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At the 2007 Multistars decathlon in Desenzano del Garda, Paul Terek claimed the title with 8134 points, becoming the only athlete in the competition to surpass the 8000 ‐point mark. Uzbekistan’s Vitali Smirnov finished second with 7825 …

The 2006 Multistars brought an international field of decathletes to Desenzano del Garda for another edition of the prestigious Italian combined events meeting. Chris Boyles of the United States topped the final standings with 7855 points, …

The 2005 Multistars decathlon produced a commanding victory for American Phil McMullen, who topped the competition with 8107 points. McMullen finished 282 points clear of Uzbekistan’s Vitali Smirnov, who secured second place with 7825 points. …

At the 2004 Multistars decathlon in Desenzano del Garda, Jamaica's Claston Bernard secured first place with a score of 8050 points, leading from start to finish. France’s Romain Barras finished second with 7903 points, while Jiri Ryba of the …

Dmitri Karpov claimed victory at the 2003 Multistars decathlon with a total of 8253 points. The Kazakh decathlete built a commanding 324 ‐point advantage over France’s Romain Barras, who finished second with 7929 points. Paul Terek of the …

Jaakko Ojaniemi topped the 2002 Multistars decathlon in Desenzano del Garda, scoring 8092 points to secure victory for Finland. Germany’s Mike Maczey finished 158 points behind the winner on 7934, but the closest battle came immediately behind …

Multistars 1999 was part of the IAAF World Combined Events Challenge, and Oleksandr Yurkov’s victory with 8215 points placed him among the world’s leading decathletes that year and confirmed his consistency after winning the same meeting in 1998.

Multistars 1998 was part of the inaugural IAAF World Combined Events Challenge, adding extra significance to Oleksandr Yurkov’s victory in Desenzano del Garda. The Ukrainian was the only athlete to surpass 8000 points, winning with 8034 and …

The 1997 Multistars delivered a thriller in Desenzano del Garda: Beniamino Poserina broke the 8000-point barrier to win with 8069, while just 11 points separated Rojs Piziks (7987) and Indrek Kaseorg (7976) in the battle for second place.

Robert Zmelik dominated the 1996 Multistars decathlon in Desenzano del Garda with 8232 points, while a young Roman Šebrle finished fifth — an early chapter in the career of the future first man to break the 9000-point barrier.

Indrek Kaseorg came agonizingly close to the 8000 ‐point barrier at the 1995 Multistars in Desenzano del Garda, winning with 7998 points. Behind the Estonian, the battle was exceptionally tight, with Sebastian Chmara, Jan Podebradsky and …

The 1994 Multistars decathlon in Brescia produced a dramatic finish, with Hungary’s Sándor Munkácsi scoring 7895 points to defeat Germany’s Peter Neumaier by just 13 points.

Sheldon Blockburger made Multistars history in Brescia in 1993, becoming the first American decathlete to win the prestigious combined events meeting. Coached by Harry Marra, Blockburger delivered a personal ‐best performance of 8296 points …

Robert Zmelik won the 1992 Multistars decathlon in Brescia with 8086 points, an early highlight of a remarkable season that would culminate in Olympic gold in Barcelona just a few months later.

Robert Zmelik claimed an impressive victory at the 1991 Multistars decathlon in Brescia, scoring 8297 points. Just one year later, the Czech decathlete reached the pinnacle of his career by winning Olympic gold at the 1992 Barcelona Games.

Cuba dominated the 1990 Multistars decathlon in Brescia with a remarkable clean sweep of the podium. Miguel Valle led the Cuban trio with 7385 points, ahead of Ernesto Betancourt and Luis Eroides Milanes Fabars.

The history of Multistars began in Brescia on 21–22 May 1988, when Saša Karan of Yugoslavia won the inaugural men’s decathlon with 7554 points. West Germany’s Thomas Stewens finished second with 7300 points, while Italy’s Marco Baffi …

The young Estonian athlete Rasmus Roosleht delivered a great performance across seven events, showing particular strength in shot put (over 16 m) and solid results in sprints and jumps.

With a breathtaking 6670 points, Simon Ehammer shatters Ashton Eaton’s long-standing indoor heptathlon mark from Istanbul 2012, etching his name into history.