Men's sabre at the 2019 World Fencing Championships

Men's sabre
at the 2019 World Fencing Championships
Men's sabre ; at the 2019 World Fencing Championships
Venue	SYMA Sports and Conference Centre
Location	Budapest, Hungary
Dates	15–18 July
Medalists
	← 2018 2022 →

Last updated July 16, 2022

The Men's sabre competition at the 2019 World Fencing Championships was held on 18 July 2019. The qualification was held on 15 July.^[1]

Draw

Finals

Semifinals		Final



András Szatmári	15

Mojtaba Abedini	8
		András Szatmári	12

		Oh Sang-uk	15
Luca Curatoli	11

Oh Sang-uk	15

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Eli Dershwitz	15

Choy Yu Yong	7
		Eli Dershwitz	15

		William Deary	13
Iulian Teodosiu	13

William Deary	15
				Eli Dershwitz	15

				Csanád Gémesi	8
Csanád Gémesi	15

Arne De Ridder	7
		Csanád Gémesi	15

		Aldo Montano	14
Joseph Polossifakis	13

Aldo Montano	15
						Eli Dershwitz	12

						András Szatmári	15
Veniamin Reshetnikov	15

Jeff Spear	4
		Veniamin Reshetnikov	15

		Mohamed Amer	12
Mohamed Amer	15

Tamás Decsi	7
				Veniamin Reshetnikov	12

				András Szatmári	15
András Szatmári	15

Mikheil Mardaleishvili	10
		András Szatmári	15

		Kim Jun-ho	11
Yan Yinghui	13

Kim Jun-ho	15

Section 2

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Kamil Ibragimov	15

Yuriy Tsap	5
		Kamil Ibragimov	15

		Benedikt Wagner	12
Medhat Moataz	13

Benedikt Wagner	15
				Kamil Ibragimov	9

				Mojtaba Abedini	15
Mojtaba Abedini	15

Kaito Streets	12
		Mojtaba Abedini	15

		Farès Ferjani	13
Xu Yingming	14

Farès Ferjani	15
						Mojtaba Abedini	15

						Max Hartung	11
Enrico Berrè	15

Björn Hübner-Fehrer	10
		Enrico Berrè	13

		Tiberiu Dolniceanu	15
Khalil Thompson	14

Tiberiu Dolniceanu	15
				Tiberiu Dolniceanu	13

				Max Hartung	15
Deng Xiaohao	15

Florin Zalomir	12
		Deng Xiaohao	12

		Max Hartung	15
Fares Arfa	8

Max Hartung	15

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Áron Szilágyi	15

Low Ho Tin	11
		Áron Szilágyi	14

		Kento Yoshida	15
Kento Yoshida	15

Wang Shi	6
				Kento Yoshida	12

				Shaul Gordon	15
Ali Pakdaman	10

Shaul Gordon	15
		Shaul Gordon	15

		Ha Han-sol	12
Ha Han-sol	15

Daryl Homer	12
						Shaul Gordon	12

						Luca Curatoli	15
Sandro Bazadze	15

Aaron Ho	12
		Sandro Bazadze	15

		Pascual Di Tella	7
Pascual Di Tella	15

Tom Seitz	14
				Sandro Bazadze	10

				Luca Curatoli	15
Mohammad Rahbari	15

Enver Yıldırım	5
		Mohammad Rahbari	8

		Luca Curatoli	15
Curtis Miller	7

Luca Curatoli	15

Section 4

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Boladé Apithy	14

Ilya Mokretsov	15
		Ilya Mokretsov	13

		Konstantin Lokhanov	15
Alin Badea	13

Konstantin Lokhanov	15
				Konstantin Lokhanov	15

				Gu Bon-gil	7
Stefano Lucchetti	15

Dmytro Pundyk	14
		Stefano Lucchetti	10

		Gu Bon-gil	15
Bakdaulet Kuralbekuly	8

Gu Bon-gil	15
						Konstantin Lokhanov	9

						Oh Sang-uk	15
Luigi Samele	15

Nguyễn Xuân Lợi	13
		Luigi Samele	15

		Dmitriy Danilenko	13
Kiryl Kirpichou	12

Dmitriy Danilenko	15
				Luigi Samele	8

				Oh Sang-uk	15
Vincent Anstett	15

Mohammad Fotouhi	13
		Vincent Anstett	13

		Oh Sang-uk	15
Guillermo Mancheno	11

Oh Sang-uk	15

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2019 World Fencing Championships

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