Every Olympic Tennis Medalist Since 1988

Stats compilied on October 12, 2024.  1988 Seoul: Men’s Singles: Gold: Miloslov Mecir, Czechia
Silver: Tim Mayotte, USA
Bronze: Stefan Edberg/ Sweden, Brad Gilbert/ USA Women’s Singles: Gold: Steffi Graf, Germany
Silver: Gabriela Sabatini, Argentina
Bronze: Zina Garrison/ USA, Manuela Maleeva, Bulgaria
Men’s Doubles: Gold: Ken Flach/ Robert Seguso, USA
Silver: Emilio Sanchez, Sergio Casal, Spain
Bronze: Miloslav Mecir/ Milan Srejber/ Czechia, Stefan Edberg/ Anders Jarryd/ Sweden Women’s Doubles: Gold: Pam Shriver/ Zina Garrison, USA
Silver: Jana Novotna/Helena Sukova, Czechia
Bronze: Elizabeth Smylie/Wendy Turnbull/Australia, Steffi Graf/ Claudia Kohde-Kilsch/ Germany 1992 Barcelona: Men’s Singles: Gold: Marc Rosset, Switzerland
Silver: Jordi Arrese, Spain
Bronze: Goran Ivanisevic/Croatia, Andrei Cherkasova/ Russia Women’s Singles: Gold: Jennifer Capriati, USA
Silver: Steffi Graf, Germany
Bronze: Mary Joe Fernandez/USA, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario/ Spain Men’s Doubles: Gold: Boris Becker/ Michael Stich, Germany
Silver: Wayne Ferreira/ Piet Norval, South Africa
Bronze: Goran Ivanisevic/ Goran Prpic/ Croatia, Javier Frana/ Christian Miniussi/ Argentina Women’s Doubles: Gold: Gigi Fernandez/ Mary Joe Fernandez, USA
Silver: Conchita Martinez/ Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain
Bronze: Leila Meskhi/ Natasha Zvereva/ Russia, Nicole Bradtke/ Rachel Mcuillan/ Australia 1996 Atlanta: Men’s Singles: Gold: Andre Agassi, USA
Silver: Sergi Bruguera, Spain
Bronze: Leander Paes, India Women’s Singles: Gold: Lindsay Davenport, USA
Silver: Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain
Bronze: Jana Novotna, Czechia Men’s Doubles: Gold: Tood Woodbridge/ Mark Woodforde, Australia
Silver: Neil Broad/ Tim Henman, Great Britain
Bronze: Marc-Kevin Goellner/David Prinosil, Germany Women’s Doubles: Gold: Gigi Fernandez/ Mary Joe Fernandez, USA
Silver: Jana Novotna/ Helena Sukova, Czechia
Bronze: Conchita Martinez/ Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain 2000 Sydney: Men’s Singles: Gold: Yevgeny Kafelnikov, Russia
Silver: Tommy Haas, Germany
Bronze: Arnaud di Pasquale, France Women’s Singles: Gold: Venus Williams, USA
Silver: Elena Dementieva, Russia
Bronze: Monica Seles, USA Men’s Doubles: Gold: Sebastian Lareau/ Daniel Nestor, Canada
Silver: Tood Woodbridge/ Mark Woodforde, Australia
Bronze: Alex Corretja/ Albert Costa, Spain Women’s Doubles: Gold: Venus and Serena Williams, USA
Silver: Kristie Boogert/ Miriam Oremans, Netherlands
Bronze: Els Callens/ Dominique van Roost, Belgium 2004 Athens: Men’s Singles: Gold: Nicolas Massu, Chile
Silver: Mardy Fish, USA
Bronze: Fernando Gonzalez, Chile Women’s Singles: Gold: Justine Henin, Belgium
Silver: Amelie Mauresmo, France
Bronze: Alicia Molik, Australia Men’s Doubles: Gold: Fernando Gonzalez/ Nicolas Massu, Chile
Silver: Nicolas Kiefer/ Rainier Schuttler, Germany
Bronze: Mario Ancic/ Ivan Ljubicic, Croatia Women’s Doubles: Gold: Li Ting/ Sun Tiantian, China
Silver: Conchita Martinez/ Virginia Ruano Pascual, Spain
Bronze: Paola Suarez/ Patricia Tarabini, Argentina 2008 Beijing: Men’s Singles: Gold: Rafael Nadal, Spain
Silver: Fernando Gonzalez, Chile
Bronze: Novak Djokovic, Serbia Women’s Singles: Gold: Elena Dementieva, Russia
Silver: Dinara Safina, Russia
Bronze: Vera Zvonareva, Russia Men’s Doubles: Gold: Roger Federer/ Stan Wawrinka, Switzerland
Silver: Simon Aspelin/ Thomas Johansson, Sweden
Bronze: Bob and Mike Bryan, USA Women’s Doubles: Gold: Serena and Venus Williams, USA
Silver: Anabel Medina Garrigues/Virginia Ruano Pascual, Spain
Bronze: Yan Zi/ Zheng Jie, China 2012 London: Men’s Singles: Gold: Andy Murray, Great Britain
Silver: Roger Federer, Switzerland
Bronze: Juan Martin del Potro, Argentina Women’s Singles: Gold: Serena Williams, USA
Silver: Maria Sharapova, Russia
Bronze: Victoria Azarenka, Belarus Men’s Doubles: Gold: Bob and Mike Bryan, USA
Silver: Michael Llodra/ Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, France
Bronze: Julien Benneteau/ Richard Gasquet, France Women’s Doubles: Gold: Serena and Venus Williams, USA
Silver: Andrea Hlavackova/ Lucie Hradecka, Czechia
Bronze: Maria Kirilenko/ Nadia Petrova, Russia Mixed Doubles: Gold: Victoria Azarenka/ Max Mirnyi, Belarus
Silver: Andy Murray/ Laura Robson, Great Britain
Bronze: Lisa Raymond/ Mike Bryan, USA 2016 Rio: Men’s Singles: Gold: Andy Murray, Great Britain
Silver: Juan Martin del Potro, Argentina
Bronze: Kei Nishikori, Japan Women’s Singles: Gold: Monica Puig, Puerto Rico
Silver: Angelique Kerber, Germany
Bronze: Petra Kvitova, Czechia Men’s Doubles: Gold: Rafael Nadal /Marc Lopez, Spain
Silver: Florin Mergea / Horia Tecau, Romania
Bronze: Steve Johnson/ Jack Sock, USA Women’s Doubles: Gold: Ekaterina Makarova/ Elena Vesnina, Russia
Silver: Timea Baczinsky, Martina Hingis, Switzerland
Bronze: Lucie Safarova/ Barbora Strycova, Czechia Mixed Doubles: Gold: Bethanie Mattek-Sands/ Jack Sock, USA
Silver: Venus Williams/ Rajeev Ram, USA
Bronze: Lucie Hradecka/ Radek Stepanek, Czechia 2020: (2021 Tokyo) Men’s Singles: Gold: Alexander Zverev, Germany
Silver: Karen Khachanov, Russia
Bronze: Pablo Carreno Busta, Spain Women’s Singles: Gold: Belinda Bencic, Switzerland
Silver: Marketa Vondrousova, Czechia
Bronze: Elina Svitolina, Ukraine Men’s Doubles: Gold: Nikola Mektic/ Mate Pavic, Croatia
Silver: Marin Cilic/ Ivan Dodig, Croatia
Bronze: Marcus Daniell/ Michael Venus, New Zealand Women’s Doubles: Gold: Barbora Krecjikova/ Katerina Siniakova, Czechia
Silver: Belinda Bencic/ Viktorija Golubic, Switzerland
Bronze: Laura Pigoss/ Luisa Stefani, Brazil
Mixed Doubles: Gold: Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova/ Andrey Rublev, Russia
Silver: Elena Vesnina/ Aslan Karatsev, Russia
Bronze: Ashleigh Barty, John Peers, Australia 2024 Paris: Men’s Singles: Gold: Novak Djokovic, Serbia
Silver: Carlos Alcaraz, Spain
Bronze: Lorenzo Musetti, Italy Women’s Singles: Gold: Zheng Qinwen, China
Silver: Donna Vekic, Croatia
Bronze: Iga Swiatek, Poland Men’s Doubles: Gold: Matthew Ebden/ John Peers, Australia
Silver: Austin Krajicek/ Rajeev Ram, USA
Bronze: Taylor Fritz/ Tommy Paul, USA Women’s Doubles: Gold: Sara Errani/ Jasmine Paolini, Italy
Silver: Mirra Andreeva/ Diana Shnaider, Russia
Bronze: Cristina Bucsa/ Sara Sorribes Tormo, Spain Mixed Doubles: Gold: Katerina Siniakova/ Tomas Machac, Czechia
Silver: Wang Xinyu/ Zhang Zhizhen, China
Bronze: Gabriela Dabrowski/ Felix Auger-Aliassime, Canada
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