Men's sabre at the 2023 World Fencing Championships

Men's sabre
at the Fencing championships 2023
Men's sabre ; at the Fencing championships 2023
Venue	Milan Convention Center
Location	Milan, Italy
Dates	22 July (qualification); 25 July
Competitors	172 from 59 nations
Medalists
	← 2022 2024 →

Last updated August 02, 2023

The Men's sabre competition at the 2023 World Fencing Championships was held on 25 July 2023. The qualification was held on 22 July.^[1]^[2]

Draw

Finals

Semifinals		Final



Sandro Bazadze	15

Ziad El-Sissy	14
		Sandro Bazadze	6

		Eli Dershwitz	15
Eli Dershwitz	15

Áron Szilágyi	13

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Sandro Bazadze	15

Luis Bonah	3
		Sandro Bazadze	15

		Farès Ferjani	13
Riccardo Nuccio	11

Farès Ferjani	15
				Sandro Bazadze	15

				Mitchell Saron	7
Enver Yıldırım	15

Liang Jianhao	8
		Enver Yıldırım	7

		Mitchell Saron	15
Mitchell Saron	15

Sébastien Patrice	11
						Sandro Bazadze	15

						Kento Yoshida	9
Oh Sang-uk	15

Karan Singh Singh	14
		Oh Sang-uk	12

		Kento Yoshida	15
Zuhriddin Kodirov	7

Kento Yoshida	15
				Kento Yoshida	15

				Matyas Szabo	13
Lin Xiao	15

George Dragomir	13
		Lin Xiao	14

		Matyas Szabo	15
Yuriy Tsap	7

Matyas Szabo	15

Section 2

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



András Szatmári	15

Radu Nițu	10
		András Szatmári	12

		Tamás Decsi	15
Tamás Decsi	15

Mohammad Rahbari	9
				Tamás Decsi	13

				Ziad El-Sissy	15
Csanád Gémesi	14

Matei Cîdu	15
		Matei Cîdu	11

		Ziad El-Sissy	15
Andri Mateev	7

Ziad El-Sissy	15
						Ziad El-Sissy	15

						Michele Gallo	14
Michele Gallo	15

Adham Moataz	11
		Michele Gallo	15

		Colin Heathcock	12
Olivier Desrosiers	8

Colin Heathcock	15
				Michele Gallo	15

				Shaul Gordon	13
Shaul Gordon	15

Kaito Streets	12
		Shaul Gordon	15

		Maxime Pianfetti	8
Olaf Stasiak	7

Maxime Pianfetti	15

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Luigi Samele	15

Iñaki Bravo	13
		Luigi Samele	15

		Yousef Al-Shamlan	9
Yousef Al-Shamlan	15

Vasyl Humen	14
				Luigi Samele	6

				Eli Dershwitz	15
Gu Bon-gil	15

Piotr Szczepanik	8
		Gu Bon-gil	14

		Eli Dershwitz	15
Mohammad Fotouhi	12

Eli Dershwitz	15
						Eli Dershwitz	15

						Ha Han-sol	10
Iulian Teodosiu	15

Fares Arfa	12
		Iulian Teodosiu	14

		Aaron Ho	15
Aaron Ho	15

Mohamed Amer	9
				Aaron Ho	12

				Ha Han-sol	15
Raoul Bonah	15

Krzysztof Kaczkowski	11
		Raoul Bonah	9

		Ha Han-sol	15
Ha Han-sol	15

Boladé Apithy	12

Section 4

Round of 64		Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals



Ali Pakdaman	14

Gisho Kumaresan	8
		Ali Pakdaman	15

		Nazarbay Sattarkhan	14
Nazarbay Sattarkhan	15

Shen Chenpeng	13
				Ali Pakdaman	12

				Szymon Hryciuk	15
Medhat Moataz	15

William Deary	11
		Medhat Moataz	12

		Szymon Hryciuk	15
Szymon Hryciuk	15

Kim Jun-ho	7
						Szymon Hryciuk	8

						Áron Szilágyi	15
Luca Curatoli	15

Frederic Kindler	9
		Luca Curatoli	15

		Kento Hoshino	5
Andrew Doddo	13

Kento Hoshino	15
				Luca Curatoli	12

				Áron Szilágyi	15
Andriy Yahodka	12

Musa Aymuratov	15
		Musa Aymuratov	4

		Áron Szilágyi	15
Beka Bazadze	4

Áron Szilágyi	15

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References

↑ "Organising Committee established for Milan 2023 World Fencing Championships". insidethegames.biz. Retrieved 12 January 2022.
↑ "Invitation" (PDF). fie.org. p. 15. Retrieved 16 July 2022.

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[1] "Organising Committee established for Milan 2023 World Fencing Championships". insidethegames.biz. Retrieved 12 January 2022.

[2] "Invitation" (PDF). fie.org. p. 15. Retrieved 16 July 2022.

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