TYMOSHCHENKO Pavlo

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Individual
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	2
2012	London, GBR	23
2008	Beijing, CHN	7

World Championships

Year	Location	Individual	Team	Relay M	Relay X
2021	Cairo, EGY	11	7	-	4
2019	Budapest, HUN	6	8	-	-
2018	Mexico City, MEX	3	3	-	-
2017	Cairo, EGY	9	8	-	-
2016	Moscow, RUS	26	13	-	-
2015	Berlin, GER	1	4	-	11
2014	Warsaw, POL	11	6	-	7
2013	Kaohsiung, TPE	28	4	-	3
2011	Moscow, RUS	30	6	3	-
2010	Chengdu, CHN	7	6	-	2
2009	London, GBR	39	9	7	-
2008	Budapest, HUN	26	2	-	-
2007	Berlin, GER	21	5	-	-

European Championships

Year	Location	Individual	Team	Relay X
2019	Bath, GBR	17	11	-
2018	Szekesfehervar, HUN	6	3	5
2017	Minsk, BLR	25	5	-

World Cup Final

Year	Location	Individual	Team	Relay X
2021	Hungary	9	-	-
2019	Tokyo, JPN	5	-	18
2018	Astana, KAZ	13	-	3
2017	Druskininkai, LTU	2	3	-

World Cup - Overview per season since 2017

Year	Event	Standings	Three best ranks per season
2021	Individual	16th	1 x 13th, 1 x 17th, 1 x 31st
2020	Individual	12th	1 x 12th
2019	Individual	12th	1 x 6th, 1 x 10th, 1 x 37th
2018	Individual	3rd	1 x 4th, 1 x 4th, 1 x 6th
2017	Individual	1st	1 x 1st, 1 x 2nd, 1 x 3rd

World Cup - Ten best performances since 2017

Rank	Year	Event	Location	Result
1	2017	Individual	Cairo, EGY	1420
2	2017	Individual	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1446
3	2017	Individual	Kecskemet, HUN	1461
4	2018	Individual	Los Angeles, CA, USA	1440
4	2017	Individual	Drzonkow, POL	1445
6	2019	Individual	Prague, CZE	1460
6	2018	Individual	Cairo, EGY	1411
7	2018	Individual	Kecskemet, HUN	1406
10	2019	Individual	Cairo, EGY	1408
12	2020	Individual	Cairo, EGY	1422

Legend
M - Men, W - Women, X - Mixed, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified

Athlete

Law - National Academy of Internal Affairs, Kyiv, UKR

Wife Maryna, daughters Marta [2014] and Uliana [2017]

English, Russian, Ukrainian

Dynamo [Kyiv, UKR]

Yury Tymoshchenko [father], UKR; Ernest Yatsyk [personal], UKR, from 2013; Anatoly Sumtsov, UKR; Oleksandr Dolgopolov, UKR

Right (UIPM, 15 Aug 2008)

2007 for Ukraine, in Budapest, Hungary (Athlete, 17 Feb 2016)

He injured his right foot in 2015 and could not train on it for two months. (Facebook profile, 13 Aug 2015; xsport.ua, 23 Nov 2015)

He took up the sport in 1998 in Kyiv, Ukraine. (Athlete, 23 Jul 2016)

"My father was the USSR champion in modern pentathlon, and he began coaching me after he finished his athletic career." (Athlete, 17 Feb 2016)

Hungarian modern pentathlete Andras Balczo. (Athlete, 17 Feb 2016)

For his achievements at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, he received the Order of Merit [third class] in Ukraine. (president.gov.ua, 04 Oct 2016)

He was named the 2015 Male Senior Athlete of the Year by the International Modern Pentathlon Union [UIPM]. (UIPM, 08 Nov 2015)

He has received the title of Honoured Master of Sport in Ukraine. (noc-ukr.org, 13 Jul 2021)