Memorial of Fred Kudu Tartu 2004 (0)
| P | Decathlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Madis Kallas | EST | 7763 | 11,22 - 7.20 - 14.90 - 1.96 - 51,76 - 14,92 - 46.14 - 4.65 - 58.19 - 4.46,60 |
| 2 | Päärn Brauer | EST | 7474 | 11,38 - 6.65 - 15.13 - 1.84 - 50,37 - 16,34 - 43.40 - 4.85 - 54.93 - 4.29,09 |
| 3 | Joseph Naughton | IRL | 7440 | 11,70 - 6.89 - 13.54 - 2.02 - 51,64 - 15,47 - 42.37 - 4.45 - 53.27 - 4.23,51 |
| 4 | Mikk Pahapill | EST | 7226 | 11,43 - 6.90 - 13.87 - 2.08 - 53,91 - 15,21 - 41.88 - 4.35 - 54.43 - 5.05,05 |
| 5 | Andres Raja | EST | 6940 | 11,48 - 6.96 - 11.20 - 1.93 - 52,44 - 14,91 - 36.00 - 4.45 - 53.70 - 5.03,26 |
| 6 | Thomas Tebbich | AUT | 6843 | 11,21 - 6.73 - 13.00 - 1.84 - 49,91 - 15,05 - 43.39 - 4.85 - 56.80 - DNF |
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