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Play-off round fixtures: Quarterfinals vs / vs / vs / @heywoodu vs / 13th-16th Place Semifinals - - -
Women´s World Championship 2025 (Brno, Ostrava ) DAY 3 - 08.12.2025 Group A - 4-6 - 7-4 Final Standing: 1. CZE 6 2. SUI 4 ............ 3. DEN 2 4. LAT 0 Group B - 1-18 - 15-1 Final Standing: 1. SWE 5 2. FIN 5 ............ 3. SVK 2 4. POL 0 Group C - 7-5 - 10-0 Final Standing: 1. NOR 6 2. NED 4 --------- 3. JPN 1 4. AUS 1 Group D - 19-0 - 0-10 Final Standing: 1. GER 6 2. EST 4 -------- 3. USA 2 4. SGP 0
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Monday December 8th, 2025 - Round-Robin Day 2 Results (GMT +1) 12:30 Austria 4 - 2 France 16:00 Norway OT3 - 2 Ukraine 19:30 Kazakhstan PSO5 - 4 Slovenia Provisional Standing After Day 2: 1. 6 ----------------- 2. 5 3. 3 4. 3 5. 1 ----------------- 6. 0
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That was known from the start for and will be planned for. Sadly just the reality of sports in North America. Canada and the US are both huge, a flight from Vancouver to Halifax or from Seattle to Miami is north of five hours. Every sports league in North America has to deal with this kind of travel logistics on the regular, so none of this will seem particularly unusual to a North American player. -
That’s not a long distance, it’s barely a 2h flight and there is no difference in timezone. Easily doable for fans as well.
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By MatiReimundo · Posted
Foil World Cup #2 - Fukuoka (Men's) and Busan (Women's) Results (December 5-7, 2025) Men's: 1. Ryan Choi Chun Yin 2. Kirill Borodachev (Russia) 3. Giulio Lombardi 3. Alexander Massialas 5. Filippo Macchi 5. Nick Itkin 5. Rafael Savin 5. Daniil Kerik (Russia) 9. David Sosnov 9. Yudai Nagano 9. Toshiya Saito 9. Louis Pradel 9. James Bourtis 9. Vladislav Mylnikov (Russia) 9. Jamie Cook 9. Anas Anane Men's Team: 1. Italy (Filippi - Foconi - Macchi - Marini) 2. France (Anane - Pauty - Savin - Bibard) 3. Japan (Iimura - Matsuyama - Nagano - Saito) 4. United States (Massialas - Itkin - Meinhardt - Olivares) 5. Hungary (Balint - Dosa - Szemes - Toth) 6. Egypt (Hamza - Haffour - Tolba - Hendawy) 7. South Korea (Cheol-woo - Gyeong-mu - Kwang-hyun - Jeong-hyun) 8. Canada (Budovskyi - Wong - Yu - Xinhao) Women's: 1. Martina Batini 2. Yuka Ueno 3. Lauren Scruggs 3. Martina Favaretto 5. Eleanor Harvey 5. Anna Cristino 5. Komaki Kikuchi 5. Zander Rhodes 9. Lee Kiefer 9. Flora Pasztor 9. Carolina Stutchbury 9. Maria Marino 9. Katerina Lung 9. Irene Bertini 9. Minami Kano 9. Maia Weintraub Women's Team: 1. Italy (Errigo - Favaretto - Batini - Cristino) 2. United States (Kiefer - Liu - Scruggs - Stutchbury) 3. Japan (Tsuji - Ueno - Azuma - Kikuchi) 4. South Korea (Ho-yeon - Ji-hee - So-eun - Byeo-li) 5. Germany (Kleibrink - Morandi - Holland-Cunz - Hoefler) 6. Spain (Diaz - Castro - Marino - Tucker) 7. Hungary (Pasztor - Papp - Kondricz - Wolf) 8. China (Yingying - Enqi - Yue - Yuting) Men's Results Women's Results NEXT: World Cup #3 in Paris (Men's) and Hong Kong (Women's) (January 9-11, 2026) -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
Epee World Cup #1 - Vancouver Results (December 4-7, 2025) Men's: 1. Mohamed El-Sayed 2. Dov Ber Vilensky 3. Matteo Galassi 3. Gergely Siklosi 5. Mate Tamas Koch 5. Kruz Schembri 5. Fong Hoi Sun 5. Tibor Andrasfi 9. Masaru Yamada 9. Ruslan Kurbanov 9. Jakob Stange 9. Yehonathan Lambrey Messika 9. Clement Metrailler 9. Damian Michalak 9. Dmitrii Shvelidze (Russia) 9. Alexis Bayard Men's Team: 1. Switzerland (Bayard - Hauri - Fuhrimann - Malcotti) 2. France (Bardenet - Fortin - Gally - Jean Joseph) 3. Hungary (Andrasfi - Koch - Siklosi - Nagy) 4. Chinese Taipei (Ching-wen - Yi-lu - Rang - Chun-Ming) 5. Japan (Kano - Komata - Matsumoto - Yamada) 6. Israel (Freilich - Lambrey Messika - Sarid - Vilensky) 7. Italy (Buzzacchino - Cuomo - Galassi - Piatti) 8. Hong Kong (Hoi Sun - Wai Hang - Ho Fung - Ho Tin) Women's: 1. Giulia Rizzi 2. Marie-Florence Candassamy 3. Lim Tae-hee 3. Eszter Muhari 5. Alberta Santuccio 5. Tang Junyao 5. Emily Conrad 5. Milen Bavuge Khabimana (Russia) 9. Katrina Lehis 9. Hsieh Kaylin Sin Yan 9. Kinga Zgryzniak 9. Emma Sont 9. Choi In-jeong 9. Alicja Klasik 9. Pauline Brunner 9. Camille Nabeth Women's Team: 1. Estonia (Embrich - Beljajeva - Lehis) 2. Hungary (Dekany - Buki - Borsody - Muhari) 3. Italy (Caforio - Kowalczyk - Paulis - Santuccio) 4. South Korea (Tae-hee - Se-ra - Hye-in - Jin-joo) 5. United States (Fallon - Nixon - Husisian - Oxenreider) 6. China (Wanlin - Yuexin - Junyao - Sihan) 7. France (Candassamy - Louis Marie - Rembi - Vanryssel) 8. Switzerland (Brunner - Favre - Hatz - Krieger) Results NEXT: World Cup #2 in Fujairah (January 8-11 2026) -
Itapema Elite 16 Women Gold- Carol Solberg/Rebecca Cavalcanti Silver- Taiana Lima/Talita Antunes Bronze- Thamela Coradello/Victoria Lopes Men Gold- Elouan Chouikh-Barbez/Joadel Garoque Silver- Martins Plavins/Kristians Fokerots Bronze- Evandro Goncalves Oliveira/Arthur Lanci Full Results -
By MatiReimundo · Posted
Sabre Grand Prix #1 - Orleans Results (December 4-6, 2025) Men's: 1. Krisztian Rabb 2. Frederic Kindler 3. Ahmed Hesham 3. Sebastien Patrice 5. Sandro Bazadze 5. Fares Ferjani 5. Leonardo Dreossi 5. George Dragomir 9. Do Gyeong-dong 9. Shen Chenpeng 9. Maxime Pianfetti 9. Mao Kokubo 9. Lim Jae-yoon 9. Cosimo Bertini 9. Huba Biro 9. Benjamin Ducerf Women's: 1. Michela Battiston 2. Anna Spiesz 3. Sara Balzer 3. Mariella Viale 5. Yoana Ilieva 5. Renata Katona 5. Luca Szucs 5. Olga Nikitina (Russia) 9. Jeon Ha-young 9. Despina Georgiadou 9. Larissa Eifler 9. Alina Mikhailova (Russia) 9. Manon Apithy 9. Evelina Popova (Russia) 9. Alexandra Kuvaeva 9. Claudia Rotili Results NEXT: Grand Prix #2 in Tunis (January 9-11 2026) -
By Quaker2001 · Posted
That's so they can play in both venues in Canada. Will mean that the UEFA Path A winner has to go from Toronto to Los Angeles and then up to Seattle. Someone was bound to draw the short straw in that group since 4 of the matches are Central, but 2 are in Santa Clara. Unfortunately, that's Algeria.
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