See results for Men or Women, or see another table with all the results by year. Men's ResultsMen's Extra Lightweight (-60kg)
1980
Moscow | 1. Thierry Rey
2. Rafael Rodriguez
3. Aramby Emizh
3. Tibor Kincses | France
Cuba
USSR
Hungary |
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1984
Los Angeles | 1. Shinji Hosokawa
2. Jae-Yup Kim
3. Neil Eckersley
3. Edward Liddie | Japan
Korea
Great Britain
USA |
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1988
Seoul | 1. Jae Yup Kim
2. Kevin Asano
3. S. Hosokawa
4. A. Tokikachvili | Korea
USA
Japan
USSR |
|---|
1992
Barcelona | 1. Nazim Guseinov
2. Yoon Hyun
3. Tadanori Koshino
3. Richard Trautmann | Unified Team
Korea
Japan
Germany |
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1996
Atlanta | 1. Tadahiro Nomura
2. Girolamo Giovinazzo
3. Dorjpalam Narmandakh
3. Richard Trautmann | Japan
Italy
Mongolia
Germany |
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2000
Sydney | 1. Tadahiro Nomura
2. B.K. Jung
3. M. Poulot
3. A. Smagulov | Japan
Korea
Cuba
KGZ |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. Tadahiro Nomura
2. KHERGIANI, Nestor
3. TSAGAANBAATAR, K.
3. CHOI, Min Ho | Japan
Georgia
Mongolia
Korea |
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Men's Half Lightweight (-66kg)
1980
Moscow | 1. Nikolai Soladukhin
2. Tsendying Damdin
3. Ilian Nedkov
3. Janusz Pawlowski | USSR
MON
Bulgaria
Poland |
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1984
Los Angeles | 1. Yoshiyuki Matsuoka
2. Jung Oh Hwang
3. Mark Alexandre
3. Josef Reiter | Japan
Korea
France
Austria |
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1988
Seoul | 1. Kyung Kun Lee
2. J. Pawlowski
3. B. Carbetta
3. Y. Yamamoto | Korea
Poland
France
Japan |
|---|
1992
Barcelona | 1. Rogerio Sampaio Cardoso
2. Josef Czak
3. Udo Quellmalz
3. Hernandez Planas Israel | Brazil
Hungary
Germany
Cuba |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Udo Quellmalz
2. Yukimasa Nakamura
3. Henrique Guimares
3. Hernandez Planas Israel | Germany
Japan
Brazil
Cuba |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. H. Ozkan
2. Benboudaoud
3. Giovinazzo
3. Vazagashvili | Turkey
France
Italy
Georgia |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. UCHISHIBA, Masato
2. KRNAC, Jozef
3. GEORGIEV, Georgi
3. ARENCIBIA, Yordanis | Japan
SLO
Bulgaria
Cuba |
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Men's Lightweight (-73kg)
1964
Tokyo | 1. Takehide Nakatani
2. Eric Hanni
3. Aron Bogoljubov
3. Oleg Stepanov | Japan
Switzerland
USSR
USSR |
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1972
Munich | 1. Takao Kawaguchi
2. Yong-ik Kim
3. Jean-Jacques Mounier
3. Wolfram Koppen | Japan
PRK
France
Germany |
|---|
1976
Montreal | 1. Hector Rodriguez Torres
2. Eun-kyung Chang
3. Felice Mariani
3. Jozsef Tuncsik | Cuba
Korea
Italy
Hungary |
|---|
1980
Moscow | 1. Ezio Gamba
2. Neil Adams
3. Ravdan Davaadalai
3. Karl-Heinz Lehmann | Italy
Great Britain
MON
GDR |
|---|
1984
Los Angeles | 1. Byeong-keun Ahn
2. Ezio Gamba
3. Kerrith Brown
3. Luis Onmura | South Korea
Italy
Great Britain
Brazil |
|---|
1988
Seoul | 1. Marc Alexandre
2. S. Loll
3. Michael Swain
3. G. Tenadze | France
Germany
USA
USSR |
|---|
1992
Barcelona | 1. Toshihiko Koga
2. Bertalan Hajtos
3. Chung Hoon
3. Shay Oren Smadga | Japan
Hungary
Korea
Israel |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Kenzo Nakamura
2. Kwak Dae-sung
3. Christophe Gagliano
3. Jimmy Pedro | Japan
Korea
France
USA |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. Giuseppe Maddaloni
2. Tiago Camilo
3. Anatoly Laryukov
3. Vsevolods Zelonijs | Italy
Brazil
Belarus
Latvia |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. LEE, Won Hee
2. MAKAROV, Vitaliy
3. GUILHEIRO, Leandro
3. PEDRO, James | Korea
Russia
Brazil
USA |
|---|
Men's Half Middleweight (-81kg)
1972
Munich | 1. Toyokazu Nomura
2. Antoni Zajkowski
3. Dietmar Hotger
3. Anatoli Novikov | Japan
Poland
GDR
USSR |
|---|
1976
Montreal | 1. Vladimir Nevzorov
2. Koji Kuramoto
3. Marian Talaj
3. Patrick Vial | USSR
Japan
Poland
France |
|---|
1980
Moscow | 1. Shota Khabareli
2. Juan Ferrer
3. Harald Heinke
3. Michel Nowak | USSR
Cuba
GDR
France |
|---|
1984
Los Angeles | 1. Frank Wieneke
2. Neil Adams
3. Mireca Fratica
3. Michel Nowak | West Germany
Great Britain
Romania
France |
|---|
1988
Seoul | 1. Waldemar Legien
2. F. Wieneke
3. T. Brechot
3. B. Varaev | Poland
FRG
Germany
USSR |
|---|
1992
Barcelona | 1. Hidehiko Yoshida
2. Jason Morris
3. Bertrand Domaisin
3. Kim Byung Joo | Japan
United States
France
South Korea |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Djamel Bouras
2. Toshihiko Koga
3. Soso Liparteliani
3. In-Chul Cho | France
Japan
Georgia
South Korea |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. M. Takimoto
2. I. C. Cho
3. N. Delgado
3. A. Budolin | Japan
Korea
Portugal
Estonia |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. ILIADIS, Ilias
2. GONTYUK, Roman
3. NOSSOV, Dimitri
3. CANTO, Flavio | Greece
Ukraine
Russia
Brazil |
|---|
Men's Middleweight (-90kg)
1964
Tokyo | 1. Isao Okano
2. Wolfgang Hofmann
3. James Bregman
3. Ih Tae Kim | Japan
Germany
USA
Korea |
|---|
1972
Munich | 1. Shinobu Sekine
2. Seung Lip Oh
3. Jean-Paul Coche
3. Brian Jacks | Japan
Korea
France
Great Britain |
|---|
1976
Montreal | 1. Isamu Sonoda
2. Valery Dvoinikov
3. Slavko Obadov
3. Young Chul Park | Japan
USSR
Yugoslavia
Korea |
|---|
1980
Moscow | 1. Jurg Rothlisberger
2. Isaac Azcuy
3. Detlef Ultsch
3. Aleksandr Yatskevich | Switzerland
Cuba
GDR
USSR |
|---|
1984
Los Angeles | 1. Peter Seisenbacher
2. Robert Berland
3. Walter Carmona
3. Seiki Nose | Austria
USA
Brazil
Japan |
|---|
1988
Seoul | 1. Peter Seisenbacher
2. V. Chestakov
3. B. Spijkers
3. A. Osako | Austria
USSR
Netherlands
Japan |
|---|
1992
Barcelona | 1. Waldemar Legien
2. Pascal Tayot
3. Hirotaka Okada
3. Nicolas Gill | Poland
France
Japan
Canada |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Jeon Ki Yeung
2. Armen Bagdasorov
3. Mark Huizinga
3. Marko Spittka | Korea
Uzbekistan
Netherlands
Germany |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. Mark Huizinga
2. Carlos Honorato
3. Ruslan Mashurenko
3. Frederic Demontfaucon | Netherlands
Brazil
Ukraine
France |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. ZVIANDAURI, Zurab
2. IZUMI, Hiroshi
3. TAOV, Khasanbi
3. HUIZINGA, Mark | Georgia
Japan
Russia
Netherlands |
|---|
Men's Half Heavyweight (-100kg)
1972
Munich | 1. Shota Chochoshvili
2. David Starbrook
3. Paul Barth
3. Chiaki Ishii | USSR
Great Britain
Germany
Brazil |
|---|
1976
Montreal | 1. Ninomiya
2. Ramaz Harshiladze
3. Jurg Rothlisberger
3. David Starbroook | Japan
USSR
Switzerland
Great Britain |
|---|
1980
Moscow | 1. Robert Van de Walle
2. Tengiz Khubuluri
3. Dietmar Lorenz
3. Henk Numan | Belgium
USSR
GDR
Netherlands |
|---|
1984
Los Angeles | 1. Hyung Joo Ha
2. Douglas Vieira
3. Bjarni Fridriksson
3. Gunter Neureuther | Korea
Brazil
Iceland
West Germany |
|---|
1988
Seoul | 1. Aurelio Miguel
2. M. Meiling
3. Robert van der Walle
3. D. Stewart | Brazil
Germany
Belgium
Great Britain |
|---|
1992
Barcelona | 1. Antal Kovacs
2. Raymond Stevens
3. Dmitri Sergeev
3. Theo Meijer | Hungary
Great Britain
Unified Team
Netherlands |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Pawel Nastula
2. Kim Min Soo
3. Aurelio Miguel Fernandez
3. Stephane Traineau | Poland
Korea
Brazil
France |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. Kosei Inoue
2. Nicolas Gill
3. Iouri Stepkine
3. Stephane Traineau | Japan
Canada
Russia
France |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. MAKARAU, Ihar
2. JANG, Sung Ho
3. JURACK, Michael
3. ZEEVI, Ariel | Belarus
Korea
Germany
Israel |
|---|
Men's Heavyweight (+100kg)
1964
Tokyo | 1. Isao Inokuma
2. Alfred Rogers
3. Anzor Kiknadze
3. Parnaoz Chikviladze | Japan
Canada
USSR
USSR |
|---|
1972
Munich | 1. Willem Ruska
2. Klaus Glahn
3. Motoki Nishimura
3. Givi Onashvili | Netherlands
Germany
Japan
USSR |
|---|
1976
Montreal | 1. Sergei Novikov
2. Gunther Neureuther
3. Allen Coage
3. Sumio Endo | USSR
Germany
USA
Japan |
|---|
1980
Moscow | 1. Angelo Parisi
2. Dimitr Zaprianov
3. Radomír Kovaèeviè
3. Vladimír Kocman | France
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia |
|---|
1984
Los Angeles | 1. Hitoshi Saito
2. Angelo Parisi
3. Mark Berger
3. Yong Chul Cho | Japan
France
Canada
Korea |
|---|
1988
Seoul | 1. Hitoshi Saito
2. H. Stoehr
3. Yong Chul Cho
3. G. Verichev | Japan
Germany
Korea
USSR |
|---|
1992
Barcelona | 1. David Khakaleshvili
2. Naoya Ogowa
3. David Douillet
3. Imre Csosz | Unified Team
Japan
France
Hungary |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. David Douillet
2. Ernesto Perez
3. Frank Moeller
3. Harry van Barneveld | France
Spain
Germany
Belgium |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. David Douillet
2. Shinichi Shinohara
3. Indrek Pertelson
3. Tamerlan Tmenov | France
Japan
Estonia
Russia |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. SUZUKI, Keiji
2. TMENOV, Tamerlan
3. VAN DER GEEST, Dennis
3. PERTELSON, Indrek | Japan
Russia
Netherlands
Estonia |
|---|
Men's Openweight
1964
Tokyo | 1. Anton Geesink
2. Akio Kaminaga
3. Theodore Boronovskis
3. Klaus Glahn | Holland
Japan
Australia
Germany |
|---|
1972
Munich | 1. Willem Ruska
2. Vitali Kusnezov
3. Jean-Claude Brondani
3. Angelo Parisi | Netherlands
USSR
France
Great Britain |
|---|
1976
Montreal | 1. Haruki Uemura
2. Keith Remfry
3. Jae Ki Cho
3. Shota Chochoshvilli | Japan
Great Britain
Korea
USSR |
|---|
1980
Moscow | 1. Deitmar Lorenz
2. Angelo Parisi
3. Andreas Ozsvar
3. Arthur Mapp | GDR
France
Hungary
Great Britain |
|---|
1984
Los Angeles | 1. Yasuhiro Yamashita
2. Mohamed Rashwan
3. Mihal Cioc
3. Arthur Schnabel | Japan
Egypt
Romania
Germany |
|---|
Women's ResultsWomen's Extra Lightweight (-48kg)
1992
Barcelona | 1. Cecile Nawak
2. Ryoko Tamura
3. Hulya Senyurt
3. Amarilis Savon Carmenaty | France
Japan
Turkey
Cuba |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Kye Sun
2. Ryoko Tamura
3. Amarilis Savon
3. Yolanda Soler | North Korea
Japan
Cuba
Spain |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. R. Tamura
2. L. Brouletova
3. A. Gradante
3. A. Simons | Japan
Russia
Germany
Belgium |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. R. Tamura
2. F. Jossinet
3. J. Matijass
3. F. Gao | Japan
France
Germany
China |
|---|
Women's Half Lightweight (-52kg)
1992
Barcelona | 1. Munoz M. Allmudena
2. Mizoguchi Noriki
3. Li Zhongyun
3. Rendle Sharon Susan | Spain
Japan
China
Great Britain |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Marie-Claire Restoux
2. Hyun Sook-Hee
3. Noriko Sagawara
3. Legna Verdecia | France
South Korea
Japan
Cuba |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. L. Verdecia
2. N. Narazaki
3. S.H Kye
3. Y. Liu | Cuba
Japan
PRK
China |
|---|
| 2004
Athens | 1. D. Xian
2. Y. Yokosawa
3. A. Savon
3. I. Heylen | China
Japan
Cuba
Belgium |
|---|
Women's Lightweight (-57kg)
1992
Barcelona | 1. Miriam Blasco Soto
2. Kim Fairbrother Nicola
3. Chiyori Tateno | Spain
Great Britain
Japan |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Driulis Gonzalez
2. Jung Sun-Yong
3. Isabelle Fernandez
3. Marisbell Lomba | Cuba
Korea
Spain
Belgium |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. Isabel Fernandez
2. Driulys Gonzalez
3. Kie Kusakabe
3. Maria Pekli | Spain
Cuba
Japan
Australia |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. BOENISCH, Yvonne
2. KYE, Sun Hui
3. GRAVENSTIJN, Deborah
3. LUPETEY, Yurisleidy | Germany
People's Republic of Korea
Netherlands
Cuba |
|---|
Women's Half Middleweight (-63kg)
1992
Barcelona | 1. Catherine Fleury
2. Yael Arad
3. Di Zhang
3. Elena Petrova | France
Israel
China
Unified Team |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Yuko Emoto
2. Gella Vandecaveye
3. Jenny Gal
3. Sung-Sook Jung | Japan
Belgium
Netherlands
South Korea |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. S. Vandenhende
2. Shufang Li
3. G. Vandecaveye
3. S. S. Jung | France
China
Belgium
Korea |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. TANIMOTO, Ayumi
2. HEILL, Claudia
3. ZOLNIR, Urska
3. GONZALEZ, Driulys | Japan
Austria
SLO
Cuba |
|---|
Women's Middleweight (-70kg)
1992
Barcelona | 1. Odalis Reve Jimenez
2. Emanuela Pierantozzi
3. Heidi Rakels
3. Louise Howey Kate | Cuba
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Cho Min-sun
2. Aneta Szczepanska
3. Wang Xianbo
3. Claudia Zwiers | Korea
Poland
China
Netherlands |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. Sibelis Veranes
2. Kate Howey
3. Min-Sun Cho
3. Ylenia Scapin | Cuba
Great Britain
Korea
Italy |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. UENO, Masae
2. BOSCH, Edith
3. QIN, Dongya
3. BOEHM, Annett | Japan
Netherlands
China
Germany |
|---|
Women's Half Heavyweight (-78kg)
1992
Barcelona | 1. Jung Kim Mi
2. Yoko Tanabe
3. Irene de Kok
3. Laetitia Meignan | Korea
Japan
Netherlands
France |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Ulla Werbrouck
2. Yoko Tanabe
3. Diadenis Luna
3. Ylena Scapin | Belgium
Japan
Cuba
Italy |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. Lin Tang
2. Celine Lebrun
3. Simona Marcela Richter
3. Emanuela Pierantozzi | China
France
Romania
Italy |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. ANNO, Noriko
2. LUI, Xia
3. MORICO, Lucia
3. LABORDE, Yurisel | Japan
China
Italy
Cuba |
|---|
Women's Heavyweight (+78kg)
1992
Barcelona | 1. Xiaoyan Zhung
2. Estela Rodriguez Vilanueva
3. Natalia Lupino
3. Yoko Sakaue | China
Cuba
France
Japan |
|---|
1996
Atlanta | 1. Sun Fu Ming
2. Estela Rodriguez
3. Johanna Hagn
3. Christine Cicot | China
Cuba
Germany
France |
|---|
2000
Sydney | 1. Hua Yuan
2. Daima Mayelis Beltran
3. Seon-Young Kim
3. Mayumi Yamashita | China
Cuba
Korea
Japan |
|---|
2004
Athens | 1. TSUKABA, Maki
2. BELTRAN, Daima Mayelis
3. DONGUZASHVILI, Tea
3. FUMING, Sun | Japan
Cuba
Russia
China |
|---|
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