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Men's Junior Team Epee Final Results Gold: Egypt Silver: Algeria Bronze: Lybia Semifinals: Algeria b. Tunisia 45-35 Egypt b. Lybia 44-34 Bronze Medal Match: Lybia b. Tunisia 45-26 Gold Medal Match: Egypt b. Algeria 45-31  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://fie.org/competitions/2019/987/results/rank

Women's Junior Team Sabre Final Results Gold: Egypt Silver: Algeria Bronze: Tunisia Semifinals: Algeria b. Mali 45-21 Egypt b. Tunisia 45-44 Bronze Medal Match: Tunisia b. Mali 45-12 Gold Medal Match: Egypt b. Algeria 45-36  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://fie.org/competitions/2019/990/results/rank

Women's Junior Team Foil Final Results Gold: Egypt Silver: Algeria Bronze: Not Awarded (only 2 Teams at the start) Gold Medal Match: Egypt b. Algeria 45-18  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://fie.org/competitions/2019/988/results/rank

Women's Junior Team Epee Final Results Gold: Algeria Silver: Tunisia Bronze: Egypt Semifinals: Algeria b. South Africa 44-43 Tunisia b. Egypt 45-37 Bronze Medal Match: Egypt b. South Africa 45-34 Gold Medal Match: Algeria b. Tunisia 45-38  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://www.fencingworldwide.com/en/competition/8616-2018/results/

they should have been contested within the Altenberg World Cup race... but... in the men's singles, no Asian luger was at the start... in the men's doubles, only the Korean pair Park Jin Yong & Kang Dong Kyu did show up... and in the women's singles, where 2 Asian lugers competed (Aileen Frisch, KOR and Lin Sin-Rong, TPE), only one girl could finish the race (Aileen Frisch), meanwhile the other crashed out... therefore, I guess that the titles were not awarded because of lack of competitors...

unfortunately, no...not for me, at least... when I open the federscherma website and I click on the supposed link to the live streaming, in my browser(s, I tried with Edge, Firefox and Chrome and the result is always the same) only a clean white page opens... as I wrote, I had to search by myself the streams among those on YT (luckily, it's a tagged styream, so I could find it, otherwise, if it was one of those untagged broadcasts -like the CHL in ice Hockey, for instance- I would not have any chance to find it)...

well, at 8/8.30 a.m. mid-August in Paris the temperature shouldn't be that crazy hot... but 2024 is still quite a long time far away from now...

round of #16 already started, but the streaming's not working... shame on the Italian federation! when it comes to fencing coverage, there's only one place that's worse than Italy...it's China! those 2 Countries should be banned from organizing any sport event! EDIT: I did find the streaming on Youtube...never trust the Italian Federation website (which, as I wrote, doesn't have any stream working)...it's always so sh*tty!!! here (of course the supposed Italian commentary feed doesn't have the Italian commentary, but still)...

really? a caravan tour across Japan? did they loan the idea from Prodi's last electoral campaign in Italy? well, maybe it's not that bad, since the last time he committed, then he won the elections...

Live Streaming, here: https://www.federscherma.it/europei-foggia-2019/live-streaming-foggia-2019.html the streams will be available only from the round of 16 of each event, when the traditional 4 coloured pistes would eventually be used (today, at about 1 p.m. starting with the boys' individual Foil)...

not exactly...there will be 2 marathon runs...one with the top athletes (probably in the late afternoon, to close the Games) and one with the amateur/not selected for the Games pro runners in the morning of the last day (basically this one will be the "classic" Paris Marathon you can watch/run every year)... they just want to combine those 2 events, the elite and the popular one...

possibly, yes... but at the moment there's no sign of that on the Italian Federation's website... probably they're going to activate a link when the competition starts... I'm going to keep an eye on their site, just in case... by the way, here's the Live Scoring page... https://www.fencingtimelive.com/tournaments/eventSchedule/CC8C13B792344BCFB7E3434E2B77EBD3?lang=en-US#today

Men's Junior Individual Foil Final Results Gold: Mohamed Hamza Silver: Selim Heroui Bronze: Youssef Sanaa & Ayman Rabea Semifinals: Hamza b. Rabea 15-5 Heroui b. Sanaa 15-8 Gold Medal Match: Ahmed b. Heroui 15-11  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://www.fencingworldwide.com/en/competition/8269-2018/results/

Women's Junior Individual Sabre Final Results Gold: Mariam M. Ahmed Silver: Yasmine Daghfous Bronze: Kaouther Mohamed Belkebir & Line L. Walid Semifinals: Ahmed b. Mohamed Belkebir 15-11 Daghfous b. Walid 15-13 Gold Medal Match: Ahmed b. Daghfous 15-12  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://www.fencingworldwide.com/en/competition/8271-2018/results/

Women's Junior Individual Epee Final Results Gold: Yousra Zeboudj Silver: Lma Huzayen Bronze: Aya Hussein & Mone De Jager Semifinals: Huzayen b. De Jager 15-10 Zeboudj b. Hussein 15-12 Gold Medal Match: Zeboudj b. Huzayen 15-11  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://www.fencingworldwide.com/en/competition/8273-2018/results/

you know, I think that certain things can't and shouldn't be changed... such long time existing events like the Olympics must follow the flow they've always been following... they're made of and for a certain kind of people, of and for a certain kind of audience and they should exist only if and until those people are there to justify their existence... meanwhile if you want to look for something else, just build some new events tailored on the "new" audience you're "stalking"...new places, new disciplines, new rules new targeted markets and people around...that's the only way to capture all the attention and have success... it's not a house you can renovate and rejuvenate with only a few partial works...here it's about an ancient monument that has to be preserved as much as close as the original building on one side and a completely new complexe that should be built from the foundings to the roof with all new stuff on the other side (and then, just then find the way for both to co-exist in the same environment)... there's no way you can have all the modern technology if you live in a 16th Century Castle...gotta build a new house and let the old place to those who are still OK with the old habits...

moreover, I just can't imagine what's gonna happen now with the qualification first and the actual competion of Tokyo 2020 then... I mean, now everybody knows this is going to be just a one shot, one-hit wonder...and I fear that many bad things are gonna happen behind the scenes to ensure a spot first and a medal then, with no chance to make up for anything getting missed on this only Olympic appearance of the sport...

please, don't wait for the Olympics to visit Versailles...just go there and enjoy that wonderful place as soon as you can...you won't never regret spending a long weekend out there (even without a sport event surrounding your trip, actually, it would be better if you're free to live the experience without any further "distraction")...

no, not at all... they should undestand that those kids are definitely NOT interested in watching anything on TV, they hate any sort of "rule" and "burocracy" (which any sport competition is basically about...you just can't have a competition without them)... they've never been, thay are not and they're never gonna be the "Olympic audience"... the IOC must not search for a new kind of audience, they should only enforce and make happier and more loyal those who already are their long time fanbase (which is the most antithetical people you could imagine if compared to the target of stupid things like "gender equality" and above all "urban & youth")... it's exactly the same mistake the American baseball is doing with their core audience...they're trying to destroy the game as it's always been to look for people who was never into it and never will be...and the only result they're getting it's that they're losing fans among their usual fanbase and they're not finding what they're looking for among the possible new markets... in long terms, that's just the route to self-destruction...

oh, by the way...on the trend topic in general...I'm totally disgusted and I wish IOC and Paris 2024 an epic fail... I'm really tired of this sh*t...if they go on like that, my uninterrupted true and deep 36-year love for the Games is going to end once and forever... fu*k them all...Paris organizers, French NOC and IOC as well...

3 years ago he said he would likely get the Italian citizenship and play for our NT... the news is that now he finally completed the burocratic tasks and got his Italian passport, so from now he could play for Italy...

I'm more in favor of the opposite politics...Countries that don't allow political and religious freedom and don't host all the athletes who want to compete in a given event, shouldn't host any sport event at all...point.

quite interesting results in today's competition, with many boys and girls already among the main contenders in the cadet events also dominating the junior ranks, but with significant shake up of names...

Men's Junior Individual Sabre Final Results Gold: Mehdat Moataz Silver: Ahmed Ferjani Bronze: Akram Bounabi & Mazen Elaraby Semifinals: Moataz b. Elaraby 15-8 Ferjani b. Bounabi 15-13 Gold Medal Match: Moataz b. Ferjani 15-11  Here is the Full Final Ranking (and Results) from Today's competition: http://www.fencingworldwide.com/en/competition/8270-2018/results/