Men's team sabre at the 2013 World Fencing Championships

Last updated May 31, 2024

The Men's team sabre event of the 2013 World Fencing Championships was held on August 10, 2013.

Medalists

Gold	Russia Kamil Ibragimov Nikolay Kovalev Veniamin Reshetnikov Aleksey Yakimenko
Silver	Romania Alin Badea Tiberiu Dolniceanu Ciprian Gălățanu Iulian Teodosiu
Bronze	South Korea Gu Bon-gil Kim Jung-hwan Oh Eun-seok Won Jun-Ho

Draw

Finals

Final

1	Romania	38

2	Russia	45

Third place

1	Belarus	31

2	South Korea	45

Top half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

		Italy	45
Egypt	43	Japan	32
Japan	45			Italy	43
Belarus	45			Belarus	45
Colombia	15	Belarus	45
Mexico	37	China	26
China	45					Belarus	44
Hungary	45					Romania	45
Argentina	24	Hungary	45
Singapore	28	France	40
France	45			Hungary	44
Poland	45			Romania	45
Spain	44	Poland	37
Australia	15	Romania	45
Romania	45

Bottom half

Round of 32		Round of 16		Quarterfinals		Semifinals

Russia	45
Israel	21	Russia	45
Iran	44	United Kingdom	29
United Kingdom	45			Russia	45
Canada	45			Germany	43
Brazil	36	Canada	26
Kuwait	13	Germany	45
Germany	45					Russia	45
United States	45					South Korea	39
Georgia	33	United States	45
Venezuela	30	Ukraine	41
Ukraine	45			United States	33
Hong Kong	45			South Korea	45
Kazakhstan	33	Hong Kong	25
DR Congo		South Korea	45
South Korea	w/o

Placement rounds

5–8th place

5–8th place semifinals		5th place



Italy	45

Hungary	41
		Italy	40

		Germany	45
Germany	45

United States	34
		7th place



		Hungary	45

		United States	44

9–16th place

9–16th place quarterfinals		9–13th place semifinals		9th place



Japan	35

China	45
		China	39

		France	45
France	45

Poland	24
				France	45

				Ukraine	40
United Kingdom	43

Canada	45
		Canada	34

		Ukraine	45	11th place
Ukraine	45

Hong Kong	30
				China	34

				Canada	45

13–16th place

13–16th place semifinals		13th place



Japan	30

Poland	45
		Poland	45

		United Kingdom	41
United Kingdom	45

Hong Kong	44
		15th place



		Japan	44

		Hong Kong	45

Final classification

Rank	Nation
	Russia
	Romania
	South Korea
4	Belarus
5	Germany
6	Italy
7	Hungary
8	United States
9	France
10	Ukraine
11	Canada
12	China
13	Poland
14	United Kingdom
15	Hong Kong
16	Japan
17	Egypt
18	Kazakhstan
19	Iran
20	Spain
21	Singapore
22	Brazil
23	Venezuela
24	Colombia
25	Mexico
26	Georgia
27	Kuwait
28	Argentina
29	Australia
30	Israel
31	Democratic Republic of the Congo

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