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Results of the men's decathlon at the 2021 Estonian Championships, held at Kadriorg Stadium in Tallinn. Kristjan Rosenberg won with 8299 points, ahead of Janek Õiglane with 8056 and Karl Robert Saluri with 7883.

Three athletes, three scores above 8000 points: the men's decathlon at the 2022 Estonian Championships delivered a standout podium at Kadriorg Stadium in Tallinn. Maicel Uibo claimed gold with 8289 points, holding off Johannes Erm by just 39 …

Johannes Erm powered to the men's decathlon title at the 2023 Estonian Championships with 8424 points, highlighted by a 46. 97 ‐second 400 m. Held at Kadriorg Stadium in Tallinn, the competition saw Kristjan Rosenberg take silver with 7798 …

The 2025 Decastar meeting in Talence once again attracted a strong international decathlon field, with athletes using the prestigious competition to test their form against world ‐class opposition. Ayden Owens of Puerto Rico emerged …

Andrin Huber won the men’s decathlon at the 2025 European Athletics U23 Championships in Bergen with a personal best of 8188 points, leading a high-quality competition that saw four athletes surpass the 8000-point barrier.

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Kyle Garland won the 2025 US Championships decathlon in Eugene with a world-class 8869 points, followed by Heath Baldwin with 8407 and Harrison Williams with 8223.

Risto Lillemets won the 2025 Estonian Decathlon Championships in Tallinn with 8028 points, finishing ahead of Henri Loose (7706) and Aivar Ellam (7449) to claim the Estonian decathlon title.

Hubert Trościanka made history at the European U20 Championships in Tampere, Finland, becoming the first athlete ever to surpass 8500 points in the U20 decathlon - rewarded with a new world record.

Alhama de Murcia 1998 produced two national records as Sebastian Chmara won the decathlon with a Polish record of 8566 points, ahead of Francisco Javier Benet’s Spanish record of 8526. Ramil Ganiyev finished third with 8058, followed by Marcel …

Alhama de Murcia 1997 hosted the Spanish national combined events championships with international participation. Francisco Javier Benet won the decathlon and the Spanish title with 8322 points, ahead of Robert Zmelik with 8239 and Antonio …

Alhama de Murcia 1996 saw Francisco Javier Benet win the decathlon meeting with a wind-assisted score of 8294 points, ahead of Uzbekistan’s Ramil Ganiyev with 7943 and Spain’s Jaime Penas with 7785.

Alhama de Murcia 1995 saw Antonio Penalver win the decathlon with a wind-assisted score of 8096 points, ahead of Poland’s Sebastian Chmara with 7937 and Cuba’s Raul Duany Bueno with 7897.

Alhama de Murcia 1994, held as part of the Spanish national combined events championships, saw Antonio Penalver win the decathlon with a wind ‐assisted score of 8160 points, ahead of Francisco Javier Benet with 8034 and Estonia’s Erki …

Alhama de Murcia 1993 decathlon took place on 1–2 May 1993 in Spain. Great Britain’s Alex Kruger won with 7986 points, ahead of Belarus’s Igor Matsanov with 7706 and Estonia’s Andrei Nazarov with 7607.

Alhama de Murcia 1992 decathlon saw Spain’s Antonio Penalver win with a wind ‐assisted score of 8534 points, ahead of Andrei Nazarov with 8162 and Valter Külvet with 8091. Penalver’s 8478 ‐point legal performance from the same …

The Spain – Great Britain decathlon match Alhama de Murcia 1991 saw Antonio Penalver win with a Spanish record of 8306 points, ahead of Francisco Javier Benet and Mark Andrew Bishop. Two ‐time Olympic champion Daley Thompson retired after …

The 2025 Multistars decathlon in Brescia was won by Great Britain’s Lewis Church with 8063 points. Simon Ehammer of Switzerland finished second with 7899 points, while France’s Antoine Ferranti took third with 7885 points.

The 2024 Multistars decathlon in Brescia was won by Belgium’s Jente Hauttekeete with 8020 points. Estonia’s Risto Lillemets finished second with 7971 points. France’s Téo Bastien took third with 7963 points.

The 2019 Multistars decathlon in Lana was won by Jan Doležal of the Czech Republic with 8117 points. Estonia’s Kristjan Rosenberg finished second with 7950 points, while Germany’s Mathias Brugger took third with 7927 points.