2021 Tokyo Olympics: Men's Decathlon Gold Medal Winner Odds Heavily Favor Canada's Damian Warner on FanDuel

The 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games are in full swing and sports fans are able to put in wagers on a number of different events on FanDuel Sportsbook.

Men's track & field remain some of the most exciting events in the Olympics time around. Specifically, the men's decathlon competition, which made its debut at the 1912 Olympics. Athletes push their bodies to the limits in order to battle at the most elite level in the world.

Olympics Men's Decathlon

Canada's Damian Warner leads all competitors with odds set -165 to take home the gold in this event, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. The 31-year-old is competing in his second Olympic Games after taking home the Bronze Medal in the event at the 2016 Rio Summer Games.

Kevin Mayer of France ranks with the second-best odds set at +150 to win the event.

Here's how the rest of the Olympics men's decathlon gold medal odds are shaping up. Seven athletes own +10000 odds in the competition.

Olympics Men's Decathlon Gold Medal Odds

1. Damian Warner (CAN): -165

2. Kevin Mayer (FRA): +150

3. Pierce Lepage (CAN): +2900

4. Niklas Kaul (GER): +2900

5. Thomas Van Der Plaetsen (BEL): +3400

6. Garrett Scantling (USA): +3400

7. Maicel Uibo (EST): +4100

8. Ashley Moloney (AUS): +4400

9. Zazhery Ziemek (USA): +5000

10. Steven Bastien (USA): +5000

11. Kai Kazmirek (GER): +6000

12. Ilya Shkurenyov (ROC): +6000

13. Lindon Victor (GRE): +8000

14. Karel Tilga (EST): +8000

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