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Made the first of five Olympic appearances.
Maurício Lima's setting connected Brazil's first Olympic champions with the team's later era of world success.
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Origin
and identity
Maurício Lima's setting connected Brazil's first Olympic champions with the team's later era of world success.
He helped Brazil win gold in Barcelona and repeated the achievement twelve years later in Athens. His five Olympic appearances span a long period of change in the international game.
Best-setter awards at the 1992 Olympics and 2002 World Championship illustrate his individual standing. An extensive club career in Brazil and Italy complemented those national-team achievements.
A defining
career arc
Made the first of five Olympic appearances.
Helped Brazil win its first men's Olympic title.
Received the championship's positional award.
Returned to the top podium twelve years after Barcelona.
Completed
milestones
1992 and 2004.
1988 through 2004.
Senior men's championship.
Career total recorded by the Hall of Fame.
These are completed, source-backed milestones; changing live totals are intentionally excluded.
Best-setter awards at the 1992 Olympics and 2002 World Championship illustrate his individual standing. An extensive club career in Brazil and Italy complemented those national-team achievements.
Editorial
references
Editorial facts and completed milestones last reviewed on October 21, 2026. This independent tribute does not imply endorsement.