ATHENS 2004:

Gold - Guanliang Meng and Wenjun Yang, China
Silver - Ibrahim Rojas Blanco and Ledis Frank Balceiro Pajon, Cuba
Bronze - Alexander Kostoglod and Alexander Kovalev, Russia

SYDNEY 2000:

Gold - Ferenc Novak and Imre Pulai, Hungary
Silver - Daniel Jedraszko and Pawel Baraszkiewicz, Poland
Bronze - Florin Popescu and Mitica Pricop, Romania

ATLANTA 1996:

Gold - Csaba Horvath and Gyorgy Kolonics, Hungary
Silver - Nikolai Juravschi and Victor Reneischi, Moldova                    
Bronze - Gheorghe Andriev and Grigore Obreja, Romania

BARCELONA 1992:

Gold - A. Maccekov and D. Dovgalenok, Unified Team
Silver - U. Papke and I. Spelly, Germany
Bronze - M. Marinov and B. Stoyanov, Bulgaria 

SEOUL 1988:

Gold - Viktor Reneisky and Nikolai Zhuravsky, Soviet Union
Silver - Marek Dopierala and Marek Lbik, Poland
Bronze - Phillipe Renaud and Joel Bettin, France

LOS ANGELES 1984:

Gold - Matija Ljubek and Mirko Nisovic, Yugoslavia
Silver - Ivan Patzaichin and Toma Simionov, Romania
Bronze - Enrique Miguez and Narcisco Suarez, Spain

MOSCOW 1980:

Gold - Laszlo Foltan and Istvan Vaskuti, Hungary
Silver - Petre Capusta and Ivan Patzaichin, Romania
Bronze - Borislav Ananiev and Nikolai Ilkov, Soviet Union

MONTREAL 1976:

Gold - Sergei Petrenko and Aleksandr Vinogradov, Soviet Union
Silver - Andrzej Gronowicz and Jerzy Opara, Poland
Bronze - Tamas Buday and Oszkar Frey, Hungary

1896 - 1972:

not held

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