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Fencing FIE World Championships 2019


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Schedule of Events

 

 

Monday, July 15th
Women's Individual Epee & Men's Individual Sabre (Preliminaries, up to the Round of 64)


Tuesday, July 16th
Women's Individual Foil & Men's Individual Epee (Preliminaries, up to the Round of 64)


Wednesday, July 17th
Women's Individual Sabre & Men's Individual Foil (Preliminaries, up to the Round of 64)


Thursday, July 18th
Women's Individual Epee & Men's Individual Sabre (Medal Events, from Round of 64 to the Final)


Friday, July 19th
Women's Individual Foil & Men's Individual Epee (Medal Events, from Round of 64 to the Final)


Saturday, July 20th
Women's Individual Sabre & Men's Individual Foil (Medal Events, from Round of 64 to the Final)
Women's Team Epee & Men's Team Sabre (Preliminaries, up to the Quarterfinals)


Sunday, July 21st
Women's Team Epee & Men's Team Sabre (Medal Events, from the Quarterfinals to the Final)
Women's Team Foil & Men's Team Epee (Preliminaries, up to the Quarterfinals)


Monday, July 22nd
Women's Team Foil & Men's Team Epee (Medal Events, from the Quarterfinals to the Final)
Women's Team Sabre & Men's Team Foil (Preliminaries, up to the Quarterfinals)


Tuesday, July 23rd
Women's Team Sabre & Men's Team Foil (Medal Events, from the Quarterfinals to the Final)

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day #1 of the qualification rounds is over...

 

here are the main table draws of men's individual Sabre and women's individual Epee after today's action...

 

men's individual Sabre

https://2019budapestfencing.com/app.php?id=932V2

 

women's individual Epee

https://2019budapestfencing.com/app.php?id=932V1

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Italy already lost a girl (Federica Isola) in the women's Epee preliminary stages...

she lost against an unknown Czech fencer, who's 2000 places behind her in the world ranking...:facepalm::wall:

 

meanwhile I see that Luca Curatoli has quite a good draw until the quarterfinals of the men's Sabre event...

still, a medal would be really surprising, as he should end up facing the local hero Aron Szilagyi in the quarterfinals...

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1 hour ago, phelps said:

Italy already lost a girl (Federica Isola) in the women's Epee preliminary stages...

she lost against an unknown Czech fencer, who's 2000 places behind her in the world ranking...:facepalm::wall:

 

meanwhile I see that Luca Curatoli has quite a good draw until the quarterfinals of the men's Sabre event...

still, a medal would be really surprising, as he should end up facing the local hero Aron Szilagyi in the quarterfinals...

Most importantly, Curatoli is not in Zalomir's half of the draw. :d

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3 hours ago, MHSN said:

I hope one of these Iranian guys do something tomorrow. they are all in the main draw but facing tough opponents mostly in 2nd round. based on the draw Abedini's chance looks better. :evil:

 

 

matches for men's Sabre aren't scheduled tomorrow , but on Thursday 

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