SYDNEY 2000: Gold - Ni Xiong, China Silver - Fernando Platas, Mexico Bronze - Dmitri Saoutine, Russia

ATLANTA 1996: Gold - Xiong Ni, China Silver - Yu Zhuocheng, China Bronze - Mark Lenzi, United States

BARCELONA 1992: Gold -Mark Lenzi, United States Silver - Tan Liangde, China Bronze - Dmitri Saoutine, Unified Team

SEOUL 1988: Gold - Gregory Louganis, United States Silver - Tan Liangde, China Bronze - Li Deliang, China

LOS ANGELES 1984: Gold - Gregory Louganis, United States Silver - Tan Liangde, China Bronze - Ronald Merriott, United States

MOSCOW 1980: Gold - Aleksandr Portnov, Soviet Union Silver - Carlos Giron, Mexico Bronze - Franco Giorgio Cagnotto, Italy

MONTREAL 1976: Gold - Philip Boggs, United States Silver - Franco Giorgio Cagnotto, Italy Bronze - Aleksandr Kosenkov, Soviet Union

MUNICH 1972: Gold - Vladimir Vasin, Soviet Union Silver - Franco Giorgio Cagnotto, Italy Bronze - Craig Lincoln, United States

MEXICO CITY 1968: Gold - Bernard Wrightson, United States Silver - Klaus Diblasi, Italy Bronze - James Henry, United States

TOKYO 1964: Gold - Kenneth Sitzberger, United States Silver - Francis Gorman, United States Bronze - Larry Andreasen, United States

ROME 1960: Gold - Gary Tobian, United States Silver - Samuel Hall, United States Bronze - Juan Botella, Mexico

MELBOURNE 1956: Gold - Robert Clotworthy, United States Silver - Donald Harper, United States Bronze - Joaquin Capilla Perez, Mexico

HELSINKI 1952: Gold - David Browning, United States Silver - Miller Anderson, United States Bronze - Robert Clotworthy, United States

LONDON 1948: Gold - Bruce Harlan, United States Silver - Miller Anderson. United States Bronze - Samuel Lee, United States

BERLIN 1936: Gold - Richard Degner, United States Silver - Marshall Wayne, United States Bronze - Albert Greene, United States

LOS ANGELES 1932: Gold - Michael Galitzen (Micky Reilly), United States Silver - Harold Smith, United States Bronze - Richard Degener, United States

AMSTERDAM 1928: Gold - Ulise "Pete" Desjardins, United States Silver - Michael Galitzen (Micky Reilly), United States Bronze - Farid Simaika, Egypt

PARIS 1924: Gold - Albert White, United States Silver - Ulise "Pete" Desjardins, United States Bronze - Clarence Pinkston, United States

ANTWERP 1920: Gold - Louis Kuehn, United States Silver - Clarence Pinkston, United States Bronze - Louis Balbach, United States

STOCKHOLM 1912: Gold - Paul Gunther, Germany Silver - Hans Luber, Germany Bronze - Kurt Behrens, Germany

LONDON 1908: Gold - Albert Zurner, Germany Silver - Kurt Behrens, Germany Bronze - George Gaidzik, United States Gottlob Walz, Germany 1896 - 1906: not held