Men's sabre at the 2011 World Fencing Championships

Last updated May 03, 2024

The Men's sabre event of the 2011 World Fencing Championships took place on October 11, 2011.

Medalists

Gold	Aldo Montano (ITA)
Silver	Nicolas Limbach (GER)
Bronze	Gu Bon-gil (KOR)
Bronze	Luigi Tarantino (ITA)

Draw

Finals

Semi-finals		Final



Aldo Montano	15

Gu Bon-gil	12
		Aldo Montano	15

		Nicolas Limbach	13
Nicolas Limbach	15

Luigi Tarantino	12

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Won Woo-young	15

Hichem Smandi	9
		Won Woo-young	15

		Dmytro Pundyk	5
Andriy Yagodka	14

Dmytro Pundyk	15
				Won Woo-young	15

				Pavel Bykov	7
Pavel Bykov	15

Balázs Lontay	11
		Pavel Bykov	15

		Florin Zalomir	14
Sandro Bazadze	9

Florin Zalomir	15
						Won Woo-young	8

						Aldo Montano	15
Boladé Apithy	11

Philippe Beaudry	15
		Philippe Beaudry	15

		Valery Pryiemka	14
Cosmin Hănceanu	8

Valery Pryiemka	15
				Philippe Beaudry	6

				Aldo Montano	15
Oh Eun-seok	15

Joseph Polossifakis	12
		Oh Eun-seok	8

		Aldo Montano	15
Caglayan Firat	6

Aldo Montano	15

Section 2

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Rareș Dumitrescu	15

Dmytro Boyko	8
		Rareș Dumitrescu	14

		Veniamin Reshetnikov	15
Alexei Romanovitch	7

Veniamin Reshetnikov	15
				Veniamin Reshetnikov	15

				Diego Occhuizzi	9
Zsolt Nemcsik	15

James Williams	8
		Zsolt Nemcsik	14

		Diego Occhuizzi	15
Kim Jung-hwan	8

Diego Occhuizzi	15
						Veniamin Reshetnikov	14

						Gu Bon-Gil	15
Daryl Homer	13

Tiberiu Dolniceanu	15
		Tiberiu Dolniceanu	15

		Nicolas Lopez	14
Tamás Decsi	14

Nicolas Lopez	15
				Tiberiu Dolniceanu	13

				Gu Bon-gil	15
Seppe van Holsbeke	15

Oleh Shturbabin	9
		Seppe van Holsbeke	8

		Gu Bon-gil	15
Low Ho Tin	9

Gu Bon-gil	15

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Nicolas Limbach	15

James Walsh	3
		Nicolas Limbach	15

		Max Hartung	10
Renzo Agresta	12

Max Hartung	15
				Nicolas Limbach	15

				Gianpiero Pastore	12
Max Stearns	15

Jason Dourakos	12
		Max Stearns	6

		Gianpiero Pastore	15
Jaime Martí	11

Gianpiero Pastore	15
						Nicolas Limbach	15

						Áron Szilágyi	10
Julien Pillet	15

Mamoudou Keita	8
		Julien Pillet	15

		Kakhaber Magradze	8
Kakhaber Magradze	15

Fernando Casares	11
				Julien Pillet	10

				Áron Szilágyi	15
Wang Jingzhi	15

Ryo Miyayama	5
		Wang Jingzhi	11

		Áron Szilágyi	15
Yemi Apithy	11

Áron Szilágyi	15

Section 4

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Luigi Tarantino	15

Edwin Romero	3
		Luigi Tarantino	15

		Zhong Man	10
Zhong Man	15

Aliaksandr Buikevich	14
				Luigi Tarantino	15

				Nikolay Kovalev	8
Julien Médard	15

Liu Xiao	12
		Julien Médard	9

		Nikolay Kovalev	15
Ibrahim Ant	14

Nikolay Kovalev	15
						Luigi Tarantino	15

						Dmitri Lapkes	7
Dmitri Lapkes	15

Tim Morehouse	14
		Dmitri Lapkes	15

		Benedikt Wagner	9
Benedikt Wagner	15

Björn Hübner	6
				Dmitri Lapkes	15

				Aleksey Yakimenko	14
Jiang Kelü	14

Vincent Couturier	15
		Vincent Couturier	8

		Aleksey Yakimenko	15
James Honeybone	10

Aleksey Yakimenko	15

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