40,35 |
| 11 | Filipp Britner | RUS | 6910 v |
11,95 - 6.85 - 13.29 - 2.14 - 52,38 - 15,65 - 39.79 - 4.00 - 45.67 - 4.58,42 |
| 12 | Jose Maria Gomez | ESP | 6678 v |
11,62 - 6.83 - 14.37 - 1.87 - 52,45 - 15,80 - 39.59 - 4.00 - 49.24 - 5.24,30 |
| 13 | Vasili Kharlamov | RUS | 6342 | 11,75 - 6.94 - 14.54 - 1.81 - 51,82 - 15,47 - 42.27 - 0 - 53.33 - 4.58,34 |
| 14 | Eelco Sintnicolaas | NED | 5997 | 11,67 - 6.60 - 13.04 - 1.75 - 50,33 - 15,89 - 25.49 - 0 - 55.59 - 4.35,09 |
v - event with wind >2.0 m/s and <=4.0 m/s and wind average for 3 events <=2.0 m/s
Didn’t finish:
Lukáš Patera (CZE), Edgars Erinš (LAT), Ole Lepthin (GER).
Historical note: Sami Itani finished fourth in Kaunas on 22 July 2005, but his influence on Finnish athletics later extended well beyond competition. The former decathlete went on to serve as president of the Finnish Athletics Federation and CEO of Adecco Finland, before becoming a Professor of Practice in International Business at Aalto University.