England's Dean Macey celebrates winning the men's decathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006.

England's Dean Macey competes in the men's Decathlon pole vault at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006.

England's Dean Macey celebrates winning a gold medal, Jamaica's Maurice Smith (L) shows his silver medal and Australia's Jason Dudley (R) shows his bronze medal in the men's Decathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey celebrates winning a gold medal in the men's Decathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey celebrates winning the men's decathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey celebrates winning the men's decathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

Australia's bronze medallist Jason Dudley (R) and England's gold medallist Dean Macey hug after their win at the men's decathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

Australia's bronze medallist Jason Dudley (L) and England's gold medallist Dean Macey celebrate their win at the men's decathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey celebrates winning the men's decathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey competes in the men's decathlon pole vault event at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey competes in the men's Decathlon pole vault at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey throws during men's Decathlon Discus at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey (L) and Australia's Jason Dudley compete in the men's Decathlon 110m Hurdles at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey prepares for the men's Decathlon 110m Hurdles at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey competes in the men's Decathlon 110m Hurdles at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 21, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey competes in the men's Decathlon high jump at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 20, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey celebrates as he competes during the men's Decathlon Shot Put at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 20, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey competes during the men's Decathlon shot put at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 20, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

England's Dean Macey and New Zealand's Brent Newdick (R) compete in the men's 100m decathlon at the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne March 20, 2006. REUTERS/David Gray

British decathlete Dean Macey reacts after finishing the 1500 metres in second place and fourth position overall in the men's decathlon final at the Olympic Stadium at the Athens 2004 Olympic Summer Games, August 24, 2004.

Britain's Dean Macey waits to compete in the javelin throw in the men's decathlon at Olympic Stadium at the 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez JSK/AA

Britain's Dean Macey competes in the javelin throw in the men's decathlon at Olympic Stadium at the 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach JSK/SV

Britain's Dean Macey competes in the men's pole vault of the decathlon at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. REUTERS/Ruben Sprich RS/AA

Britain's Dean Macey competes during the men's discus throw of the decathlon at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 24, 2004. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach MD/DL

Britains Dean Macey and Chinas Qi Haifeng clear a hurdle during a 110 metres hurdles event of the decathlon in Athens. Britain's Dean Macey (L) and China's Qi Haifeng clear a hurdle during a 110 metres hurdles event of the decathlon at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens August 24, 2004. REUTERS/Mike Blake

Britain's Dean Macey reacts during the shot put in the decathlon at the 2004 Olympic Summer Games in Athens August 23, 2004.

British decathlete Macey reacts after his first shotput throw in the men's decathlon final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. British decathlete Dean Macey reacts after his first shotput throw in the third round of the men's decathlon final at the Olympic Stadium at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 23, 2004. REUTERS/Toby Melville

British decathlete Macey reacts after his first shotput throw in the men's decathlon final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. British decathlete Dean Macey reacts after his first shotput throw in the third round of the men's decathlon final at the Olympic Stadium at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 23, 2004. REUTERS/Toby Melville

British decathlete Macey reacts after his first shotput throw in the men's decathlon final at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. British decathlete Dean Macey reacts after his first shot put throw in the third round of the men's decathlon final at the Olympic Stadium at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games, August 23, 2004. REUTERS/Toby Melville

Britain's Dean Macey reacts during the shot put in the decathlon at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens August 23, 2004. REUTERS/Jason Reed MD/AA

Britain's Dean Macey reacts during the shot put in the decathlon at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens August 23, 2004. REUTERS/Jason Reed MD/AA

Britain's Dean Macey runs in heat two of the men's 100 metres event of the decathlon at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 23, 2004. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez CP/AA

British decathlete Macey relaxes following a news conference at the Team GB training camp in Cyprus, ahead of the Athens Olympics. British decathlete Dean Macey relaxes following a news conference at the Team GB training camp, in Paphos, Cyprus, ahead of the Athens Olympics August 10, 2004. REUTERS/Toby Melville

Michael Nolan (top left) of Canada, Chiel Warners of the Netherlands, and Dean Macey of Great Britain (R) collapse in exhaustion after completing the 1500 meter portion of the men's decathlon at the World Championships in Athletics, in Edmonton August 7, 2001.

Tomas Dvorak (L) of the Czech Republic is congratulated by Dean Macey
of Great Britain on his win in the men's decathlon during a medal
ceremony at the 8th IAAF World Championships in Athletics, in Edmonton
August 7, 2001. Dvorak placed first with 8,902 points and Macey placed
third with 8,603.

JJL/HB

Michael Nolan (top left) of Canada, Chiel Warners of the Netherlands,
and Dean Macey of Great Britain (R) collapse in exhaustion after
completing the 1500 meter portion of the men's decathlon at the World
Championships in Athletics, in Edmonton August 7, 2001.

MMR/HB

Tomas Dvorak of the Czech Republic (255), Erki Nool (C) of Estonia, and
Dean Macey of Great Britain celebrate their first, second and third
place finishes in the men's decathlon at the World Championships in
Athletics, in Edmonton August 7, 2001. Dvorak won with 8,902 points,
Nool was second with 8,815 and Macey was third with 8,603.

MMR/HB

Dean Macey of Great Britain celebrates his bronze medal win in the
men's decathlon at the 8th IAAF World Championships in Athletics, in
Edmonton August 7, 2001. Macey placed third with a total of 8,603
points.

JJL/HB

Tomas Dvorak of the Czech Republic celebrates after winning the men's
decathlon at the World Championships in Athletics, in Edmonton August
7, 2001. Dvorak won with 8902 points, Edki Nool of Estonia came in
second with 8815, and Dean Macey of Great Britain third with 8603.

MMR/HB

Dean Macey (L) of Great Britain, Tomas Dvorak of the Czech Republic and
Erki Nool (R) of Estonia celebrate their finishes in the men's
decathlon at the 8th IAAF World Championships in Athletics, in Edmonton
August 7, 2001. Dvorak placed first with 8902 points, Nool placed
second with 8815 and Macey placed third with 8603.

JJL/HB

Dean Macey of Great Britain grimaces after his throw in the javelin
portion of the decathlon at the 8th IAAF World Championships in
Athletics, in Edmonton August 7, 2001. Macey threw for a distance of
54.61 meters.

JJL/HB

Dean Macey of Great Britain in action in his heat of the 110 meter
hurdles portion of the men's decathlon at the World Championships in
Athletics, in Edmonton August 7, 2001. Macey came in second in his heat
with a time of 14.34 seconds, scoring 931 points.

MMR/HB

CANADA - YEAREND PICTURES 2001 - Dean Macey of Great Britain celebrates
his bronze medal win in the men's decathlon at the 8th IAAF World
Championships in Athletics, in Edmonton August 7, 2001. Macey placed
third with a total of 8,603 points. REUTERS/Jason Reed

JJL/HB/SV

Dean Macey of Great Britain during the shot put portion of the men's
decathlon at the 8th IAAF World Championships in Athletics, in Edmonton
August 6, 2001. Macey threw for a distance of 15.41 meters.

JJL/HB

Dean Macey of Great Britain runs in his heat of the 100 meter portion
of the men's decathlon at the World Championships in Athletics, in
Edmonton August 6, 2001. Macey finished first in his heat with a time
of 10.72, scoring 924 points.

MMR/HB

Dean Macey of Britain winds up to throw a javelin during the decathlon B competition at the Olympic Games in Sydney. Picture taken on September 28, 2000.

JLAM/CLH/JDP

Great Britain's Dean Macey waves after the decathlon at the Sydney Olympic Games. Macey finished the competition outside the medals in fourth place, Estonia's Erki Nool won the gold medal. Picture taken September 28, 2000.

ASIN

Estonia's Erki Nool (R) and Great Britain's Dean Macey finish the 1500m phase of the decathlon at the Sydney Olympic Games, September 28, 2000. Nool won the gold medal, Czech's Roman Sebrle was second and US Chris Huffins was third. Macey came fourth.

ASIN

Britain's Dean Macey staggers over the finish line of the 1500m phase of the decathlon at the Sydney Olympic Games, September 28, 2000. Macey finished the competition in fourth place, Estonia's Erki Nool won the gold medal.

ASIN

Britain's Dean Macey throws the discus during the decathlon event at the Sydney Olympic Games, September 28, 2000. Macey came in sixth with a throw of 43.37m.

ASIN/HB

Britain's Dean Macey (L) and USA's Chris Huffins talk to each other during the discus phase of the decathlon event at the Sydney Olympic Games, September 28, 2000. Huffins won the discus phase with a throw of 49.55m, Macey was sixth with a throw of 43.37m.

ASIN/HB

Britain's Dean Macey runs in the 110m hurdles phase of the decathlon event at the Sydney Olympic Games, September 28, 2000. Macey finished the race in eighth place with time of 14.53.

ASIN/HB

Great Britain's Dean Macey celebrates after winning the 400m phase of the decathlon event at the Sydney Olympic Games, September 27, 2000. Macey won the race in a time of 46.41.

ASIN

Great Britain's Dean Macey celebrates after winning the 400m phase of the decathlon event at the Sydney Olympic Games, September 27, 2000. There are ten events in the decathlon which is spread over two days.

ASIN

Great Britain's Dean Macey competes in the shot put phase of the decathlon event at the Sydney Olympic Games, September 27, 2000. Macey finished first in the long jump phase.

ASIN/HB

Britain's decathlete Dean Macey runs in the sunshine at the British training camp on the Gold Coast September 11, 2000. Macey won silver in the World Championships in 1999.

RUS

(L-R) Chris Huffins of the United States, Tomas Dvorak of the Czech Republic and Dean Macey of Great Britain pose with their medals during the decathlon award ceremony at the 7th IAAF world championships in athletics in Seville August 26. Dvorak won the gold medal, Macey won the silver and Huffins won the bronze.

SP/GB

Tomas Dvorak of the Czech Republic's shows off his gold medal during the decathlon award ceremony at the 7th IAAF world championships in athletics in Seville August 26. Britain's Dean Macey won the silver medal and Chris Huffins of the United States.

SP/GB

Dean Macey of Great Britain holds his silver medal for the decathlon competition at the 7th IAAF world championships in athletics in Seville August 26. Macey took the silver with 8556 points, a personal best.

JL/GB

Tomas Dvorak of the Czech Republic's kisses his gold medal during the decathlon award ceremony at the 7th IAAF world championships in athletics in Seville August 26. Britain's Dean Macey won the silver medal and Chris Huffins of the United States.

JL/GB