Val Barker Trophy

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The Val Barker Trophy is awarded to the outstanding and most stylistic boxer of each Olympic Games since 1936. The trophy was established in honor of Val Barker, who was the first Honorary Secretary of the Federation Internationale de Boxe Amateur in 1920.

Year
Location
Boxer
Nationality
Weight Class
Medal
1936 Berlin Louis Daniel Laurie USA Flyweight Bronze
1948 London George Hunter SAF Light Heavyweight Gold
1952 Helsinki Norvel Lee USA Light Heavyweight Gold
1956 Melbourne Richard McTaggart GBR Lightweight Gold
1960 Rome Giovanni Benvenuti ITA Welterweight Gold
1964 Tokio Valeri Popenchenko URS Middleweight Gold
1968 Mexico City Philip Waruinge KEN Featherweight Bronze
1972 Munich Teofilo Stevenson CUB Heavyweight Gold
1976 Montréal Howard Davis, Jr. USA Lightweight Gold
1980 Moscow Patrizio Oliva ITA Light Welterweight Gold
1984 Los Angeles Paul Gonzales USA Lightweight Gold
1988 Seoul Roy Jones, Jr. USA Light Middleweight Silver
1992 Barcelona Roberto Balado CUB Super Heavyweight Gold
1996 Atlanta Vassiliy Jirov KAZ Light Heavyweight Gold
2000 Sydney Oleg Saitov RUS Welterweight Gold
2004 Athens Bakhtiyar Artayev KAZ Welterweight Gold
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