Carlos Eduardo Bezerra Chinin (born 3 May 1985 in São Paulo) is a decathlete from Brazil.IAAF profileSports Reference Profile
At the 2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro, the first Chinin's Pan, he won the bronze medal in the decathlon. He finished the first day in the second place, dropped to fourth after nine races, but made a startling rise in the last race, the 1500 m, finishing with 7977 points and medal.Brazilian Carlos Chinin saves the athletics day with bronze in the decathlon
At the 2007 Universiade in Bangkok, Chinin won a bronze medal, making 7920 points.
At the Olympic Games Beijing 2008 in China, Chinin suffered a spasm in the buttocks during the second step of the decathlon (long jump), and had difficulties in the other competitions. He had bad performances in the shot put, high jump and 400 meter. Then, on the second day, did not dispute the 110 meter hurdles, and was eliminated
In June 2013, Chinin broke the South American record in the decathlon, with the mark of 8393 points. Thus, he qualified for the 2013 World Championships in Athletics, obtaining the third best mark this year's World Ranking. The South American record earlier belonged to Luiz Alberto de Araujo, who had reached 8,276 points in 2012.
At the 2013 World Championships in Moscow, he made great competition until the ninth and penultimate round, where he was in fifth place, near the bronze medal. Chinin finished in sixth place with 8388 points, 5 of his South American record. Chinin hit 4 personal bests (10s78 in the 100m, 14s05 in the 110m hurdles, 5.10m in the pole vault and 59.98 m in the Javelin) and made the best campaign of a Brazilian in the World Championships on decathlon.
Achievements Representing 2004South American U23 ChampionshipsBarquisimeto, Venezuela —DecathlonDNF2005South American Championships Cali, Colombia4thDecathlon7307 pts2006South American Championships Tunja, Colombia 1stDecathlon7208 ptsSouth American U23 Championships /<br/ > South American GamesBuenos Aires, Argentina 1stDecathlon7253 pts2007Pan American Games Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 3rdDecathlon7977 ptsWorld Championships Osaka, Japan –DecathlonDNFUniversiade Bangkok, Thailand 3rdDecathlon7920 pts2008Hypo-Meeting Götzis, Austria13thDecathlon7778 ptsOlympic Games Beijing, China –DecathlonDNF2009South American Championships Lima, Peru 1stDecathlon7474 pts2013World Championships Moscow, Russia6thDecathlon8388 pts
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