Fencing World Cup

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The FIE Fencing World Cup is an international fencing competition held by the Fédération Internationale d'Escrime. In each weapon (Men's and Women's Épée, Sabre and Foil), three Grand Prix, five World Cup events and several satellite events are contested each season. The five top results as well as the Olympic Games or World Fencing Championships and zonal championships results are taken into account for each fencer's rankings. For teams, up to five World Cup events are held each year. The four top results as well as the Olympic Games or World Fencing Championships and zonal championships are taken into account for each country's rankings.

## Individual World Cup

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### Formula

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World Cup competitions are governed by the FIE rules for competitions. World Cups and Grand Prix are organised according to a mixed system consisting of one round of pools and a preliminary direct elimination table, followed by a main direct elimination table of 64 fencers.

The 16 top-ranked fencers in FIE rankings are exempt from the qualification phase and access directly the table of 64. All other competitors fence in pools of 7 fencers, or a mix of pools of 6 and pools of 7 if the number of fencers is not divisible by 7. The composition of the pools takes into account FIE rankings and the nationality of the fencers. Pools bouts last 3 minutes, or until a fencer has scored 5 hits. Fencers are ranked according to, successively:

* the ratio of victory per bout;
* the difference between the total number of hits scored and the total number of hits received;
* the total number of hits scored.

The 16 top-ranked fencers after the pools phase access directly the table of 64. The other fences compete in direct elimination tables until 32 fencers are selected to complete the table of 64. Direct elimination matches last three three-minute sessions with a one-minute break in between, or until a fencer has 15 hits.

Points per competition and ranking  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze  | 4th  | Table of 8  | Table of 16  | Table of 32  | Table of 64  | Tableau of 96

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Olympic Games | 96 | 78 | 60 | 54 | 42 | 24 | 12 | 6  |
World Championships | 80 | 65 | 50 | _ | 35 | 20 | 10 | 5  | 2.5
Grand Prix  | 48 | 39 | 30 | _ | 21 | 12 | 6 | 3  | 1.5
Zonal Championships / World Cup  | 32 | 26 | 20 | _ | 14 | 8 | 4 | 2  | 1
Satellite  | 4 | 3 | 2 | _ | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0  |

### Medal record

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Edition | Men | Women

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Foil | Sabre | Épée | Foil | Sabre | Épée
1972 | Witold Woyda
Poland | Viktor Sidyak
Soviet Union | Csaba Fenyvesi
Hungary | Antonella Ragno
Italy |
1973 | Jenö Kamuti
Hungary | Viktor Sidyak
Soviet Union | Rolf Edling
Sweden | Valentina Nikonova
Soviet Union
1974 | Alexandr Romankov
Soviet Union | Mario Aldo Montano
Italy | Rolf Edling
Sweden | Ildikó Farkasinszky-Bóbis
Hungary
1975 | Christian Noël
France | Vladimir Nazlymov
Soviet Union | Boris Lukomsky
Soviet Union | Olga Knyazeva
Soviet Union
1976 | Alexandr Romankov
Soviet Union | Viktor Krovopuskov
Soviet Union | Alexander Pusch
West Germany | Yelena Novikova-Belova
Soviet Union
1977 | Carlo Montano
Italy | Vladimir Nazlymov
Soviet Union | Johan Harmenberg
Sweden | Valentina Sidorova
Soviet Union
1978 | Matthias Behr
West Germany | Imre Gedővári
Hungary | Aleksandr Abushakhmetov
Soviet Union | Yelena Novikova-Belova
Soviet Union
1979 | Vladimir Smirnov
Soviet Union | Viktor Krovopuskov
Soviet Union | Stefano Bellone
Italy | Valentina Sidorova
Soviet Union
1980 | Vladimir Smirnov
Soviet Union | Imre Gedővári
Hungary | Alexander Pusch
West Germany | Valentina Sidorova
Soviet Union
1981 | Andrea Borella
Italy | Gianfranco Dalla Barba
Italy | Alexander Pusch
West Germany | Dorina Vaccaroni
Italy
1982 | Mauro Numa
Italy | Imre Gedővári
Hungary | Angelo Mazzoni
Italy | Cornelia Hanisch
West Germany
1983 | Mauro Numa
Italy | Vasil Etropolski
Bulgaria | Elmar Borrmann
West Germany | Dorina Vaccaroni
Italy
1984 | Andrea Borella
Italy | Imre Gedővári
Hungary | Olivier Lenglet
France | Dorina Vaccaroni
Italy
1985 | Mauro Numa
Italy | Vasil Etropolski
Bulgaria | Robert Felisiak
Poland | Laurence Modaine
France
1986 | Federico Cervi
Italy | Vasil Etropolski
Bulgaria | Alexander Pusch
West Germany | Christiane Weber
West Germany
1987 | Andrea Borella
Italy | Janusz Olech
Poland | Arnd Schmitt
West Germany | Zsuzsanna Jánosi
Hungary
1988 | Stefano Cerioni
Italy | Imre Bujdosó
Hungary | Sandro Cuomo
Italy | Zsuzsanna Jánosi
Hungary
1989 | Andrea Borella
Italy | Vilmoș Szabo
Romania | Éric Srecki
France | Zita-Eva Funkenhauser
West Germany |  | Eva-Maria Ittner
West Germany
1990 | Dmitry Shevchenko
Soviet Union | Grigory Kiriyenko
Soviet Union | Olivier Lenglet
France | Anja Fichtel-Mauritz
West Germany | Elisa Uga
Italy
1991 | Thorsten Weidner
Germany | Péter Abay
Hungary | Arnd Schmitt
Germany | Giovanna Trillini
Italy | Mariann Horváth
Hungary
1992 | Sergei Golubitsky
CIS | Vilmoș Szabo
Romania | Éric Srecki
France | Margherita Zalaffi
Italy | Mariann Horváth
Hungary
1993 | Sergei Golubitsky
Ukraine | Marco Marin
Italy | Angelo Mazzoni
Italy | Diana Bianchedi
Italy | Elisabeth Knechtl
Austria
1994 | Sergei Golubitsky
Ukraine | Stanislav Pozdnyakov
Russia | Angelo Mazzoni
Italy | Giovanna Trillini
Italy | Katja Nass
Germany
1995 | Sergei Golubitsky
Ukraine | Stanislav Pozdnyakov
Russia | Éric Srecki
France | Giovanna Trillini
Italy | Taymi Chappé
Spain
1996 | Rolando Tucker
Cuba | Stanislav Pozdnyakov
Russia | Jean-François Di Martino
France | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Tímea Nagy
Hungary
1997 | Wolfgang Wienand
Germany | Damien Touya
France | Éric Srecki
France | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Valérie Barlois
France
1998 | Elvis Gregory
Cuba | Luigi Tarantino
Italy | Sandro Cuomo
Italy | Giovanna Trillini
Italy | Claudia Bokel
Germany
1999 | Sergei Golubitsky
Ukraine | Stanislav Pozdnyakov
Russia | Pavel Kolobkov
Russia | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Yelena Jemayeva
Azerbaijan | Ildikó Mincza
Hungary
2000 | Ralf Bißdorf
Germany | Stanislav Pozdnyakov
Russia | Arnd Schmitt
Germany | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Anne-Lise Touya
France | Ildikó Mincza
Hungary
2001 | Ralf Bißdorf
Germany | Mihai Covaliu
Romania | Jörg Fiedler
Germany | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Anne-Lise Touya
France | Imke Duplitzer
Germany
2002 | Ralf Bißdorf
Germany | Stanislav Pozdnyakov
Russia | Christoph Marik
Austria | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Yelena Jemayeva
Azerbaijan | Laura Flessel
France
2003 | Andre Wessels
Germany | Domonkos Ferjancsik
Hungary | Christoph Marik
Austria | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Sada Jacobson
United States | Laura Flessel
France
2004 | Salvatore Sanzo
Italy | Vladimir Lukashenko
Ukraine | Alfredo Rota
Italy | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Sada Jacobson
United States | Laura Flessel
France
2005 | Erwann Le Péchoux
France | Aleksey Yakimenko
Russia | Stefano Carozzo
Italy | Margherita Granbassi
Italy | Sada Jacobson
United States | Imke Duplitzer
Germany
2006 | Andrea Cassarà
Italy | Zsolt Nemcsik
Hungary | Gábor Boczkó
Hungary | Sylwia Gruchała
Poland | Mariel Zagunis
United States | Sherraine Schalm
Canada
2007 | Andrea Baldini
Italy | Aleksey Yakimenko
Russia | Érik Boisse
France | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Tan Xue
China | Na Li
China
2008 | Andrea Cassarà
Italy | Luigi Tarantino
Italy | Matteo Tagliariol
Italy | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Rebecca Ward
United States | Ana Maria Brânză
Romania
2009 | Andrea Baldini
Italy | Nicolas Limbach
Germany | Gauthier Grumier
France | Arianna Errigo
Italy | Mariel Zagunis
United States | Ana Maria Brânză
Romania
2010 | Lei Sheng
China | Nicolas Limbach
Germany | Gauthier Grumier
France | Valentina Vezzali
Italy | Mariel Zagunis
United States | Emese Szász
Hungary
2011 | Andrea Cassarà
Italy | Aleksey Yakimenko
Russia | Paolo Pizzo
Italy | Elisa Di Francisca
Italy | Mariel Zagunis
United States | Sun Yujie
China
2012 | Andrea Cassarà
Italy | Nicolas Limbach
Germany | Nikolai Novosjolov
Estonia | Arianna Errigo
Italy | Mariel Zagunis
United States | Sun Yujie
China
2013 | Andrea Cassarà
Italy | Veniamin Reshetnikov
Russia | Rubén Limardo
Venezuela | Arianna Errigo
Italy | Olha Kharlan
Ukraine | Ana Maria Brânză
Romania
2014 | Ma Jianfei
China | Gu Bon-gil
South Korea | Ulrich Robeiri
France | Arianna Errigo
Italy | Olha Kharlan
Ukraine | Emese Szász
Hungary
2015 | Race Imboden
United States | Gu Bon-gil
South Korea | Gauthier Grumier
France | Elisa Di Francisca
Italy | Sofiya Velikaya
Russia | Rossella Fiamingo
Italy
2016 | Alexander Massialas
United States | Kim Jung-hwan
South Korea | Gauthier Grumier
France | Arianna Errigo
Italy | Sofiya Velikaya
Russia | Emese Szász
Hungary
2017 | Alexander Massialas
United States | Gu Bon-gil
South Korea | Yannick Borel
France | Inna Deriglazova
Russia | Anna Márton
Hungary | Violetta Kolobova
Russia
2018 | Alessio Foconi
Italy | Eli Dershwitz
United States | Yannick Borel
France | Inna Deriglazova
Russia | Olha Kharlan
Ukraine | Mara Navarria
Italy
2019 | Alessio Foconi
Italy | Oh Sang-uk
South Korea | Kazuyasu Minobe
Japan | Inna Deriglazova
Russia | Olha Kharlan
Ukraine | Vivian Kong
Hong Kong
2020 | Alessio Foconi
Italy | Oh Sang-uk
South Korea | Sergey Bida
Russia | Inna Deriglazova
Russia | Olha Kharlan
Ukraine | Ana Maria Popescu
Romania
2021 | Alessio Foconi
Italy | Áron Szilágyi
Hungary | Ihor Reizlin
Ukraine | Inna Deriglazova
Russia | Olha Kharlan
Ukraine | Ana Maria Popescu
Romania
2022 | Tommaso Marini
Italy | Áron Szilágyi
Hungary | Romain Cannone
France | Lee Kiefer
United States | Anna Bashta
Azerbaijan | Choi In-jeong
South Korea
2023 | Alexander Massialas
United States | Sandro Bazadze
Georgia | Davide Di Veroli
Italy | Lee Kiefer
United States | Sara Balzer
France | Marie-Florence Candassamy
France
2024 |  |  |  |  |  |

## Team World Cup

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Year | Men's foil | Women's foil | Men's épée | Women's épée | Men's sabre | Women's sabre

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2000 |  Cuba |  Germany |  Italy |  Hungary |  Hungary |  France
2001 | –
2002 |  Germany |  Romania |  Austria |  Germany |  Hungary |  Romania
2003 |  Italy |  Italy |  France |  France |  Russia |  United States
2004 |  Germany |  Poland |  France |  France |  France |  Romania
2005 |  France |  Russia |  France |  Russia |  Italy |  Russia
2006 |  France |  Russia |  France |  France |  France |  Russia
2007 |  Germany |  Russia |  France |  France |  Hungary |  France
2008 |  Italy |  Russia |  France |  China |  France |  United States
2009 |  Italy |  Italy |  Hungary |  Italy |  Italy |  Ukraine
2010 |  Italy |  Italy |  Hungary |  Poland |  Italy |  Russia
2011 |  Italy |  Italy |  France |  Romania |  Russia |  Russia
2012 |  Italy |  Italy |  United States |  Russia |  Russia |  Russia
2013 |  United States |  Italy |  Hungary |  China |  Russia |  Ukraine
2014 |  France |  Italy |  France |  Russia |  Russia |  United States
2015 |  Russia |  Russia |  France |  China |  Italy |  Russia
2016 |  United States |  Russia |  France |  Romania |  Russia |  Russia
2017 |  France |  Italy |  France |  China |  South Korea |  Italy
2018 |  United States |  Italy |  South Korea |  United States |  South Korea |  France
2019 |  United States |  Russia |  Russia |  Russia |  South Korea |  France
2020 |  United States |  Russia |  France |  China |  South Korea |  Russia

## See also

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* Martial arts portal

* Fencing at the Summer Olympics
* World Fencing Championships
* Asian Fencing Championships
* European Fencing Championships

## References

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