Herrarnas värja vid olympiska sommarspelen 1984
| Fäktning vid olympiska sommarspelen 1984  | ||||
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| Florett | herrar | damer | ||
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| Sabel | herrar | |||
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Herrarnas värja-tävling i de olympiska fäktningstävlingarna 1984 i Los Angeles avgjordes den 7-8 augusti 1984.
Medaljörer
| Event | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Värja, herrar |  Philippe Boisse (FRA) |  Björne Väggö (SWE) | Philippe Riboud (FRA) |
Resultat
| Placering | Fäktare | Land |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Philippe Boisse | Frankrike |
| 2 | Björne Väggö | Sverige |
| 3 | Philippe Riboud | Frankrike |
| 4 | Stefano Bellone |  Italien |
| 5 | Michel Poffet |  Schweiz |
| 6 | Elmar Borrmann |  Västtyskland |
| 7 | Alexander Pusch | Västtyskland |
| 8 | Volker Fischer | Västtyskland |
| 9 | Angelo Mazzoni | Italien |
| 10 | Michel Dessureault |  Kanada |
| 11 | Nils Koppang |  Norge |
| 12 | Daniel Giger | Schweiz |
| 13 | Olivier Lenglet | Frankrike |
| 14 | Sandro Cuomo | Italien |
| 15 | Martin Brill |  Nya Zeeland |
| 16 | Bård Vonen | Norge |
| 17 | Stephen Trevor |  USA |
| 18 | Robert Marx | USA |
| 19 | Daniel Perreault | Kanada |
| 20 | Steven Paul |  Storbritannien |
| 21 | Jerri Bergström | Sverige |
| 22 | John Llewellyn | Storbritannien |
| 23 | Cui Yining |  Kina |
| 24 | Ihab Aly |  Egypten |
| 25 | Zhao Zhizhong | Kina |
| 26 | Arno Strohmeyer |  Österrike |
| 27 | Kim Seong-Mun |  Sydkorea |
| 28 | Khaled Soliman | Egypten |
| 29 | Ángel Fernández |  Spanien |
| 30 | Zong Xiangqing | Kina |
| 31 | Jean-Marc Chouinard | Kanada |
| 32 | Ali Murat Dizioğlu |  Turkiet |
| 33 | Yun Nam-Jin | Sydkorea |
| 34 | Lee Il-Hui | Sydkorea |
| 35 | Hannes Lembacher | Österrike |
| 36 | Stéphane Ganeff |  Belgien |
| 37 | Tsai Shing-Hsiang |  Kinesiska Taipei |
| 38 | Lee Shelley | USA |
| 39 | José Rafael Magallanes |  Venezuela |
| 40 | Gabriel Nigon | Schweiz |
| 41 | Mohamed Al-Thuwani |  Kuwait |
| 42 | Thierry Soumagne | Belgien |
| 43T | Kazem Hasan | Kuwait |
| 43T | Greger Forslöw | Sverige |
| 45 | Abdel Monem Salem | Egypten |
| 46 | Sergio Luchetti |  Argentina |
| 47 | Stefan Joos | Belgien |
| 48 | Gilberto Peña |  Puerto Rico |
| 49 | Denis Cunningham |  Hongkong |
| 50 | David Cocker | Nya Zeeland |
| 51 | Marcelo Magnasco | Argentina |
| 52 | Jamil Mohamed Bubashit |  Saudiarabien |
| 53 | Liu Chi On | Hongkong |
| 54 | Osama Al-Khurafi | Kuwait |
| 55 | John Hugo Pedersen | Norge |
| 56 | Mohamed Ahmed Abu Ali | Saudiarabien |
| 57 | Lee Tai-Chung | Kinesiska Taipei |
| 58T | Csaba Gaspar | Argentina |
| 58T | Rashid Fahd Al-Rasheed | Saudiarabien |
| 58T | Saul Mendoza |  Bolivia |
| 61T | Jonathan Stanbury | Storbritannien |
| 61T | James Kerr |  Amerikanska Jungfruöarna |
| 63 | Lam Tak Chuen | Hongkong |
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