ATHENS 2004:

Gold - Pieter Van Den Hoogenenband, Netherlands
Silver - Roland Mark Schoeman, South Africa
Bronze - Ian Thorpe, Australia

SYDNEY 2000:

Gold - Pieter van den Hoogenband, Netherlands
Silver - Aleksandr Popov, Russia
Bronze - Gary Hall Jr., United States

ATLANTA 1996:

Gold - Aleksandr Popov, Russia
Silver - Gary Hall Jr., United States
Bronze - Gustavi Borges, Brazil

BARCELONA 1992:

Gold - Alexander Popov, Unified team 
Silver - Gustavo Borges, Brazil
Bronze - Stephane Caron, France 

SEOUL 1988:

Gold - Matthew Biondi, United States
Silver - Christopher Jacobs, United States
Bronze - Stephan Caron, France

LOS ANGELES 1984:

Gold - Ambrose "Rowdy" Gaines, United States
Silver - Mark Stockwell, Australia
Bronze - Per Johansson, Sweden

MOSCOW 1980:

Gold - Jorg Woithe, West Germany
Silver - Per Holmertz, Sweden
Bronze - Per Johansson, Sweden

MONTREAL 1976:

Gold - Jim Montgomery, United States
Silver - Jim Babashoff, United States
Bronze - Peter Nocke, West Germany

MUNICH 1972:

Gold - Mark Spitz, United States
Silver - Jerry Heidenreich, United States
Bronze - Vladimir Bure, Soviet Union

MEXICO CITY 1968:

Gold - Michale Wenden, Austria
Silver - Kenneth Walsh, United States
Bronze - Mark Spitz, United States

TOKYO 1964:

Gold - Donald Schollander, United States
Silver - Robert McGregor, Great Britain
Bronze - Hans-Joachim, Klein, West Germany

ROME 1960:

Gold - John Devitt, Australia
Silver - Lance Larson, United States
Bronze - Manuel Dos Santos, Brazil

MELBOURNE 1956:

Gold - Jon Henricks, Australia
Silver - John Devitt, Australia
Bronze - Gary Chapman, Autsralia

HELSINKI 1952:

Gold - Clarke Scholes, United States
Silver - Hiroshi Suzuki, Japan
Bronze - Goran Larsson, Sweden

LONDON 1948:

Gold - Walter Ris, United States
Silver - Alan Ford, United States
Bronze - Geza Kadas, Hungary

BERLIN 1936:

Gold - Ferenc Csik, Hungary
Silver - Masanori Yusa, Japan
Bronze - Shigeo Arai, Japan

LOS ANGELES 1932:

Gold - Yasuji Miyazaki, Japan
Silver - Tatsugo Kawaishi, Japan
Bronze - Albert Schwartz, United States

AMSTERDAM 1928:

Gold - Johnny Weismuller, United States
Silver - Istvan Barany, Hungary
Bronze - Katsuo Takaishi, Japan

PARIS 1924:

Gold - Johnny Weismuller, United States
Silver - Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, United States
Bronze - Samuel Kahanamoku, United States

ANTWERP 1920:

Gold - Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, United States
Silver - Pua Kela Kealoha, United States
Bronze - William Harris, United States

STOCKHOLM 1912:

Gold - Duke Paoa Kahanamoku, United States
Silver - Cecil Healy, Australia
Bronze - Kenneth Huszagh, United States

LONDON 1908:

Gold - Charles Daniels, United States
Silver - Zoltan Halmay, Hungary
Bronze - Harald Julin, Sweden

ATHENS 1906:

Gold - Charles Daniels, United States
Silver - Zoltan Halmay, Hungary
Bronze - Cecil healy, Australia

ST. LOUIS 1904:

Gold - Zoltan Halmay, Hungary
Silver - Charles Daniels, United States
Bronze - J. Scott Leary, United States

ATHENS 1896:

Gold - Alfred Hajos, Hungary 
Silver - Otto Herschmann, Austria
Bronze - no medal awarded

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