1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Fencing (Men)

For the 1996 Olympic medal winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for fencing (Men).

Individual Foil: Alessandro Puccini, Italy; Lionel Plumenail, France; Franck Boidin, France

Team Foil: Russia; Poland; Cuba

Individual Saber: Stanislav Pozdnyakov, Russia; Sergei Sharikov, Russia; Damien Touya, France

Team Saber: Russia; Hungary; Italy

Individual Epée: Aleksandr Beketov, Russia; Ivan Trevejo Perez, Cuba; Geza Imre, Hungary

Team Epée: Italy; Russia; France

The 1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Fencing (Men), produced gold, silver and bronze medalist as shown above.

1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Fencing (Women)

For the 1996 Olympic Medal Winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for fencing (Women).

Individual Foil: Laura Badea, Romania; Valentina Vezzali, Italy; Giovanna Trillini, Italy

Team Foil: Italy; Romania; Germany

Individual Epée: Laura Flessel, France; Valerie Barlois, France; Gyoengyi Szalay Horvathne, Hungary

Team Epée: France; Italy; Russia

The 1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Fencing (Women) produced the above individuals and countries.

1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Boxing

For the 1996 Olympic medal winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for Boxing.

48 kilograms (106 lb.): Daniel Petrov, Bulgaria; Mansueto Velasco, Philippines; Oleg Kiryukhin, Ukraine, and Rafael Lozano, Spain (tie)

51 kilograms (112 lb.): Maikro Romero, Cuba; Bolat Djumadilov, Kazakstan; Albert Pakeyev, Russia, and Zoltan Lunka, Germany (tie)

54 kilograms (119 lb.): Istvan Kovacs, Hungary; Arnaldo Mesa, Cuba; Raimkul Malakhbekov, Russia, and Vichairachanon Khadpo, Thailand (tie)

57 kilograms (126 lb.): Somluck Kamsing, Thailand; Serfim Todorov, Bulgaria; Pablo Chacon, Argentina, and Floyd Mayweather, U.S.A. (tie)

60 kilograms (140 lb.): Hocine Soltani, Algeria; Tontcho Tontchev, Bulgaria; Terrance Cauthen, U.S.A., and Leonard Doroftei, Romania (tie)

63.5 kilograms (140 lb.): Hector Vinent, Cuba; Oktay Urkal, Germany; Bolat Niyazymbetov, Kazakstan, and Fethi Missaoui, Tunisia (tie)

67 kilograms (148 lb.): Oleg Saitov, Russia; Juan Hernández, Cuba; Marian Simion, Romania, and Daniel Santos, Puerto Rico (tie)

71 kilograms (157 lb.): David Reid, U.S.A.; Alfredo Duvergel, Cuba; Karim Tulaganov, Uzbekistan, and Ermakhan Ibraimov, Kazakstan (tie)

75 kilograms (165 lb.): Ariel Hernández, Cuba; Malik Beyleroglu, Turkey; Rhoshii Wells, U.S.A., and Mohamed Bahari, Algeria (tie)

81 kilograms (179 lb.): Vassili Jirov, Kazakstan; Lee Seung Bao, South Korea; Antonio Tarver, U.S.A., and Thomas Ulrich, Germany (tie)

91 kilograms (201 lb.): Félix Sávon, Cuba; David Defiagbon, Canada; Nate Jones, U.S.A., and Luan Krasniqi, Germany (tie)

Over 91 kilograms: Vladimir Klichko, Ukraine; Paea Wolfgramm, Tonga; Aleksei Lezin, Russia, and Duncan Dokiwari, Nigeria (tie)

As listed above, the 1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Boxing produced winners from a wide range of countries with some clear winners and others tie.

1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Canoeing (Men)

For the 1996 Olympic medal winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for Canoeing (Men).

500-m Canoe Singles: Martin Doktor, Czech Republic; Slavomir Knazovicky, Slovakia; Imre Pulai, Hungary

1,000-m Canoe Singles: Martin Doktor, Czech Republic; Ivan Klementyev, Latvia; Gyorgy Zala, Hungary

500-m Canoe Doubles: Gyorgy Kolonics and Csaba Horvath, Hungary; Nikolai Juravschi and Victor Reneischi, Moldova; Gheorghe Andriev and Grigore Obreja, Romania

1,000-m Canoe Doubles: Andreas Dittmer and Gunar Kirchbach, Germany; Marcel Glavan and Antonel Borsan, Romania; Gyorgy Kolonics and Csaba Horvath, Hungary

Canoe Slalom: Michal Martikan, Slovakia; Lukas Pollert, Czech Republic; Patrice Estanguet, France

Double Canoe Slalom: Frank Adisson and Wilfrid Forgues, France; Miroslav Simek and Jiri Rohan, Czech Republic; Andre Ehrenberg and Michael Senft, Germany

500-m Kayak Singles: Antonio Rossi, Italy; Knut Holmann, Norway; Piotr Markiewicz, Poland

1,000-m Kayak Singles: Knut Holmann, Norway; Beniamino Bonomi, Italy; Clint Robinson, Australia

500-m Kayak Doubles: Kay Bluhm and Torsten Gutsche, Germany; Beniamino Bonomi and Daniele Scarpa, Italy; Andrew Trim and Danny Collins, Australia

1,000-m Kayak Doubles: Antonio Rossi and Daniele Scarpa, Italy; Kay Bluhm and Torsten Gutsche, Germany; Andrian Dushev and Milk Kazanov, Bulgaria

1,000-m Kayak Fours: Germany; Hungary; Russia

As listed above, the 1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Canoeing (Men) produced winners from a range of countries.

1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Badminton (Men)

For the 1996 Olympic medal winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for Badminton (men).

Singles: Poul-Erik Hoyer-Larsen, Denmark; Dong Jiong, China; Rashid Sidak, Malaysia

Doubles: Rexy Mainaky and Ricky Subagja, Indonesia; Cheah Soon Kit and Yap Kim Hock, Malaysia; S. Antonius and Denny Kantono, Indonesia

1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Badminton (Mixed Doubles)

For the 1996 Olympic medal winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for Badminton (mixed Doubles).

Gil Young Ah and Kim Dong Moon, South Korea; Ra Kyung Min and Park Joo Bong, South Korea; Liu Jianjun and Sun Man, China

1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Basketball (Men)

For the 1996 Olympic medal winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for Basketball (men).

U.S.A.; Yugoslavia; Lithuania

1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Beach Volleyball (Men)

For the 1996 Olympic medal winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for Beach Volleyball (men).

Karch Kiraly and Kent Steffes, U.S.A.; Mike Dodd and Mike Whitmarsh, U.S.A.; John Child and Mark Heese, Canada.

1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Basketball (Women)

For the 1996 Olympic medal winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for Basketball (women).

U.S.A.; Brazil; Australia

1996 Olympic Medal Winners: Baseball

For the 1996 Olympic medal winners, Medalists are listed in order of gold, silver, and bronze for Baseball.

Cuba, Japan, U.S.A.