Adrián Carlos Marzo (born 24 January 1968) is a retired Argentine athlete who specialised in the hammer throw.[1] His personal best in the event is 70.12 metres, set in 2000.
His eleven consecutive appearances at the Ibero-American Championships (between 1988 and 2008) are the record for this competition.[2]
Competition record
| Year | 
Competition | 
Venue | 
Position | 
Event | 
Notes
 | 
Representing   Argentina
 | 
| 1984
 | 
South American Youth Championships
 | 
Tarija, Bolivia
 | 
1st
 | 
Hammer throw (5 kg)
 | 
59.14 m
 | 
| 1986
 | 
Pan American Junior Championships
 | 
Winter Park, United States
 | 
3rd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
56.16 m
 | 
| World Junior Championships
 | 
Athens, Greece
 | 
20th (q)
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
55.52 m
 | 
| South American Junior Championships
 | 
Quito, Ecuador
 | 
1st
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
64.88 m
 | 
| 1987
 | 
South American Junior Championships
 | 
Santiago, Chile
 | 
1st
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
60.88 m
 | 
| South American Championships
 | 
São Paulo, Brazil
 | 
3rd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
59.94 m
 | 
| 1988
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Mexico City, Mexico
 | 
5th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
61.64 m A
 | 
| 1990
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Manaus, Brazil
 | 
–
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
NM
 | 
| 1991
 | 
South American Championships
 | 
Manaus, Brazil
 | 
1st
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
65.12 m
 | 
| 1992
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Seville, Spain
 | 
8th
 | 
Shot put
 | 
14.99 m
 | 
| 4th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
67.72 m
 | 
| 1994
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Mar del Plata, Argentina
 | 
10th
 | 
Shot put
 | 
15.50 m
 | 
| 5th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
65.84 m
 | 
| 1995
 | 
Pan American Games
 | 
Mar del Plata, Argentina
 | 
6th
 | 
Shot put
 | 
15.89 m
 | 
| 7th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
66.38 m
 | 
| South American Championships
 | 
Manaus, Brazil
 | 
6th
 | 
Shot put
 | 
16.03 m
 | 
| 2nd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
69.04 m
 | 
| 1996
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Medellín, Colombia
 | 
5th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
64.36 m
 | 
| 1997
 | 
South American Championships
 | 
Mar del Plata, Argentina
 | 
4th
 | 
Shot put
 | 
15.45 m
 | 
| 2nd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
66.36 m
 | 
| 1998
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Lisbon, Portugal
 | 
5th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
67.50 m
 | 
| 1999
 | 
South American Championships
 | 
Bogotá, Colombia
 | 
3rd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
64.09 m
 | 
| Pan American Games
 | 
Winnipeg, Canada
 | 
5th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
65.55 m
 | 
| 2000
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
 | 
5th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
66.36 m
 | 
| 2001
 | 
South American Championships
 | 
Manaus, Brazil
 | 
2nd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
69.69 m
 | 
| 2002
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Guatemala City, Guatemala
 | 
3rd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
66.71 m
 | 
| 2003
 | 
South American Championships
 | 
Barquisimeto, Venezuela
 | 
7th
 | 
Shot put
 | 
14.85 m
 | 
| 2nd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
67.25 m
 | 
| Pan American Games
 | 
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
 | 
5th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
68.65 m
 | 
| 2004
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
San Fernando, Spain
 | 
3rd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
67.89 m
 | 
| 2005
 | 
South American Championships
 | 
Cali, Colombia
 | 
5th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
65.26 m
 | 
| 2006
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Ponce, Puerto Rico
 | 
5th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
64.29 m
 | 
| South American Championships
 | 
Tunja, Colombia
 | 
4th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
64.90 m
 | 
| 2008
 | 
Ibero-American Championships
 | 
Iquique, Chile
 | 
7th
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
61.99 m
 | 
| 2015
 | 
World Masters Championships
 | 
Lyon, France
 | 
M45 2nd
 | 
Hammer throw
 | 
56.96 m
 | 
References
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