2022 Asian Fencing Championships

Last updated December 21, 2024

2022 Asian Fencing Championships
Host city	Seoul, South Korea
Dates	10–15 June 2022
Main venue	SK Olympic Handball Gymnasium
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The 2022 Asian Fencing Championships were held in Seoul, South Korea from 10 to 15 June 2022 at the SK Olympic Handball Gymnasium.^[1]

Contents

Medal summary
Men
Women
Medal table
Results
Men 2
Women 2
References
External links

Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual épée	Koki Kano Japan	Akira Komata Japan	Park Sang-young South Korea
Individual épée	Koki Kano Japan	Akira Komata Japan	Lan Minghao China
Team épée	South Korea Kim Myeong-ki Kweon Young-jun Park Sang-young Son Tae-jin	Uzbekistan Roman Aleksandrov Fayzulla Alimov Nodirbek Muminov Javokhirbek Nurmatov	Japan Koki Kano Akira Komata Ryu Matsumoto Masaru Yamada
Team épée			China Lan Minghao LiU Yongchuang Wang Zijie Yu Lefan
Individual foil	Cheung Ka Long Hong Kong	Mo Ziwei China	Wu Bin China
Individual foil	Cheung Ka Long Hong Kong	Mo Ziwei China	Ryan Choi Hong Kong
Team foil	Japan Kazuki Iimura Kyosuke Matsuyama Takahiro Shikine Kenta Suzumura	South Korea Ha Tae-gyu Heo Jun Im Cheol-woo Kim Dong-su	Hong Kong Cheung Ka Long Ryan Choi Lawrence Ng Yeung Chi Ka
Team foil		South Korea Ha Tae-gyu Heo Jun Im Cheol-woo Kim Dong-su	Chinese Taipei Chen Chih-chieh Chen Yi-tung Liu Yin-yuan Yueh Che-hao
Individual sabre	Gu Bon-gil South Korea	Kim Jung-hwan South Korea	Oh Sang-uk South Korea
Individual sabre	Gu Bon-gil South Korea	Kim Jung-hwan South Korea	Artyom Sarkissyan Kazakhstan
Team sabre	South Korea Gu Bon-gil Kim Jung-hwan Kim Jun-ho Oh Sang-uk	Japan Kento Hoshino Mao Kokubo Kaito Streets Kento Yoshida	Iran Mohammad Fotouhi Ali Pakdaman Mohammad Rahbari Nima Zahedi
Team sabre	South Korea Gu Bon-gil Kim Jung-hwan Kim Jun-ho Oh Sang-uk	Japan Kento Hoshino Mao Kokubo Kaito Streets Kento Yoshida	Hong Kong Chan Cheuk Him Cyrus Chang Aaron Ho Low Ho Tin

Women

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual épée	Vivian Kong Hong Kong	Choi In-jeong South Korea	Chan Wai Ling Hong Kong
Individual épée	Vivian Kong Hong Kong	Choi In-jeong South Korea	Nozomi Sato Japan
Team épée	South Korea Choi In-jeong Kang Young-mi Lee Hye-in Song Se-ra	Hong Kong Chan Wai Ling Chu Ka Mong Vivian Kong Coco Lin	Japan Haruna Baba Yume Kuroki Nozomi Sato Miho Yoshimura
Team épée		Hong Kong Chan Wai Ling Chu Ka Mong Vivian Kong Coco Lin	China Huang Qianqian Ma Yingjia Song Yue Zhu Mingye
Individual foil	Shi Yue China	Chen Qingyuan China	Yuka Ueno Japan
Individual foil	Shi Yue China	Chen Qingyuan China	Sera Azuma Japan
Team foil	Japan Sera Azuma Komaki Kikuchi Karin Miyawaki Yuzuha Takeyama	China Cai Yuanting Chen Qingyuan Shi Yue Wu Peilin	South Korea Chae Song-oh Hong Hyo-jin Hong Seo-in Kim Ki-yeun
Team foil		China Cai Yuanting Chen Qingyuan Shi Yue Wu Peilin	Singapore Amita Berthier Denyse Chan Cheung Kemei Maxine Wong
Individual sabre	Choi Soo-yeon South Korea	Misaki Emura Japan	Fu Ying China
Individual sabre	Choi Soo-yeon South Korea	Misaki Emura Japan	Yang Hengyu China
Team sabre	South Korea Choi Soo-yeon Kim Jeong-mi Kim Ji-yeon Yoon Ji-su	Japan Misaki Emura Shihomi Fukushima Kanae Kobayashi Seri Ozaki	China Fu Ying Guo Yiqi Yang Hengyu Zhuang Chenyi
Team sabre			Kazakhstan Karina Dospay Anastassiya Gulik Tatyana Prikhodko Aigerim Sarybay

Medal table

Results

Men

Individual épée

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Roman Aleksandrov (UZB)	6
	Park Sang-young (KOR)	15			Park Sang-young (KOR)	13
	Akira Komata (JPN)	15			Akira Komata (JPN)	14
	Elmir Alimzhanov (KAZ)	8							Akira Komata (JPN)	10
	Vadim Sharlaimov (KAZ)	9							Koki Kano (JPN)	15
	Koki Kano (JPN)	15			Koki Kano (JPN)	15
	Kim Myeong-ki (KOR)	13			Lan Minghao (CHN)	11
	Lan Minghao (CHN)	15

Team épée

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Japan	45
	Australia	30			Japan	35
	Uzbekistan	42			Uzbekistan	36
	Kazakhstan	40							Uzbekistan	35
	China	45							South Korea	38
	Hong Kong	43			China	25
	Kyrgyzstan	37			South Korea	29
	South Korea	45							3rd place

									Japan	42
									China	37

Individual foil

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Cheung Ka Long (HKG)	15
	Xu Jie (CHN)	8			Cheung Ka Long (HKG)	15
	Kyosuke Matsuyama (JPN)	14			Wu Bin (CHN)	13
	Wu Bin (CHN)	15							Cheung Ka Long (HKG)	15
	Takahiro Shikine (JPN)	11							Mo Ziwei (CHN)	6
	Mo Ziwei (CHN)	15			Mo Ziwei (CHN)	15
	Samuel Robson (SGP)	2			Ryan Choi (HKG)	14
	Ryan Choi (HKG)	15

Team foil

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Japan	45
	Kuwait	15			Japan	45
	Chinese Taipei	45			Chinese Taipei	26
	China	40							Japan	45
	South Korea	45							South Korea	33
	Singapore	24			South Korea	45
	Australia	35			Hong Kong	42
	Hong Kong	45							3rd place

									Chinese Taipei	30
									Hong Kong	45

Individual sabre

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Kim Jung-hwan (KOR)	15
	Nima Zahedi (IRI)	12			Kim Jung-hwan (KOR)	15
	Oh Sang-uk (KOR)	15			Oh Sang-uk (KOR)	11
	Kaito Streets (JPN)	7							Kim Jung-hwan (KOR)	11
	Artyom Sarkissyan (KAZ)	15							Gu Bon-gil (KOR)	15
	Mao Kokubo (JPN)	14			Artyom Sarkissyan (KAZ)	10
	Gu Bon-gil (KOR)	15			Gu Bon-gil (KOR)	15
	Mohammad Fotouhi (IRI)	9

Team sabre

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	South Korea	45
	Kuwait	31			South Korea	45
	Kazakhstan	39			Hong Kong	31
	Hong Kong	45							South Korea	45
	Japan	45							Japan	33
	China	42			Japan	45
	Thailand	14			Iran	44
	Iran	45							3rd place

									Hong Kong	33
									Iran	45

Women

Individual épée

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Song Se-ra (KOR)	8
	Chan Wai Ling (HKG)	9			Chan Wai Ling (HKG)	7
	Vivian Kong (HKG)	15			Vivian Kong (HKG)	15
	Kang Young-mi (KOR)	11							Vivian Kong (HKG)	12
	Nozomi Sato (JPN)	15							Choi In-jeong (KOR)	11
	Miho Yoshimura (JPN)	10			Nozomi Sato (JPN)	11
	Sofiya Nikolaichuk (KAZ)	12			Choi In-jeong (KOR)	12
	Choi In-jeong (KOR)	15

Team épée

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	South Korea	45
	Thailand	24			South Korea	45
	India	29			Japan	35
	Japan	45							South Korea	39
	Hong Kong	45							Hong Kong	27
	Singapore	33			Hong Kong	40
	Chinese Taipei	27			China	30
	China	45							3rd place

									Japan	45
									China	38

Individual foil

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Shi Yue (CHN)	15
	Valerie Cheng (HKG)	9			Shi Yue (CHN)	15
	Yuka Ueno (JPN)	15			Yuka Ueno (JPN)	11
	Amita Berthier (SGP)	7							Shi Yue (CHN)	15
	Sera Azuma (JPN)	15							Chen Qingyuan (CHN)	9
	Yuzuha Takeyama (JPN)	12			Sera Azuma (JPN)	11
	Cai Yuanting (CHN)	10			Chen Qingyuan (CHN)	15
	Chen Qingyuan (CHN)	12

Team foil

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Japan	45
	Philippines	21			Japan	45
	Singapore	45			Singapore	31
	Hong Kong	31							Japan	45
	China	45							China	33
	Chinese Taipei	23			China	43
	Australia	18			South Korea	29
	South Korea	45							3rd place

									Singapore	35
									South Korea	44

Individual sabre

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	Misaki Emura (JPN)	15
	Lin Kesi (CHN)	7			Misaki Emura (JPN)	15
	Yoon Ji-su (KOR)	11			Fu Ying (CHN)	10
	Fu Ying (CHN)	15							Misaki Emura (JPN)	9
	Choi Soo-yeon (KOR)	15							Choi Soo-yeon (KOR)	15
	Chu Wing Kiu (HKG)	8			Choi Soo-yeon (KOR)	15
	Seri Ozaki (JPN)	13			Yang Hengyu (CHN)	12
	Yang Hengyu (CHN)	15

Team sabre

	Quarterfinals				Semifinals				Final

	South Korea	45
	India	31			South Korea	45
	Hong Kong	44			Kazakhstan	34
	Kazakhstan	45							South Korea	45
	China	45							Japan	39
	Singapore	32			China	42
	Thailand	27			Japan	45
	Japan	45							3rd place

									Kazakhstan	35
									China	45

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References

↑ "2022 Seoul Asian Fencing Championships" (PDF). FIE. Retrieved 14 June 2022.

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