Tennis Olympic Games Past Winners - men

Tennis at the Olympic Games has had a strange history, at first there were two bronze medalists because there was no 3rd place play off, but this was stopped after a few years, it was later re-adopted. Between 1928 and 1984 tennis at the olympic games was stopped, except for a few exhibitions and demonstrations in 1968 and 1984. No player has ever won the Olympic Games twice. Here is the table of past winners at the Olympic Games.

Tennis Olympic Games Past Winners - Men

City/Year	Gold Medalist	Silver Medalist	Bronze Medalist
Athens 1896	John Boland	Dionysios Kasdaglis	Konstantinos Paspatis Momclio Tapavica
Paris 1900	Laurence Doherty	Harold Mahony	Reginald Doherty Arthur Norris
St Louis 1904	Beals Wright	Robert Le Roy	Alphonzo Bell Edgar Leonard
Athens 1906	Maxime Decugis	Maurice Germot	Zdenlek Zemla
London 1908 (indoor)	Arthur Gore	George Caridia	Josiah Ritchie
London 1908 (outdoor)	Josiah Ritchie	Otto Froitzheim	Wilberforce Eaves
Stockholm 1912 (indoor)	Andre Gobert	Charles Dixon	Anthony Wilding
Stockholm 1912 (outdoor)	Charles Winslow	Harold Kitson	Oskar Kreuzer
Antwerp 1920	Louis Raymond	Ichiya Kumagai	Charles Winslow
Paris 1924	Vincent Richards	Henri Cochet	Umberto De Morpurgo
Mexico 1968 (demonstration)	Manuel Santana	Manuel Orantes	Herbert Fitzgibbon
Mexico 1968 (exhibition)	Rafael Osuna	Inge Buding	Vladimir Korotkov Nicola Pietrangeli
Los Angeles 1984 (demonstration)	Stefan Edberg	Francisco Maciel	James Arias Paolo Cane
Seoul 1988	Miloslav Mecir	Timothy Mayotte	Stefan Edberg Bradley Gilbert
Barcelona 1992	Marc Rosset	Jordi Arrese	Andrei Cherkasov Goran Ivanisevic
Atlanta 1996	Andre Agassi	Sergi Bruguera	Leander Paes
Sydney 2000	Yevgeny Kafelnikov	Tommy Haas	Arnaud Di Pasquale
Athens 2004	Nicolas Massu	Mardy Fish	Fernando Gonzalez
Beijing 2008	Rafael Nadal	Fernando Gonzalez	Novak Djokovic
London 2012	?	?	?