World Athletics Championships 1995 / men's decathlon

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5th World Athletics Championships
World Athletics Championships 1995 Logo.svg
discipline Decathlon
gender Men
Attendees 30 athletes from 19 countries
venue SwedenSweden Gothenburg
Competition location Ullevi Stadium
Competition phase 6./7. August
Medalist
gold medal Dan O'Brien ( USA ) United StatesUnited States 
Silver medal Eduard Hämäläinen ( BLR ) BelarusBelarus 
Bronze medal Mike Smith ( CAN ) CanadaCanada 
The Gothenburg Ullevi Stadium in 2006

The men's decathlon at the 1995 World Athletics Championships was held on August 6 and 7, 1995 in Gothenburg's Ullevi Stadium .

For the third time in a row, the American Dan O'Brien became world champion. Like two years earlier , Eduard Hämäläinen from Belarus won the silver medal. Bronze went to the Canadian vice world champion from 1991 Mike Smith .

Existing records

World record United StatesUnited States Dan O'Brien 8891 P Talence , France 4th / 5th August 1992
World championship record 8812 P World Cup 1993 in Stuttgart , Germany 19./20. August 1993

The existing world championship record was not set and not improved at these world championships.

execution

The decathlon was carried out according to the same rules as today. The ten disciplines took place over two days, here is the schedule:

Day 1:
August 6th		 100 m 9:30 am Day 2:
August 7th		 110 m hurdles 9:30 am
Long jump 10:25 am Discus throw 10:15 am / 11:45 am
Shot put 12:30 pm Pole vault 12.30pm / 2.00pm
high jump 4:15 p.m. Javelin throw 3:30 p.m. / 5:00 p.m.
400 m 7:35 pm 1500 m 8:50 pm

The rating was based on the 1985 point table, which is still valid today.

Result

6./7. August 1995

Note: The achievements marked with w were supported with a tailwind above the value permitted for inclusion in the leaderboard. Regardless of this, the total number of points achieved was included in the evaluation of this competition.

space Surname nation Points 100 m Long
jump		 Bullet
poking		 High
jump		 400 m Status after
day 1 (P)		 110 m
hurdles		 Discus
throw		 Stabhoch-
jump		 javelin
throw		 1500 m
1 Dan O'Brien United StatesUnited States United States 8695 10.57 s
959 P.		 7.55 m
947 p		 14.82 m
779 p		 2.13 m
925 P.		 47.81 s
918 P.		 4228 13.78 s
1003 P.		 46.92 m
806 p		 5.20 m
972 p		 62.90 m
782 p		 4: 52.52 min
604 P.
2 Eduard Hämäläinen BelarusBelarus Belarus 8489 10.90 s
883 P.		 7.31 m
888 p		 15.71 m
833 p		 1.95 m
758 P		 47.05 s
956 P.		 4318 13.73 s
1010 p		 49.96 m
870 p		 5.10 m
941 p		 55.88 m
676P		 4: 41.01 min
674 P.
3 Mike Smith CanadaCanada Canada 8419 10.93 s
876 P.		 7.13 m
845 p		 16.78 m
899 p		 1.98 m
785 p		 48.11 s
904 P.		 4309 14.53 s
907 P.		 50.84 m
888 p		 4.80 m
849 p		 64.46 m
805 P		 4: 43.06 min
661 P.
4th Erki Nool EstoniaEstonia Estonia 8268 10.71 s
926 P.		 7.83 m
1017 p		 13.55 m
701 P.		 1.98 m
785 p		 48.22 s
899 p		 4328 15.21 s
824 p		 40.40 m
673 P		 5.40 m
1035 p		 62.70 m
779 p		 4: 48.35 min
629 P.
5 Tomáš Dvořák Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 8236 11.09 s
841 p		 7.48 m w
930 p		 15.18 m
801 P.		 1.98 m
785 p		 49.11 s
856 P.		 4213 13.95 s w
981 p		 43.36 m
733 p		 4.60 m
790 p		 62.98 m
783 p		 4: 31.31 min
736 P.
6th Christian Plaziat FranceFrance France 8206 10.93 s
876 P.		 7.27 m
878 P.		 14.29 m
746 p		 2.04 m
840 p		 48.60 s
880 p		 4220 14.12 s
959 P.		 42.76 m
721 P.		 5.00 m
910 p		 55.30 m
667 p		 4: 32.33 min
729 P.
7th Lev Lobodin UkraineUkraine Ukraine 8196 10.93 s
876 P.		 7.20 m
862 p		 15.72 m
834 p		 2.04 m
840 p		 48.92 s
865 p		 4227 13.98 b w
977 p		 45.34 m
774 P.		 4.60 m
790 p		 55.74 m
674 p		 4: 36.23 min
704 P.
8th Chris Huffins United StatesUnited States United States 8193 10.34 s
1013 P.		 7.85 m
1022 p		 14.46 m
757 p		 1.98 m
785 p		 48.10 s
904 P.		 4481 14.25 s
942 p		 43.80 m
742 p		 4.60 m
790 p		 57.38 m
698 p		 5: 03.48 min
540 p
9 Sébastien Levicq FranceFrance France 8136 11.22 s
812 p		 7.16 m
852 p		 13.91 m
723 p		 2.01 m
813 p		 50.20 s
805 P		 4005 14.57 s
902 P.		 41.82 m
702 p		 5.30 m
1004 P.		 62.96 m
782 p		 4: 30.62 min
741 P.
10 Andrei Nazarov EstoniaEstonia Estonia 8088 10.95 s
872 P.		 7.35 m w
898 P		 13.34 m
688 p		 2.07 m
868 p		 49.46 s
840 p		 4166 14.23 s
945 p		 43.42 m
734 p		 4.80 m
849 p		 58.94 m
722 p		 4: 41.39 min
672 P.
11 Indrek Kaseorg EstoniaEstonia Estonia 8042 11.44 s
765 p		 7.13 m
845 p		 14.26 m
744 p		 2.01 m
813 p		 48.59 s
881 P.		 4048 14.32 s
934 p		 42.56 m
717 p		 4.50 m
760 p		 60.86 m
751 P.		 4: 16.99 min
832 p
12 Alex Kruger United KingdomUnited Kingdom Great Britain 7993 11.19 s
819 P.		 7.14 m
847 p		 14.43 m
755 p		 2.10 m
896 P		 50.08 s
811 P.		 4128 14.82 s
871 P.		 42.98 m
725 p		 4.80 m
849 p		 57.30 m
697 p		 4: 33.28 min
723 P.
13 Simon Poelman New ZealandNew Zealand New Zealand 7969 11.04 s
852 P.		 7.13 m
845 p		 15.59 m
826 p		 1.95 m
758 P		 50.66 s
784 P.		 4065 14.44 s
918 p		 44.24 m
751 P.		 4.70 m
819 p		 58.28 m
712 p		 4: 36.34 min
704 P.
14th Robert Změlík Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 7963 11.01 s
858 P.		 7.22 m
866 p		 14.35 m
750 p		 1.95 m
758 P		 50.90 s
774 P.		 4006 14.15 s
955 P.		 41.00 m
685 p		 5.00 m
910 p		 59.06 m
724 p		 4: 39.64 min
683 P.
15th Jan Poděbradský Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic 7961 10.75 s
917 P.		 6.99 m
811 P		 13.53 m
700 p		 1.83 m
653 p		 46.90 s
963 P.		 4044 14.21 s
948 p		 40.98 m
684 p		 4.70 m
819 p		 50.96 m
603 p		 4: 12.52 min
863 P.
16 Henrik Dagård SwedenSweden Sweden 7899 10.66 s
938 P.		 7.25 m
874 P.		 15.02 m
791 p		 1.80 m
627 P		 47.53 s
932 p		 4162 14.02 s
972 P.		 43.24 m
731 p		 4.50 m
760 p		 57.06 m
694 p		 4: 56.59 min
580 p
17th Mirko Spada SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 7744 11.37 s
780 p		 6.69 m
741 P.		 15.66 m
830 p		 1.86 m
679 p		 49.99 s
815 p		 3845 14.48 s
913 P.		 45.62 m
780 p		 4.50 m
760 p		 58.08 m
709 p		 4: 31.19 min
737 P.
18th Rolf Schläfli SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland 7602 11.15 s
827 P.		 6.74 m
753 p		 13.91 m
723 p		 1.89 m
705 p		 47.86 s
916 P.		 3924 15.06 s
842 p		 40.28 m
670 p		 4.30 m
702 P		 60.42 m
744 p		 4: 33.82 min
720 p
19th Valery Belousov RussiaRussia Russia 7235 11.21 s
814 P.		 7.04 m w
823 p		 13.70 m
710 p		 2.13 m
925 P.		 49.86 s
821 P.		 4093 14.18 s
951 P.		 41.56 m
696 p		 NM
0 P		 62.42 m
774 P.		 4: 33.55 min
721 P.
DNF Ramil Ganiyev UzbekistanUzbekistan Uzbekistan 6518 10.94 s
874 P.		 7.07 m
830 p		 14.52 m
760 p		 2.07 m
868 p		 48.45 s
887 P.		 4219 DSQ
0 P		 43.60 m
738 p		 5.20 m
972 p		 50.00 m
589 p		 DNS
Sebastian Chmara PolandPoland Poland 6209 11.53 s
746 P.		 7.30 m
886 P		 14.03 m
730 p		 2.07 m
868 p		 DSQ
0 P		 3230 14.68 s
889 P.		 40.04 m
665 p		 4.80 m
849 p		 49.16 m
576 p		 DNS
Jón Arnar Magnússon IcelandIceland Iceland 5662 10.72 s
924 P.		 7.29 m
883 p		 14.64 m
768 p		 1.89 m
705 p		 DSQ
0 P		 3280 14.14 s w
957 P.		 41.46 m
694 p		 4.40 m
731 P		 DNS
Brian Brophy United StatesUnited States United States 4937 11.30 s
795 p		 7.10 m w
838 p		 15.07 m
794 p		 2.04 m
840 p		 49.90 s
819 p		 4086 DNF
0 P		 49.08 m
851 P.		 DNS
Petri Keskitalo FinlandFinland Finland 4792 11.05 s
850 p		 7.57 m w
952 p		 15.04 m
792 p		 1.86 m
679 p		 50.68 s
784 P.		 4057 DSQ
0 P		 43.44 m
735 p		 DNS
Rojs Piziks LatviaLatvia Latvia 4637 11.55 s
742 P.		 6.99 m
811 P		 13.63 m
706 P.		 1.98 m
785 p		 51.35 s
753 P.		 3797 15.08 s
840 p		 DNS
Michael Kohnle GermanyGermany Germany 3336 11.24 s
808 P.		 7.49 m
932 p		 15.35 m
811 p		 1.98 m
785 p		 DSQ
0 P		 3336 DNS
Thorsten Dauth GermanyGermany Germany 3065 11.10 s
838 p		 6.72 m
748 p		 15.16 m
800 p		 1.86 m
679 p		 DNS 3065
Antonio Peñalver CubaCuba Cuba 2498 11.26 s
804 P.		 7.18 m w
857 P		 15.77 m
837 p		 DNS 2498
Paul Meier GermanyGermany Germany 2339 11.51 s
750 p		 7.11 m
840 p		 14.33 m
749 p		 DNS 2339
Alain Blondel FranceFrance France 2282 11.14 s
830 p		 NM
0 P		 13.88 m
721 P.		 1.92 m
731 p		 DNS 2282

  • Dan O'Brien - World Champion for the third year in a row

  • Bronze medalist Mike Smith - in 1991 he had won World Cup silver

  • Erki Nool finished fourth - he still had his great successes ahead of him

  • Tomáš Dvořák came in fifth - among other things , he won three World Cup titles from 1997

  • Sebastian Chmara (here in 2011) did not participate in the last discipline

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References and comments

  1. ↑ IAAF world records. Decathlon , accessed June 4, 2020