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Bryan Ezra Tsumoru Clay (* 3. Januar 1980 in Austin, Texas) ist ein ehemaliger US-amerikanischer Zehnkämpfer. Mit fünf Jahren zog Clay von Texas nach Hawaii. Er besuchte die James B. Castle Highschool und danach das Azusa Pacific College.
- 3. Januar 1980
- Austin
- Bryan Ezra Tsumoru Clay
- Vereinigte Staaten
Bryan Clay. Bryan Ezra Tsumoru Clay ( Japanese: 石井 積, Ishii Tsumoru, born January 3, 1980) is an American decathlete who was the 2008 Summer Olympic champion for the decathlon and was also World champion in 2005. Biography. Clay was born in Austin, Texas [2] and raised in Hawaii. He is Afro-Asian.
- Bryan Ezra Tsumoru Clay
- 185 lb (84 kg)
- 5 ft 11 in (180 cm)
- January 3, 1980 (age 43), Austin, Texas, United States
Bryan Clay is an American decathlete who won the Olympic Decathlon title in 2008, breaking the American record and the World record. He shares his story of overcoming a difficult childhood, his passion for athletics and his goals for the future.
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Bryan Clay. Olympian 2004, 2008. 1. GOLD. 0. SILVER. 1. BRONZE. Athlete Bio. Height. 5'11" Hometown. Glendora. Education. Azusa Pacific ‘02. Event : Decathlon. Height: 5-11. Weight: 185. PR: 8,820 (2004); Day 1 (4554) - 10.39, 8.06m, 16.25m, 2.06m, 47.78; Day 2 (4226) - 13.80, 52.10m, 5.10m, 72.00m, 4:38.93. Born: 1980, in Austin, Texas.
Bryan Clay is the first American to win the Decathlon Olympic title since 1972. He improved from silver in 2004 to gold in 2008, with a personal best of 8832 points. He is also the equal fifth best performer of all-time and a Christian believer. Read his story of success, challenges and values.
Bryan Clay (Kaneohe, Hawaii) ranks as one of the most successful athletes, and certainly the best track and field athlete, ever to come out of the state of Hawaii. A versatile high school athlete in Kaneohe, Hawaii, Clay was persuaded to try the decathlon by 2000 Olympic Games bronze medalist Chris Huffins.
