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2017 Leipzig World Fencing Championship Recap

Leipzig, Germany - Italy finished up this year’s World Fencing Championships as the clear overall winner, with 4 Gold, 1 Silver and 4 Bronze medals - a total medal count of 9. Russia’s team came home with 3 Gold and 3 Bronze, putting it in second place overall. From there, the medal count was much more spread around, with Korea taking up third place with 1 Gold and 2 Silvers. Team USA finished up the event with 2 Silvers, putting it roughly 8th overall. Both Silvers came from the Men’s and Women’s Foil Team events after some disappointing results in the individual rounds where the US was favored to come out with at least one medal from one of the two events. Both Alexander Massialas and Lee Kiefer were seeded second in their individual events, but both were upset before the medal rounds. Massialas in particular ended the 2016-2017 World Cup season in first place for the second year in a row. Team USA overall posted lower than expected results, as a number of our top competitors were knocked out earlier than anticipated. Other noteworthy results include Japan’s Silver and Bronze medals in Men’s Foil. Toshiya Saito had a breakout 2016/2017 season, jumping from FIE 100+ ranking to number 11, culminating in his Silver medal performance in this event. Takahiro Shikine, who earned Bronze, had a more steady rise, jumping up to top 64 on the FIE points list last season and ending at #17 this season. Considering that both are under 21 years old, Japan’s Men’s foil prospects are looking quite strong for the Tokyo 2020 quadrennial. Also worth noting is that Estonia took home 3 medals total - 1 Gold, 1 Silver and 1 Bronze - entirely off of the Epee event. Estonia as a country has dedicated its international-level resources entirely in Men’s and Women’s Epee, effectively foregoing all other events. This year in particular, that strategy seems to have paid off. Those 3 medals puts Estonia at effectively 4th place in the medal count (or 5th, depending on how you count the medals). This is due in part to how spread out the medals are this season, but speaks strongly for Estonia’s overall strategy. Among the more interesting moments of the night was Miles Chamley-Watson’s under-the-leg touch in the Men’s Foil team Gold medal bout:

Well, that’s one way to do it! @mchamleywatson described this athletic touch as “the best touch of my life” ⠀ ⠀ #Eurosport #Fencing #Sword #Sabre #Foil #Epee #Touch #WorldChampionship #Leipzig #Germany #USA #America #United #States #UnitedStates #Italy #Italia #Italian #Men #Win #Champions #Sport #Medal #Miles #ChamleyWatson #MilesChamleyWatson

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And this incredible comeback in Men’s Team Saber: https://www.facebook.com/plugins/video.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fsam.signorelli%2Fvideos%2F10213802930326349%2F&show_text=0&width=560 The Championship event, which was held at Arena Leipzig over the week of July 19 through 26, rotates locations every year. The 2018 event will be held in Wuxi, China.

Full Medal Results

Women’s Foil
  1. RUS - DERIGLAZOVA Inna 2. ITA - VOLPI Alice 3. FRA - THIBUS Ysaora T3. ITA - ERRIGO Arianna … 9. USA - KIEFER Lee 29. USA - LU Margaret 33. USA - ROSS Nicole 38. USA - MASSIALAS Sabrina (Medical Withdrawl)
    Men’s Epee
  2. ITA - PIZZO Paolo 2. EST - NOVOSJOLOV Nikolai 3. HUN - REDLI Andras T3. GER - SCHMIDT Richard … 69. USA - BRATTON Benjamin 81. USA - RODNEY Adam 103. USA - SCHUMACHER Cooper 117. USA - PRYOR Jason
    Men’s Saber
  3. HUN - SZATMARI Andras 2. KOR - GU Bongil 3. FRA - ANSTETT Vincent T3. RUS - IBRAGIMOV Kamil … 19. USA - DERSHWITZ Eli 33. USA - HOMER Daryl 43. USA - SPEAR Jeff 66. USA - LOSS Geoffrey
    Men’s Foil
  4. RUS - ZHEREBCHENKO Dmitry 2. JPN - SAITO Toshiya 3. JPN - SHIKINE Takahiro T3. ITA - GAROZZO Daniele … 5. USA - MASSIALAS Alexander 8. USA - IMBODEN Race 11. USA - MEINHARDT Gerek 18. USA - CHAMLEY-WATSON Miles
    Women’s Epee
  5. RUS - GUDKOVA Tatiana 2. POL - NELIP Ewa 3. EST - BELJAJEVA Julia T3. UKR - KRYVYTSKA Olena … 19. USA - HURLEY Kelley 34. USA - HURLEY Courtney 38. USA - VAN BRUMMEN Anna 60. USA - HOLMES Katharine
    Women’s Saber
  6. UKR - KHARLAN Olga 2. TUN - BESBES Azza 3. ITA - VECCHI Irene T3. FRA - BERDER Cecilia … 24. USA - AKSAMIT Monica 25. USA - WOZNIAK Dagmara 36. USA - MUHAMMAD Ibtihaj 45. USA - STONE Anne-Elizabeth
    Team Women’s Foil
  7. ITA - ITALY 2. USA - USA 3. RUS - RUSSIA
    Team Men’s Saber
  8. KOR - KOREA 2. HUN - HUNGARY 3. ITA - ITALY … 4. USA - USA
    Team Men’s Epee
  9. FRA - FRANCE 2. SUI - SWITZERLAND 3. RUS - RUSSIA … 11. USA - USA
    Team Women’s Saber
  10. ITA - ITALY 2. KOR - KOREA 3. FRA - FRANCE … 7. USA - USA
    Team Men’s Foil
  11. ITA - ITALY 2. USA - USA 3. FRA - FRANCE
    Team Women’s Epee
  12. EST - ESTONIA 2. CHN - CHINA 3. POL - POLAND … 7. USA - USA
    Medal Count:
Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
ITA 4 1 4 9
RUS 3 3 6
KOR 1 2 3
EST 1 1 1 3
HUN 1 1 1 3
FRA 1 4 5
UKR 1 1 2
USA 2 2
JPN 1 1 2
POL 1 1 2
TUN 1 1
SUI 1 1
CHN 1 1
GER 1 1

Complete results can be found here care of Fencing Worldwide.

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