ATHENS 2004: Gold - David Cal, Spain Silver - Andreas Dittmer, Germany Bronze - Attila Vajda, Hungary

SYDNEY 2000: Gold - Andreas Dittmer, Germany Silver - Ledys Frank Balceiro, Cuba Bronze - Steve Giles, Canada

ATLANTA 1996: Gold - Martin Doktor, Czech Republic Silver - Ivan Klementyev, Latvia Bronze - Gyorgy Zala, Hungary

BARCELONA 1992: Gold - Nikolai Boukalov, Bulgaria Silver - Ivana Klementzjeve, Latvia Bronze - Gyorgy Zala, Hungary

SEOUL 1988: Gold - Ivan Klementyev, Soviet Union Silver - Jorg Schmidt, East Germany Bronze - Nikolai Bukhalov, Bulgaria

LOS ANGELES 1984: Gold - Ulrich Eicke, West Germany Silver - Larry Cain, Canada Bronze - Henning Jakobsen, Denmark

MOSCOW 1980: Gold - Lyubomir Lyubenov, Bulgaria Silver - Sergei Postrehkin, Soviet Union Bronze - Eckhard Leue, East Germany

MONTREAL 1976: Gold - Matija Ljubek, Yugoslavia Silver - Vassily Urchenko, Soviet Union Bronze - Tamas Wichmann, Hungary

MUNICH 1972 Gold - Ivan Patzaichin, Romania Silver - Tamas Wichmann, Hungary Bronze - Detlef Lewe, West Germany

MEXICO CITY 1968 Gold - Tibor Tatai, Hungary Silver - Detlef Lewe, West Germany Bronze - Vitaly Galkov, Soviet Union

TOKYO 1964 Gold - Jurgen Eschert, East Germany Silver - Andrei Igorov, Romania Bronze - Yevgeny Penyayev, Soviet Union

ROME 1960 Gold - Janos Parti, Hungary Silver - Aleksandr Silayev, Soviet Union Bronze - Leon Rotman, Romania

MELBOURNE 1956 Gold - Leon Rotman, Romania Silver - Istvan Hernek, Hungary Bronze - Gennady Bukharin, Soviet Union

HELSINKI 1952 Gold - Josef Holecek, Czechoslovakia Silver - Janos Parti, Hungary Bronze - Olavi Ojanpera, Finland

LONDON 1948 Gold - Josef Holecek, Czechoslovakia Silver - Douglas Bennett, Canada Bronze - Robert Boutigny, France

BERLIN 1936 Gold - Francis Amyot, Canada Silver - Bohuslav Karlik, Czechoslovakia Bronze - Erich Koschik, Germany

1896 - 1932: not held