Talence 1992 (0)
| Pos | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Dan O'Brien ® | USA | 8891 | 10,43 - 8.08 - 16.69 - 2.07 - 48,51 - 13,98 - 48.56 - 5.00 - 62.58 - 4.42,10 |
| 2 | Robert Zmelik | TCH |
8344 | 10,75 - 7.67 - 13.26 - 2.07 - 49,62 - 14,10 - 45.40 - 4.80 - 61.08 - 4.32,67 |
| 3 | Alain Blondel | FRA | 8285 | 11,10 - 7.32 - 13.40 - 2.01 - 49,39 - 14,68 - 44.84 - 5.10 - 64.46 - 4.20,42 |
| 4 | Brian Brophy | USA | 8165 | 11,40 - 7.16 - 15.13 - 2.04 - 49,50 - 14,78 - 53.84 - 4.70 - 59.32 - 4.38,57 |
| 5 | Steve Fritz | USA | 8045 | 10,85 - 7.03 - 13.58 - 2.07 - 49,89 - 14,49 - 44.06 - 4.60 - 62.48 - 4.34,63 |
| 6 | Robert Muzzio | USA | 7957 | 11,42 - 6.88 - 16.02 - 1.95 - 50,63 - 14,81 - 47.96 - 4.80 - 59.56 - 4.32,78 |
| 7 | Sebastien Levicq | FRA | 7498 | 11,55 - 7.00 - 13.31 - 1.95 - 53,23 - 15,41 - 39.08 - 5.00 - 63.96 - 4.41,55 |
| 8 | Mikhail Medved | UKR | 7471 | 11,40 - 7.40 - 14.78 - 2.04 - 51,38 - 14,69 - 50.88 - 4.90 - 61.68 - DNF |
| 9 | William Motti | FRA | 7097 | 11,57 - 7.09 - 14.95 - 2.10 - 50,77 - 15,24 - 49.56 - 0 - 65.34 - 4.59,53 |
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Robert Zmelik
Robert Zmelík’s Olympic triumph helped spark a golden era for Czech decathlon. He inspired future stars like world record holders Tomáš Dvořák and Roman Šebrle.
Alain Blondel
Alain Blondel is a former French decathlete best known for winning the gold medal at the 1994 European Championships and for representing France at the Olympic level during his international athletics career.
Men’s decathlon world record progression
The world records which were officially ratified by the IAAF. Estonian Aleksander Kolmpere was the first official decathlon world record holder.
World Indoor Championships Toronto 1993 (demostration event)
4th IAAF World Indoor Championships
Dan O'Brien: From Setbacks to Olympic Gold
Dan O’Brien’s journey - from dramatic setbacks like missing the 1992 Olympics to dominating world championships and securing Olympic gold - cements his legacy as one of the greatest decathletes ever.
Olympic Games Barcelona 1992
Robert Zmelík wasn’t unbeatable in every meet, but in Barcelona 1992, nobody else combined consistency, peak fitness, and mental resilience as well as he did. That’s why, on that stage, he was the best.