List of Olympic medalists in boxing
Lightweight
1904: 125-135 lb (56.7-61.2 kg) 1908: 126-140 lb (57.2-63.5 kg) 1920–1936: 126-135 lb (57.2-61.2 kg) 1948: 58–62 kg 1952–2008 : 57–60 kg 2012 - : 56–60 kg

List of Olympic medalists in boxing

Section Title: Lightweight
Table Section Text: 1904: 125-135 lb (56.7-61.2 kg) 1908: 126-140 lb (57.2-63.5 kg) 1920–1936: 126-135 lb (57.2-61.2 kg) 1948: 58–62 kg 1952–2008 : 57–60 kg 2012 - : 56–60 kg

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze

1904 St. Louis details	Harry Spanjer (USA)	Russell van Horn (USA)	Peter Sturholdt (USA)

1908 London details	Frederick Grace (GBR)	Frederick Spiller (GBR)	Harry Johnson (GBR)

1912 Stockholm	not included in the Olympic program

1920 Antwerp details	Samuel Mosberg (USA)	Gotfred Johansen (DEN)	Clarence Newton (CAN)

1924 Paris details	Hans Jacob Nielsen (DEN)	Alfredo Copello (ARG)	Frederick Boylstein (USA)

1928 Amsterdam details	Carlo Orlandi (ITA)	Stephen Halaiko (USA)	Gunnar Berggren (SWE)

1932 Los Angeles details	Lawrence Stevens (RSA)	Thure Ahlqvist (SWE)	Nathan Bor (USA)

1936 Berlin details	Imre Harangi (HUN)	Nikolai Stepulov (EST)	Erik Ågren (SWE)

1948 London details	Gerald Dreyer (RSA)	Joseph Vissers (BEL)	Svend Wad (DEN)

1952 Helsinki details	Aureliano Bolognesi (ITA)	Aleksy Antkiewicz (POL)	Gheorghe Fiat (ROU) Erkki Pakkanen (FIN)

1956 Melbourne details	Dick McTaggart (GBR)	Harry Kurschat (EUA)	Anthony Byrne (IRL) Anatoly Lagetko (URS)

1960 Rome details	Kazimierz Paździor (POL)	Sandro Lopopolo (ITA)	Abel Laudonio (ARG) Dick McTaggart (GBR)

1964 Tokyo details	Józef Grudzień (POL)	Velikton Barannikov (URS)	Ronald Allen Harris (USA) Jim McCourt (IRL)

1968 Mexico City details	Ronnie Harris (USA)	Józef Grudzień (POL)	Calistrat Cuțov (ROU) Zvonimir Vujin (YUG)

1972 Munich details	Jan Szczepański (POL)	László Orbán (HUN)	Samuel Mbugua (KEN) Alfonso Pérez (COL)

1976 Montreal details	Howard Davis (USA)	Simion Cuțov (ROU)	Ace Rusevski (YUG) Vassily Solomin (URS)

1980 Moscow details	Ángel Herrera (CUB)	Viktor Demyanenko (URS)	Kazimierz Adach (POL) Richard Nowakowski (GDR)

1984 Los Angeles details	Pernell Whitaker (USA)	Luis Ortiz (PUR)	Chun Chil-Sung (KOR) Martin Ndongo-Ebanga (CMR)

1988 Seoul details	Andreas Zülow (GDR)	George Cramne (SWE)	Romallis Ellis (USA) Nergüin Enkhbat (MGL)

1992 Barcelona details	Oscar De La Hoya (USA)	Marco Rudolph (GER)	Namjilyn Bayarsaikhan (MGL) Hong Sung-Sik (KOR)

1996 Atlanta details	Hocine Soltani (ALG)	Tontcho Tontchev (BUL)	Terrance Cauthen (USA) Leonard Doroftei (ROU)

2000 Sydney details	Mario Kindelán (CUB)	Andreas Kotelnik (UKR)	Cristián Bejarano (MEX) Alexander Maletin (RUS)

2004 Athens details	Mario Kindelán (CUB)	Amir Khan (GBR)	Murat Khrachev (RUS) Serik Yeleuov (KAZ)

2008 Beijing details	Aleksei Tishchenko (RUS)	Daouda Sow (FRA)	Hrachik Javakhyan (ARM) Yordenis Ugás (CUB)

2012 London details	Vasyl Lomachenko (UKR)	Han Soon-Chul (KOR)	Evaldas Petrauskas (LTU) Yasniel Toledo (CUB)

2016 Rio details	Robson Conceição (BRA)	Sofiane Oumiha (FRA)	Lázaro Álvarez (CUB) Dorjnyambuugiin Otgondalai (MGL)

2020 Tokyo details

Sentence(s)

Andreas Zülow was a boxer who won a Lightweight gold medal at the 1988 Olympic Games.

final_sentence: Andreas Zülow was a boxer who won a Lightweight gold medal at the 1988 Olympic Games.