Annex: Athletics at the 2004 Athens Olympics – Men's shot put

The shot put at the 2004 Athens Olympics took place on August 18, 2004 in the ancient Stadium of Olympia. Originally, the launch of Disco would take place at this venue, but due to the advancement of brands in this specialty, it was decided to exchange the venues of these two specialties (Originally, only the sports practiced in ancient times would have this stadium as their venue and the launch weight was not part of them).

On December 6, 2012, Ukrainian athlete Yuriy Bilonog was stripped of his Olympic gold medal. Thus, the new Olympic champion became Adam Nelson (USA), the silver medal went to the Danish Joachim Olsen (DIN) and the bronze medal went to the Spanish Manuel Martínez (ESP), thus achieving his only Olympic medal..

Results

Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Adam Nelson, United States	Joachim Olsen, Denmark	Manuel Martínez, Spain

Qualifications

Group A

1. Adam Nelson, United States 21.15 q
2. Ralf Bartels, Germany 20.65 q
3. Yuriy BilonogUkraine 20.61 q
4. Justin Anlezark, Australia 20.45 q
5. Andrey Mikhnevich, Belarus 20.11 q
6. Petr Stehlik, Czech Republic 20.06 q
7. Rutger Smith, Netherlands 19.69
8. Gheorghe Guset, Romania 19.68
9. Ivan Yushkov, Russia 19.67
10. Reese Hoffa, United States 19.40
11. Pavel Chumachenko, Russia 19.38
12. Ivan Emilianov, Moldova 19.25
13. Taavi Peetre, Estonia 19.14
14. Antonin Zalsky, Czech Republic 19.09
15. Nedzad Mulabegovic, Croatia 19.07
16. Detlef Bock, Germany 18.89
17. Roman Virastyuk, Ukraine 18.52
18. Galin Kostadinov, Bulgaria 17.75

NM Marco Antonio Verni, Chile
NM Bahadur Singh, India

Group B

1. Joachim OlsenDenmark 20.78 q
2. John Godina, United States 20.53 q
3. Manuel Martínez, Spain 20.37 q
4. Mikulas Konopka, Slovakia 20.32 q
5. Yuriy Belov, Belarus 20.06 q
6. Look at Vodovnik, Slovenia 20.04 q
7. Tepa Reinikainen, Finland 19.74
8. Pavel Lyzhyn, Belarus 19.60
9. Tomasz Majewski, Poland 19.55
10. Ville Tiisanoja, Finland 19.50
11. Bradley Snyder, Canada 19.46
12. Janus Robberts, South Africa 19.41
13. Zsolt Biber, Hungary 19.31
14. Peter Sack, Germany 19.09
15. Khaled Habash M. Al Suwaidi, Qatar 19.04
16. Pavel Sofin, Russia 19.02
17. Dragan Peric, Serbia and Montenegro 18.91
18. Burger Lambrechts, South Africa 18.67
19. Edis Elkasevic, Croatia 18.44

Ending

17:30