World number 1 France punctuated a phenomenally dominant regular season by capturing the gold medal at the Cairo Men’s Sabre Team World Cup.

World number 1 Korea solidified their position at the summit of global women's epee, capturing a dramatic gold medal at the season-closing St. Maur World Cup.

Reigning European Champion Sarah Noutcha (FRA) etched her name into the history books as the first woman to capture two Sabre World Cup titles this season, taking home the gold at the regular-season finale in Lima.

World number 2 Alberta Santuccio (ITA) solidified her position as the absolute woman to beat heading into the summer championships, storming to the gold medal at the St. Maur Women’s Épée World Cup.

Reigning Olympic Champion Oh Sanguk (KOR) delivered a stunning statement of intent ahead of the upcoming championship summer, capturing the gold medal at the season-closing Cairo Men’s Sabre World Cup.

World number 1 Italy capped off a flawlessly dominant season by capturing the gold medal at the Istanbul Women’s Foil World Cup.

World number 1 France captured their second team title of the 2025–26 campaign, securing a brilliant victory at the rescheduled Athens Women’s Sabre World Cup.

World number 5 Korea captured their second team title of the 2025–26 campaign, fighting through a high-stakes championship match at the rescheduled Padua Men’s Sabre World Cup.

Two-time World bronze medallist Kamil Ibragimov (AIN) orchestrated a sensational, veteran run to capture the gold medal at the rescheduled Padua Men’s Sabre World Cup.

The top-seeded Republic of Korea captured their first team gold medal of the season at the Astana Women’s Épée World Cup, culminating a spectacular multi-podium campaign.

The second-seeded France Men’s Sabre team asserted their tactical superiority in the Hungarian capital, capturing the gold medal at the Budapest World Cup.

World number 1 Song Sera (KOR) reasserted her global dominance by capturing the gold medal at the Astana Women’s Epee World Cup.

The Chinese Women’s Epee team delivered a masterful performance in front of a home crowd to secure their first podium finish of the season—a gold medal at the Wuxi World Cup.

The French Men’s Epee team captured their first World Cup title of the season in Heidenheim, demonstrating the depth and resilience that has made them a perennial powerhouse.

The seventh-seeded Korean Men’s Sabre team captured their first World Cup title of the season, overcoming a resilient American side in the final of the Salt Lake City World Cup.

The reigning Olympic Champion French Women’s Sabre team asserted their dominance on the world stage, capturing their first World Cup title of the season in Salt Lake City.

Paris 2024 Olympic gold medallist Oh Sang-uk (KOR) reasserted his dominance on the world stage, capturing his sixth career World Cup title at the Men’s Sabre World Cup in Salt Lake City.

The United States Women’s Epee team captured their first podium finish of the season in spectacular style, claiming the gold medal at the Fujairah World Cup.

In a thrilling repeat of the 2023 World Championship final, France’s Marie-Florence Candassamy captured her first-ever World Cup title at the Women’s Epee World Cup in Fujairah.

The World Number 4 Estonian Women's Epee team, featuring Embrich, Beljajeva, and Lehis, won a dominant gold medal at the Team World Cup in Vancouver.