ATHENS 2004:

Gold - Guozheng Zhang, China
Silver - Bae Young Lee, South Korea
Bronze - Nikolay Pechalov, Croatia

SYDNEY 2000:

Gold - Galabin Boevski, Bulgaria
Silver - Georgi Markov, Bulgaria
Bronze - Sergei Lavrenov, Belarus

1996: up to 70 kg

ATLANTA 1996:

Gold - Zhan Xugang, China
Silver - Kim Myong, North Korea
Bronze - Attila Feri, Hungary

1920 - 1992:

up to 67 1/2 kg

BARCELONA 1992:

Gold - Israel Militossian, Unified Team
Silver - Yoto Yotov, Bulgaria
Bronze - Andreas Behm, Germany

SEOUL 1988:

Gold - X-Joachim Kunz, East Germany
Silver - Israil Militosyan, Soviet Union
Bronze - Li Jinhe, China
X-medal awarded to Kunz after Angel Guenchev (Bulgaria) tested positive
  for drugs and was disqualified

LOS ANGELES 1984:

Gold - Yao Jingyuan, China
Silver - Andrei Socaci, Romania
         Jouni Gronman, Finland
Bronze - None awarded

MOSCOW 1980:

Gold - Yanko Roussev, Bulgaria
Silver - Joachim Kunz, East Germany
Bronze - Mincho Pachov, Bulgaria

MONTREAL 1976:

Gold - Pyotr Korol, Soviet Union
Silver - Daniel Senet, France
Bronze - Kazimierz Czarnecki, Poland

MUNICH 1972:

Gold - Mukharby Kirzhinov, Soviet Union
Silver - Mladen Kuchev, Bulgaria
Bronze - Zbigniew Kaczmarek, Poland

MEXICO CITY 1968:

Gold - Waldemar Baszanowski, Poland
Silver - Parviz Jalayer, Iran
Bronze - Marian Zielinski, Poland

TOKYO 1964:

Gold - Waldemar Baszanowski, Poland
Silver - Vladimir Kaplunov, Soviet Union
Bronze - Marian Zielinski, Poland

ROME 1960:

Gold - Viktor Bushuyev, Soviet Union
Silver - Tan Howe Liang, Singapore
Bronze - Abdul Wahid Aziz, Iraq

MELBOURNE 1956:

Gold - Igor Rybak, Soviet Union
Silver - Rafael Khabutdinov, Soviet Union
Bronze - Kim Chang-hee, South Korea

HELSINKI 1952:

Gold - Tamio "Tommy" Kono, United States
Silver - Yevgeny Lopatin, Soviet Union
Bronze - Verne Barberis, Austria

LONDON 1948:

Gold - Ibrahim Hassanien Shams, Egypt
Silver - Attia Hamouda, Egypt
Bronze - James Halliday, Great Britain

BERLIN 1936:

Gold - Robert Fein, Austria
Silver - Anwar Mohammed Mesbah, Egypt
Bronze - Karl Jansen, Germany

LOS ANGELES 1932:

Gold - Rene Duverger, France
Silver - Hans Haas, Austria
Bronze - Gastone Pierini, Italy

AMSTERDAM 1928:

Gold - Hans Haas, Germany
Silver - Kurt Helbig, Austria
Bronze - Fernand Arnout, France

PARIS 1924:

Gold - Edmond Decottignies, France
Silver - Anton Zwerina, Austria
Bronze - Bohumil Durdis, Czechslovakia

ANTWERP 1920:

Gold - Alfred Neuland, Estonia
Silver - Louis Williquet, Belgium
Bronze - Florimond Rooms, Belgium 

1896 - 1912:

not held

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