Men's foil at the 2017 World Fencing Championships

Men's foil
at the 2017 World Fencing Championships
Men's foil ; at the 2017 World Fencing Championships
Venue	Arena Leipzig
Location	Leipzig, Germany
Dates	23 July
Medalists
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Last updated July 28, 2024

The Men's foil event of the 2017 World Fencing Championships was held on 23 July 2017. The qualification was held on 20 July 2017.

Draw

Finals

Semi-finals		Final



Daniele Garozzo	12

Toshiya Saito	15
		Toshiya Saito	12

		Dmitry Zherebchenko	15
Takahiro Shikine	12

Dmitry Zherebchenko	15

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

1	Daniele Garozzo	15

64	Tobias Reichetzer	3
			1	Daniele Garozzo	15

			32	Kenta Suzumura	8
33	Piotr Janda	7

32	Kenta Suzumura	15
						1	Daniele Garozzo	15

						16	Ha Tae-gyu	6
17	Guilherme Toldo	14

48	Cheung Siu Lun	15
			48	Cheung Siu Lun	14

			16	Ha Tae-gyu	15
49	Alexander Kahl	10

16	Ha Tae-gyu	15
									1	Daniele Garozzo	15

									8	Race Imboden	14
9	Erwann Le Péchoux	7

56	Kyosuke Matsuyama	15
			56	Kyosuke Matsuyama	10

			24	André Sanita	15
41	Kolja Dahlin	8

24	André Sanita	15
						24	André Sanita	14

						8	Race Imboden	15
25	Mohamed Essam	15

40	Sebastiaan Borst	14
			25	Mohamed Essam	5

			8	Race Imboden	15
57	Jérémy Cadot	2

8	Race Imboden	15

Section 2

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

5	Richard Kruse	15

60	Nicholas E. Choi	4
			5	Richard Kruse	15

			37	Martino Minuto	5
37	Martino Minuto	15

28	Alexander Choupenitch	12
						5	Richard Kruse	15

						12	Gerek Meinhardt	7
21	Sholto Douglas	15

44	Daniel Giacon	11
			21	Sholto Douglas	7

			12	Gerek Meinhardt	15
53	Marcus Mepstead	12

12	Gerek Meinhardt	15
									5	Richard Kruse	11

									20	Toshiya Saito	15
13	Peter Joppich	15

52	Alex Tofalides	12
			13	Peter Joppich	5

			20	Toshiya Saito	15
45	Petar Fileš	7

20	Toshiya Saito	15
						20	Toshiya Saito	15

						4	Timur Safin	14
29	Daniel Gómez	15

36	Andrii Pogrebniak	13
			29	Daniel Gómez	6

			4	Timur Safin	15
61	Luka Gaganidze	8

4	Timur Safin	15

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

3	Giorgio Avola	15

62	Marc-Antoine Brodeur	4
			3	Giorgio Avola	14

			35	Takahiro Shikine	15
35	Takahiro Shikine	15

30	Carlos Llavador	13
						35	Takahiro Shikine	15

						19	Timur Arslanov	3
19	Timur Arslanov	15

46	Jérémy Keryhuel	5
			19	Timur Arslanov	15

			14	Alaaeldin Abouelkassem	7
51	Nikolaos Kontochristopoulos	3

14	Alaaeldin Abouelkassem	15
									35	Takahiro Shikine	15

									6	Alessio Foconi	13
11	Andrea Cassarà	15

54	Cedrik Serri	8
			11	Andrea Cassarà	15

			22	Dániel Dósa	8
43	Julien Mertine	12

22	Dániel Dósa	15
						11	Andrea Cassarà	14

						6	Alessio Foconi	15
27	Benjamin Kleibrink	14

38	Heo Jun	13
			27	Benjamin Kleibrink	6

			6	Alessio Foconi	15
59	Huang Mengkai	5

6	Alessio Foconi	15

Section 4

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

7	Miles Chamley-Watson	15

58	Dmytro Chuchukalo	14
			7	Miles Chamley-Watson	13

			26	Aleksey Cheremisinov	15
39	James-Andrew Davis	11

26	Aleksey Cheremisinov	15
						26	Aleksey Cheremisinov	11

						55	Dmitry Zherebchenko	15
23	Choi Chun Yin Ryan	15

42	Thomas Berg	14
			23	Choi Chun Yin Ryan	11

			55	Dmitry Zherebchenko	15
55	Dmitry Zherebchenko	15

10	Cheung Ka Long	10
									55	Dmitry Zherebchenko	15

									2	Alex Massialas	8
15	Enzo Lefort	15

50	Leszek Rajski	12
			15	Enzo Lefort	15

			47	Alexander Tsoronis	11
47	Alexander Tsoronis	15

18	Son Young-ki	6
						15	Enzo Lefort	5

						2	Alex Massialas	15
31	René Pranz	7

34	Li Chen	15
			34	Li Chen	9

			2	Alex Massialas	15
63	Stef Van Campenhout	3

2	Alex Massialas	15

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