Women's sabre at the 2015 World Fencing Championships

Last updated December 21, 2024

The Women's sabre event of the 2015 World Fencing Championships was held on 14 July 2015. The qualification was held on 13 July 2015.

Medalists

Gold	Sofiya Velikaya
Silver	Cécilia Berder
Bronze	Shen Chen
Bronze	Anna Márton

Draw

Finals

Semi-finals		Final



Cécilia Berder	15

Shen Chen	10
		Cécilia Berder	12

		Sofiya Velikaya	15
Anna Márton	8

Sofiya Velikaya	15

Top half

Section 1

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

1	Olha Kharlan	15

64	Aibike Khabibullina	7
			1	Olha Kharlan	15

			33	Małgorzata Kozaczuk	9
33	Małgorzata Kozaczuk	15

32	Norika Tamura	13
						1	Olha Kharlan	10

						16	Cécilia Berder	15
17	Irene Vecchi	15

48	Olena Voronina	12
			17	Irene Vecchi	11

			16	Cécilia Berder	15
49	Tania Arrayales	10

16	Cécilia Berder	15
									16	Cécilia Berder	15

									40	Hwang Seo-na	8
9	Kim Ji-yeon	15

56	Olga Hramova	4
			9	Kim Ji-yeon	12

			24	Nguyễn Thị Lệ Dung	15
41	Rossy Félix Lara	10

24	Nguyễn Thị Lệ Dung	15
						24	Nguyễn Thị Lệ Dung	10

						40	Hwang Seo-na	15
25	Yin Haiyun	13

40	Hwang Seo-na	15
			40	Hwang Seo-na	15

			57	Paola Pliego	14
57	Paola Pliego	15

8	Charlotte Lembach	13

Section 2

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

5	Yekaterina Dyachenko	15

60	Mika Kikuchi	10
			5	Yekaterina Dyachenko	12

			37	Yuliya Gavrilova	15
37	Yuliya Gavrilova	15

28	Teodora Kakhiani	2
						37	Yuliya Gavrilova	13

						12	Azza Besbes	15
21	Sevil Bunyatova	15

44	Au Sin Ying	11
			21	Sevil Bunyatova	11

			12	Azza Besbes	15
53	Alexandra Bujdoso	11

12	Azza Besbes	15
									12	Azza Besbes	12

									13	Shen Chen	15
13	Shen Chen	15

52	Nora Garam	1
			13	Shen Chen	15

			20	Ilaria Bianco	10
45	Alejandra Benítez	6

20	Ilaria Bianco	15
						13	Shen Chen	15

						4	Yana Egorian	10
29	Anne-Elizabeth Stone	15

36	Loreta Gulotta	9
			29	Anne-Elizabeth Stone	8

			4	Yana Egorian	15
61	Jenny Ho Siu In	12

4	Yana Egorian	15

Bottom half

Section 3

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

3	Mariel Zagunis	15

62	Anna Várhelyi	6
			3	Mariel Zagunis	15

			35	Gabriella Page	7
35	Gabriella Page	15

30	Úrsula González	14
						3	Mariel Zagunis	9

						14	Anna Márton	15
19	Sabina Mikina	6

46	Shao Yaqi	15
			46	Shao Yaqi	13

			14	Anna Márton	15
51	Palina Kaspiarovich	8

14	Anna Márton	15
									14	Anna Márton	15

									11	Vassiliki Vougiouka	12
11	Vassiliki Vougiouka	15

54	Manon Brunet	9
			11	Vassiliki Vougiouka	15

			43	Anna Limbach	10
43	Anna Limbach	15

22	Saoussen Boudiaf	7
						11	Vassiliki Vougiouka	15

						6	Dagmara Wozniak	14
27	Milagros Pastran	14

38	Laia Vila	15
			38	Laia Vila	12

			6	Dagmara Wozniak	15
59	Tamara Pochekutova	13

6	Dagmara Wozniak	15

Section 4

Round of 64			Round of 32			Round of 16			Quarterfinals

7	Rossella Gregorio	15

58	Chang Karen Ngai Hing	10
			7	Rossella Gregorio	14

			26	Alina Komashchuk	15
39	Bogna Jóźwiak	13

26	Alina Komashchuk	15
						26	Alina Komashchuk	11

						10	Aleksandra Socha	15
23	Araceli Navarro	15

42	Bianca Pascu	13
			23	Araceli Navarro	8

			10	Aleksandra Socha	15
55	Qian Jiarui	13

10	Aleksandra Socha	15
									10	Aleksandra Socha	4

									2	Sofiya Velikaya	15
15	Ibtihaj Muhammad	15

50	Angelika Wątor	11
			15	Ibtihaj Muhammad	15

			18	Yoon Ji-su	14
47	Marina Paizi	8

18	Yoon Ji-su	15
						15	Ibtihaj Muhammad	8

						2	Sofiya Velikaya	15
31	Belén Pérez Maurice	7

34	Olena Kravatska	15
			34	Olena Kravatska	7

			2	Sofiya Velikaya	15
63	Lee Ra-jin	4

2	Sofiya Velikaya	15

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