List of Olympic medalists in Greco-Roman wrestling

See also: List of Olympic medalists in freestyle wrestling and Wrestling at the Summer Olympics

This is the complete list of Olympic medalists in Greco-Roman wrestling.

Mijaín López is the only athlete in modern Olympics history to win five consecutive gold medals in the same individual event. ^[1]

Current program

Bantamweight

• 58 kg: 1924–1928
• 56 kg: 1932–1936
• 57 kg: 1948–1996
• 58 kg: 2000
• 55 kg: 2004–2012
• 59 kg: 2016
• 60 kg: 2020–present

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1924 Paris details	Eduard Pütsep   Estonia	Anselm Ahlfors   Finland	Väinö Ikonen   Finland
1928 Amsterdam details	Kurt Leucht   Germany	Jindřich Maudr   Czechoslovakia	Giovanni Gozzi   Italy
1932 Los Angeles details	Jakob Brendel   Germany	Marcello Nizzola   Italy	Louis François   France
1936 Berlin details	Márton Lőrincz   Hungary	Egon Svensson   Sweden	Jakob Brendel   Germany
1948 London details	Kurt Pettersén   Sweden	Mahmoud Hassan   Egypt	Halil Kaya   Turkey
1952 Helsinki details	Imre Hódos   Hungary	Zakaria Chibab   Lebanon	Artem Teryan   Soviet Union
1956 Melbourne details	Konstantin Vyrupayev   Soviet Union	Edvin Vesterby   Sweden	Francisc Horvat   Romania
1960 Rome details	Oleg Karavayev   Soviet Union	Ion Cernea   Romania	Dinko Petrov   Bulgaria
1964 Tokyo details	Masamitsu Ichiguchi   Japan	Vladlen Trostyansky   Soviet Union	Ion Cernea   Romania
1968 Mexico City details	János Varga   Hungary	Ion Baciu   Romania	Ivan Kochergin   Soviet Union
1972 Munich details	Rustam Kazakov   Soviet Union	Hans-Jürgen Veil   West Germany	Risto Björlin   Finland
1976 Montreal details	Pertti Ukkola   Finland	Ivan Frgić   Yugoslavia	Farhat Mustafin   Soviet Union
1980 Moscow details	Shamil Serikov   Soviet Union	Józef Lipień   Poland	Benni Ljungbeck   Sweden
1984 Los Angeles details	Pasquale Passarelli   West Germany	Masaki Eto   Japan	Haralambos Holidis   Greece
1988 Seoul details	András Sike   Hungary	Stoyan Balov   Bulgaria	Haralambos Holidis   Greece
1992 Barcelona details	An Han-bong   South Korea	Rıfat Yıldız   Germany	Sheng Zetian   China
1996 Atlanta details	Yuriy Melnichenko   Kazakhstan	Dennis Hall   United States	Sheng Zetian   China
2000 Sydney details	Armen Nazaryan   Bulgaria	Kim In-sub   South Korea	Sheng Zetian   China
2004 Athens details	István Majoros   Hungary	Geidar Mamedaliyev   Russia	Artiom Kiouregkian   Greece
2008 Beijing details	Nazyr Mankiev   Russia	Rovshan Bayramov   Azerbaijan	Roman Amoyan   Armenia
			Park Eun-chul   South Korea
2012 London details	Hamid Sourian   Iran	Rovshan Bayramov   Azerbaijan	Péter Módos   Hungary
			Mingiyan Semenov   Russia
2016 Rio de Janeiro details	Ismael Borrero   Cuba	Shinobu Ota   Japan	Stig-André Berge   Norway
			Elmurat Tasmuradov   Uzbekistan
2020 Tokyo details	Luis Orta   Cuba	Kenichiro Fumita   Japan	Walihan Sailike   China
			Sergey Emelin   ROC
2024 Paris details	Kenichiro Fumita   Japan	Cao Liguo   China	Zholaman Sharshenbekov   Kyrgyzstan
			Ri Se-ung   North Korea

Lightweight

• 66.6 kg: 1908
• 67.5 kg: 1912–1928
• 66 kg: 1932–1936
• 67 kg: 1948–1960
• 70 kg: 1964–1968
• 68 kg: 1972–1996
• 69 kg: 2000
• 66 kg: 2004–2016
• 67 kg: 2020–present

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1908 London details	Enrico Porro   Italy	Nikolay Orlov   Russian Empire	Arvid Lindén   Finland
1912 Stockholm details	Emil Väre   Finland	Gustaf Malmström   Sweden	Edvin Mattiasson   Sweden
1920 Antwerp details	Emil Väre   Finland	Taavi Tamminen   Finland	Frithjof Andersen   Norway
1924 Paris details	Oskari Friman   Finland	Lajos Keresztes   Hungary	Källe Westerlund   Finland
1928 Amsterdam details	Lajos Keresztes   Hungary	Eduard Sperling   Germany	Edvard Westerlund   Finland
1932 Los Angeles details	Erik Malmberg   Sweden	Abraham Kurland   Denmark	Eduard Sperling   Germany
1936 Berlin details	Lauri Koskela   Finland	Josef Herda   Czechoslovakia	Voldemar Väli   Estonia
1948 London details	Gustav Freij   Sweden	Aage Eriksen   Norway	Károly Ferencz   Hungary
1952 Helsinki details	Shazam Safin   Soviet Union	Gustav Freij   Sweden	Mikuláš Athanasov   Czechoslovakia
1956 Melbourne details	Kyösti Lehtonen   Finland	Rıza Doğan   Turkey	Gyula Tóth   Hungary
1960 Rome details	Avtandil Koridze   Soviet Union	Branislav Martinović   Yugoslavia	Gustav Freij   Sweden
1964 Tokyo details	Kazım Ayvaz   Turkey	Valeriu Bularca   Romania	David Gvantseladze   Soviet Union
1968 Mexico City details	Muneji Munemura   Japan	Stevan Horvat   Yugoslavia	Petros Galaktopoulos   Greece
1972 Munich details	Shamil Khisamutdinov   Soviet Union	Stoyan Apostolov   Bulgaria	Gian-Matteo Ranzi   Italy
1976 Montreal details	Suren Nalbandyan   Soviet Union	Ștefan Rusu   Romania	Heinz-Helmut Wehling   East Germany
1980 Moscow details	Ștefan Rusu   Romania	Andrzej Supron   Poland	Lars-Erik Skiöld   Sweden
1984 Los Angeles details	Vlado Lisjak   Yugoslavia	Tapio Sipilä   Finland	James Martinez   United States
1988 Seoul details	Levon Julfalakyan   Soviet Union	Kim Sung-Moon   South Korea	Tapio Sipilä   Finland
1992 Barcelona details	Attila Repka   Hungary	Islam Dugushiev   Unified Team	Rodney Smith   United States
1996 Atlanta details	Ryszard Wolny   Poland	Ghani Yalouz   France	Aleksandr Tretyakov   Russia
2000 Sydney details	Filiberto Azcuy   Cuba	Katsuhiko Nagata   Japan	Aleksey Glushkov   Russia
2004 Athens details	Farid Mansurov   Azerbaijan	Şeref Eroğlu   Turkey	Mkhitar Manukyan   Kazakhstan
2008 Beijing details	Steeve Guénot   France	Kanatbek Begaliev   Kyrgyzstan	Mikhail Siamionau   Belarus
			Armen Vardanyan   Ukraine
2012 London details	Kim Hyeon-woo   South Korea	Tamás Lőrincz   Hungary	Steeve Guénot   France
			Manuchar Tskhadaia   Georgia
2016 Rio de Janeiro details	Davor Štefanek   Serbia	Mihran Harutyunyan   Armenia	Rasul Chunayev   Azerbaijan
			Shmagi Bolkvadze   Georgia
2020 Tokyo details	Mohammad Reza Geraei   Iran	Parviz Nasibov   Ukraine	Mohamed Ibrahim El-Sayed   Egypt
			Frank Stäbler   Germany
2024 Paris details	Saeid Esmaeili   Iran	Parviz Nasibov   Ukraine	Hasrat Jafarov   Azerbaijan
			Luis Orta   Cuba

Welterweight

• 72 kg: 1932–1936
• 73 kg: 1948–1960
• 78 kg: 1964–1968
• 74 kg: 1972–1996
• 76 kg: 2000
• 74 kg: 2004–2012
• 75 kg: 2016
• 77 kg: 2020–present

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1932 Los Angeles details	Ivar Johansson   Sweden	Väinö Kajander   Finland	Ercole Gallegati   Italy
1936 Berlin details	Rudolf Svedberg   Sweden	Fritz Schäfer   Germany	Eino Virtanen   Finland
1948 London details	Gösta Andersson   Sweden	Miklós Szilvási   Hungary	Henrik Hansen   Denmark
1952 Helsinki details	Miklós Szilvási   Hungary	Gösta Andersson   Sweden	Khalil Taha   Lebanon
1956 Melbourne details	Mithat Bayrak   Turkey	Vladimir Maneev   Soviet Union	Per Berlin   Sweden
1960 Rome details	Mithat Bayrak   Turkey	Günther Maritschnigg   United Team of Germany	René Schiermeyer   France
1964 Tokyo details	Anatoly Kolesov   Soviet Union	Kiril Petkov   Bulgaria	Bertil Nyström   Sweden
1968 Mexico City details	Rudolf Vesper   East Germany	Daniel Robin   France	Károly Bajkó   Hungary
1972 Munich details	Vítězslav Mácha   Czechoslovakia	Petros Galaktopoulos   Greece	Jan Karlsson   Sweden
1976 Montreal details	Anatoly Bykov   Soviet Union	Vítězslav Mácha   Czechoslovakia	Karl-Heinz Helbing   West Germany
1980 Moscow details	Ferenc Kocsis   Hungary	Anatoly Bykov   Soviet Union	Mikko Huhtala   Finland
1984 Los Angeles details	Jouko Salomäki   Finland	Roger Tallroth   Sweden	Ștefan Rusu   Romania
1988 Seoul details	Kim Young-nam   South Korea	Daulet Turlykhanov   Soviet Union	Józef Tracz   Poland
1992 Barcelona details	Mnatsakan Iskandaryan   Unified Team	Józef Tracz   Poland	Torbjörn Kornbakk   Sweden
1996 Atlanta details	Filiberto Azcuy   Cuba	Marko Asell   Finland	Józef Tracz   Poland
2000 Sydney details	Murat Kardanov   Russia	Matt Lindland   United States	Marko Yli-Hannuksela   Finland
2004 Athens details	Aleksandr Dokturishvili   Uzbekistan	Marko Yli-Hannuksela   Finland	Varteres Samurgashev   Russia
2008 Beijing details	Manuchar Kvirkvelia   Georgia	Chang Yongxiang   China	Yavor Yanakiev   Bulgaria
			Christophe Guénot   France
2012 London details	Roman Vlasov   Russia	Arsen Julfalakyan   Armenia	Emin Ahmadov   Azerbaijan
			Aleksandr Kazakevič   Lithuania
2016 Rio de Janeiro details	Roman Vlasov   Russia	Mark Madsen   Denmark	Saeid Abdevali   Iran
			Kim Hyeon-woo   South Korea
2020 Tokyo details	Tamás Lőrincz   Hungary	Akzhol Makhmudov   Kyrgyzstan	Rafig Huseynov   Azerbaijan
			Shohei Yabiku   Japan
2024 Paris details	Nao Kusaka   Japan	Demeu Zhadrayev   Kazakhstan	Malkhas Amoyan   Armenia
			Akzhol Makhmudov   Kyrgyzstan

Middleweight

• 73 kg: 1908
• 75 kg: 1912–1928
• 79 kg: 1932–1960
• 87 kg: 1964–1968
• 82 kg: 1972–1996
• 85 kg: 2000
• 84 kg: 2004–2012
• 85 kg: 2016
• 87 kg: 2020–present

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1908 London details	Frithiof Mårtensson   Sweden	Mauritz Andersson   Sweden	Anders Andersen   Denmark
1912 Stockholm details	Claes Johanson   Sweden	Martin Klein   Russian Empire	Alfred Asikainen   Finland
1920 Antwerp details	Carl Westergren   Sweden	Arthur Lindfors   Finland	Masa Perttilä   Finland
1924 Paris details	Edvard Westerlund   Finland	Arthur Lindfors   Finland	Roman Steinberg   Estonia
1928 Amsterdam details	Väinö Kokkinen   Finland	László Papp   Hungary	Albert Kusnets   Estonia
1932 Los Angeles details	Väinö Kokkinen   Finland	Jean Földeák   Germany	Axel Cadier   Sweden
1936 Berlin details	Ivar Johansson   Sweden	Ludwig Schweickert   Germany	József Palotás   Hungary
1948 London details	Axel Grönberg   Sweden	Muhlis Tayfur   Turkey	Ercole Gallegati   Italy
1952 Helsinki details	Axel Grönberg   Sweden	Kalervo Rauhala   Finland	Nikolay Belov   Soviet Union
1956 Melbourne details	Givi Kartozia   Soviet Union	Dimitar Dobrev   Bulgaria	Rune Jansson   Sweden
1960 Rome details	Dimitar Dobrev   Bulgaria	Lothar Metz   United Team of Germany	Ion Țăranu   Romania
1964 Tokyo details	Branislav Simić   Yugoslavia	Jiří Kormaník   Czechoslovakia	Lothar Metz   United Team of Germany
1968 Mexico City details	Lothar Metz   East Germany	Valentin Oleynik   Soviet Union	Branislav Simić   Yugoslavia
1972 Munich details	Csaba Hegedűs   Hungary	Anatoly Nazarenko   Soviet Union	Milan Nenadić   Yugoslavia
1976 Montreal details	Momir Petković   Yugoslavia	Vladimir Cheboksarov   Soviet Union	Ivan Kolev   Bulgaria
1980 Moscow details	Gennady Korban   Soviet Union	Jan Dołgowicz   Poland	Pavel Pavlov   Bulgaria
1984 Los Angeles details	Ion Draica   Romania	Dimitrios Thanopoulos   Greece	Sören Claeson   Sweden
1988 Seoul details	Mikhail Mamiashvili   Soviet Union	Tibor Komáromi   Hungary	Kim Sang-Kyu   South Korea
1992 Barcelona details	Péter Farkas   Hungary	Piotr Stępień   Poland	Daulet Turlykhanov   Unified Team
1996 Atlanta details	Hamza Yerlikaya   Turkey	Thomas Zander   Germany	Valery Tsilent   Belarus
2000 Sydney details	Hamza Yerlikaya   Turkey	Sándor Bárdosi   Hungary	Mukhran Vakhtangadze   Georgia
2004 Athens details	Aleksey Mishin   Russia	Ara Abrahamian   Sweden	Viachaslau Makaranka   Belarus
2008 Beijing details	Andrea Minguzzi   Italy	Zoltán Fodor   Hungary	Nazmi Avluca   Turkey
			None awarded
2012 London details	Alan Khugaev   Russia	Karam Gaber   Egypt	Daniyal Gadzhiyev   Kazakhstan
			Damian Janikowski   Poland
2016 Rio de Janeiro details	Davit Chakvetadze   Russia	Zhan Beleniuk   Ukraine	Javid Hamzatau   Belarus
			Denis Kudla   Germany
2020 Tokyo details	Zhan Beleniuk   Ukraine	Viktor Lőrincz   Hungary	Denis Kudla   Germany
			Zurabi Datunashvili   Serbia
2024 Paris details	Semen Novikov   Bulgaria	Alireza Mohmadi   Iran	Turpal Bisultanov   Denmark
			Zhan Beleniuk   Ukraine

Heavyweight

• +93 kg: 1908
• +82.5 kg: 1912–1928
• +87 kg: 1932–1960
• +97 kg: 1964–1968
• 100 kg: 1972–1996
• 97 kg: 2000
• 96 kg: 2004–2012
• 98 kg: 2016
• 97 kg: 2020–present

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1908 London details	Richárd Weisz   Hungary	Aleksandr Petrov   Russian Empire	Søren Marinus Jensen   Denmark
1912 Stockholm details	Yrjö Saarela   Finland	Johan Olin   Finland	Søren Marinus Jensen   Denmark
1920 Antwerp details	Adolf Lindfors   Finland	Poul Hansen   Denmark	Martti Nieminen   Finland
1924 Paris details	Henri Deglane   France	Edil Rosenqvist   Finland	Rajmund Badó   Hungary
1928 Amsterdam details	Rudolf Svensson   Sweden	Hjalmar Nyström   Finland	Georg Gehring   Germany
1932 Los Angeles details	Carl Westergren   Sweden	Josef Urban   Czechoslovakia	Nikolaus Hirschl   Austria
1936 Berlin details	Kristjan Palusalu   Estonia	John Nyman   Sweden	Kurt Hornfischer   Germany
1948 London details	Ahmet Kireççi   Turkey	Tor Nilsson   Sweden	Guido Fantoni   Italy
1952 Helsinki details	Johannes Kotkas   Soviet Union	Josef Růžička   Czechoslovakia	Tauno Kovanen   Finland
1956 Melbourne details	Anatoly Parfyonov   Soviet Union	Wilfried Dietrich   United Team of Germany	Adelmo Bulgarelli   Italy
1960 Rome details	Ivan Bogdan   Soviet Union	Wilfried Dietrich   United Team of Germany	Bohumil Kubát   Czechoslovakia
1964 Tokyo details	István Kozma   Hungary	Anatoly Roshchin   Soviet Union	Wilfried Dietrich   United Team of Germany
1968 Mexico City details	István Kozma   Hungary	Anatoly Roshchin   Soviet Union	Petr Kment   Czechoslovakia
1972 Munich details	Nicolae Martinescu   Romania	Nikolai Yakovenko   Soviet Union	Ferenc Kiss   Hungary
1976 Montreal details	Nikolay Balboshin   Soviet Union	Kamen Goranov   Bulgaria	Andrzej Skrzydlewski   Poland
1980 Moscow details	Georgi Raykov   Bulgaria	Roman Bierła   Poland	Vasile Andrei   Romania
1984 Los Angeles details	Vasile Andrei   Romania	Greg Gibson   United States	Jožef Tertei   Yugoslavia
1988 Seoul details	Andrzej Wroński   Poland	Gerhard Himmel   West Germany	Dennis Koslowski   United States
1992 Barcelona details	Héctor Milián   Cuba	Dennis Koslowski   United States	Sergey Demyashkevich   Unified Team
1996 Atlanta details	Andrzej Wroński   Poland	Sergey Lishtvan   Belarus	Mikael Ljungberg   Sweden
2000 Sydney details	Mikael Ljungberg   Sweden	Davyd Saldadze   Ukraine	Garrett Lowney   United States
2004 Athens details	Karam Gaber   Egypt	Ramaz Nozadze   Georgia	Mehmet Özal   Turkey
2008 Beijing details	Aslanbek Khushtov   Russia	Mirko Englich   Germany	Marek Švec   Czech Republic
			Adam Wheeler   United States
2012 London details	Ghasem Rezaei   Iran	Rustam Totrov   Russia	Artur Aleksanyan   Armenia
			Jimmy Lidberg   Sweden
2016 Rio de Janeiro details	Artur Aleksanyan   Armenia	Yasmany Lugo   Cuba	Ghasem Rezaei   Iran
			Cenk İldem   Turkey
2020 Tokyo details	Musa Evloev   ROC	Artur Aleksanyan   Armenia	Mohammad Hadi Saravi   Iran
			Tadeusz Michalik   Poland
2024 Paris details	Mohammad Hadi Saravi   Iran	Artur Aleksanyan   Armenia	Gabriel Rosillo   Cuba
			Uzur Dzhuzupbekov   Kyrgyzstan

Super heavyweight

• +100 kg: 1972–1984
• 130 kg: 1988–2000
• 120 kg: 2004–2012
• 130 kg: 2016–present

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1972 Munich details	Anatoly Roshchin   Soviet Union	Aleksandar Tomov   Bulgaria	Victor Dolipschi   Romania
1976 Montreal details	Aleksandr Kolchinsky   Soviet Union	Aleksandar Tomov   Bulgaria	Roman Codreanu   Romania
1980 Moscow details	Aleksandr Kolchinsky   Soviet Union	Aleksandar Tomov   Bulgaria	Hassan Bechara   Lebanon
1984 Los Angeles details	Jeff Blatnick   United States	Refik Memišević   Yugoslavia	Victor Dolipschi   Romania
1988 Seoul details	Aleksandr Karelin   Soviet Union	Rangel Gerovski   Bulgaria	Tomas Johansson   Sweden
1992 Barcelona details	Aleksandr Karelin   Unified Team	Tomas Johansson   Sweden	Ioan Grigoraș   Romania
1996 Atlanta details	Aleksandr Karelin   Russia	Matt Ghaffari   United States	Sergei Mureiko   Moldova
2000 Sydney details	Rulon Gardner   United States	Aleksandr Karelin   Russia	Dmitry Debelka   Belarus
2004 Athens details	Khasan Baroev   Russia	Georgiy Tsurtsumia   Kazakhstan	Rulon Gardner   United States
2008 Beijing details	Mijaín López   Cuba	Mindaugas Mizgaitis   Lithuania	Yury Patrikeyev   Armenia
			Yannick Szczepaniak   France
2012 London details	Mijaín López   Cuba	Heiki Nabi   Estonia	Johan Eurén   Sweden
			Rıza Kayaalp   Turkey
2016 Rio de Janeiro details	Mijaín López   Cuba	Rıza Kayaalp   Turkey	Sabah Shariati   Azerbaijan
			Sergey Semenov   Russia
2020 Tokyo details	Mijaín López   Cuba	Iakobi Kajaia   Georgia	Sergey Semenov   ROC
			Rıza Kayaalp   Turkey
2024 Paris details	Mijaín López   Cuba	Yasmani Acosta   Chile	Meng Lingzhe   China
			Amin Mirzazadeh   Iran

Discontinued events

Light flyweight

• 48 kg: 1972–1996

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1972 Munich details	Gheorghe Berceanu   Romania	Rahim Ali-Abadi   Iran	Stefan Angelov   Bulgaria
1976 Montreal details	Alexei Shumakov   Soviet Union	Gheorghe Berceanu   Romania	Stefan Angelov   Bulgaria
1980 Moscow details	Zhaksylyk Ushkempirov   Soviet Union	Constantin Alexandru   Romania	Ferenc Seres   Hungary
1984 Los Angeles details	Vincenzo Maenza   Italy	Markus Scherer   West Germany	Ikuzo Saito   Japan
1988 Seoul details	Vincenzo Maenza   Italy	Andrzej Głąb   Poland	Bratan Tzenov   Bulgaria
1992 Barcelona details	Oleg Kucherenko   Unified Team	Vincenzo Maenza   Italy	Wilber Sánchez   Cuba
1996 Atlanta details	Sim Kwon-ho   South Korea	Aleksandr Pavlov   Belarus	Zafar Guliev   Russia

Flyweight

• 52 kg: 1948–1996
• 54 kg: 2000

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1948 London details	Pietro Lombardi   Italy	Kenan Olcay   Turkey	Reino Kangasmäki   Finland
1952 Helsinki details	Boris Maksovich Gurevich   Soviet Union	Ignazio Fabra   Italy	Leo Honkala   Finland
1956 Melbourne details	Nikolai Solovyov   Soviet Union	Ignazio Fabra   Italy	Dursun Ali Eğribaş   Turkey
1960 Rome details	Dumitru Pîrvulescu   Romania	Osman Sayed   Egypt	Mohammad Paziraei   Iran
1964 Tokyo details	Tsutomu Hanahara   Japan	Angel Kerezov   Bulgaria	Dumitru Pîrvulescu   Romania
1968 Mexico City details	Petar Kirov   Bulgaria	Vladimir Bakulin   Soviet Union	Miroslav Zeman   Czechoslovakia
1972 Munich details	Petar Kirov   Bulgaria	Koichiro Hirayama   Japan	Giuseppe Bognanni   Italy
1976 Montreal details	Vitali Konstantinov   Soviet Union	Nicu Gingă   Romania	Koichiro Hirayama   Japan
1980 Moscow details	Vakhtang Blagidze   Soviet Union	Lajos Rácz   Hungary	Mladen Mladenov   Bulgaria
1984 Los Angeles details	Atsuji Miyahara   Japan	Daniel Aceves   Mexico	Bang Dae-Du   South Korea
1988 Seoul details	Jon Rønningen   Norway	Atsuji Miyahara   Japan	Lee Jae-Suk   South Korea
1992 Barcelona details	Jon Rønningen   Norway	Alfred Ter-Mkrtchyan   Unified Team	Min Kyung-gab   South Korea
1996 Atlanta details	Armen Nazaryan   Armenia	Brandon Paulson   United States	Andriy Kalashnikov   Ukraine
2000 Sydney details	Sim Kwon-ho   South Korea	Lázaro Rivas   Cuba	Kang Yong-gyun   North Korea

Featherweight

• 60 kg: 1912–1920
• 62 kg: 1924–1928
• 61 kg: 1932–1960
• 63 kg: 1964–1968
• 62 kg: 1972–1996
• 63 kg: 2000
• 60 kg: 2004–2012

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1912 Stockholm details	Kaarlo Koskelo   Finland	Georg Gerstäcker   Germany	Otto Lasanen   Finland
1920 Antwerp details	Oskari Friman   Finland	Heikki Kähkönen   Finland	Fritiof Svensson   Sweden
1924 Paris details	Kalle Anttila   Finland	Aleksanteri Toivola   Finland	Eric Malmberg   Sweden
1928 Amsterdam details	Voldemar Väli   Estonia	Eric Malmberg   Sweden	Gerolamo Quaglia   Italy
1932 Los Angeles details	Giovanni Gozzi   Italy	Wolfgang Ehrl   Germany	Lauri Koskela   Finland
1936 Berlin details	Yaşar Erkan   Turkey	Aarne Reini   Finland	Einar Karlsson   Sweden
1948 London details	Mehmet Oktav   Turkey	Olle Anderberg   Sweden	Ferenc Tóth   Hungary
1952 Helsinki details	Yakov Punkin   Soviet Union	Imre Polyák   Hungary	Abdel Aaal Rashed   Egypt
1956 Melbourne details	Rauno Mäkinen   Finland	Imre Polyák   Hungary	Roman Dzeneladze   Soviet Union
1960 Rome details	Müzahir Sille   Turkey	Imre Polyák   Hungary	Konstantin Vyrupayev   Soviet Union
1964 Tokyo details	Imre Polyák   Hungary	Roman Rurua   Soviet Union	Branislav Martinović   Yugoslavia
1968 Mexico City details	Roman Rurua   Soviet Union	Hideo Fujimoto   Japan	Simion Popescu   Romania
1972 Munich details	Georgi Markov   Bulgaria	Heinz-Helmut Wehling   East Germany	Kazimierz Lipień   Poland
1976 Montreal details	Kazimierz Lipień   Poland	Nelson Davydyan   Soviet Union	László Réczi   Hungary
1980 Moscow details	Stelios Mygiakis   Greece	István Tóth   Hungary	Boris Kramorenko   Soviet Union
1984 Los Angeles details	Kim Weon-Kee   South Korea	Kent-Olle Johansson   Sweden	Hugo Dietsche   Switzerland
1988 Seoul details	Kamandar Madzhidov   Soviet Union	Zhivko Vangelov   Bulgaria	An Dae-Hyun   South Korea
1992 Barcelona details	Mehmet Akif Pirim   Turkey	Sergey Martynov   Unified Team	Juan Marén   Cuba
1996 Atlanta details	Włodzimierz Zawadzki   Poland	Juan Marén   Cuba	Mehmet Akif Pirim   Turkey
2000 Sydney details	Varteres Samurgashev   Russia	Juan Marén   Cuba	Akaki Chachua   Georgia
2004 Athens details	Jung Ji-hyun   South Korea	Roberto Monzón   Cuba	Armen Nazaryan   Bulgaria
2008 Beijing details	Islambek Albiev   Russia	Nurbakyt Tengizbayev   Kazakhstan	Sheng Jiang   China
			Ruslan Tyumenbayev   Kyrgyzstan
2012 London details	Omid Norouzi   Iran	Revaz Lashkhi   Georgia	Ryutaro Matsumoto   Japan
			Zaur Kuramagomedov   Russia

Light heavyweight

• 93 kg: 1908
• 82.5 kg: 1912–1928
• 87 kg: 1932–1960
• 97 kg: 1964–1968
• 90 kg: 1972–1996

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1908 London details	Verner Weckman   Finland	Yrjö Saarela   Finland	Carl Jensen   Denmark
1912 Stockholm details	none awarded	Anders Ahlgren   Sweden Ivar Böhling   Finland	Béla Varga   Hungary
1920 Antwerp details	Claes Johansson   Sweden	Edil Rosenqvist   Finland	Johannes Eriksen   Denmark
1924 Paris details	Carl Westergren   Sweden	Rudolf Svensson   Sweden	Onni Pellinen   Finland
1928 Amsterdam details	Ibrahim Moustafa   Egypt	Adolf Rieger   Germany	Onni Pellinen   Finland
1932 Los Angeles details	Rudolf Svensson   Sweden	Onni Pellinen   Finland	Mario Gruppioni   Italy
1936 Berlin details	Axel Cadier   Sweden	Edwins Bietags   Latvia	August Neo   Estonia
1948 London details	Karl-Erik Nilsson   Sweden	Kelpo Gröndahl   Finland	Ibrahim Orabi   Egypt
1952 Helsinki details	Kelpo Gröndahl   Finland	Shalva Chikhladze   Soviet Union	Karl-Erik Nilsson   Sweden
1956 Melbourne details	Valentin Nikolayev   Soviet Union	Petko Sirakov   Bulgaria	Karl-Erik Nilsson   Sweden
1960 Rome details	Tevfik Kış   Turkey	Krali Bimbalov   Bulgaria	Givi Kartoziya   Soviet Union
1964 Tokyo details	Boyan Radev   Bulgaria	Per Svensson   Sweden	Heinz Kiehl   United Team of Germany
1968 Mexico City details	Boyan Radev   Bulgaria	Nikolai Yakovenko   Soviet Union	Nicolae Martinescu   Romania
1972 Munich details	Valery Rezantsev   Soviet Union	Josip Čorak   Yugoslavia	Czesław Kwieciński   Poland
1976 Montreal details	Valery Rezantsev   Soviet Union	Stoyan Ivanov   Bulgaria	Czesław Kwieciński   Poland
1980 Moscow details	Norbert Növényi   Hungary	Igor Kanygin   Soviet Union	Petre Dicu   Romania
1984 Los Angeles details	Steve Fraser   United States	Ilie Matei   Romania	Frank Andersson   Sweden
1988 Seoul details	Atanas Komchev   Bulgaria	Harri Koskela   Finland	Vladimir Popov   Soviet Union
1992 Barcelona details	Maik Bullmann   Germany	Hakkı Başar   Turkey	Gogi Koguashvili   Unified Team
1996 Atlanta details	Vyacheslav Oliynyk   Ukraine	Jacek Fafiński   Poland	Maik Bullmann   Germany

Openweight

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1896 Athens details	Carl Schuhmann   Germany	Georgios Tsitas   Greece	Stephanos Christopoulos   Greece

See also

• Sports portal

• Wrestling at the 1906 Intercalated Games — these Intercalated Games are no longer regarded as official Games by the International Olympic Committee
• List of World and Olympic Champions in Greco-Roman wrestling

References

1. "Cuba's Mijaín López wins fifth gold, record in individual event". ESPN. Retrieved 7 August 2024.

• International Olympic Committee results database