World number five Kazakhstan made monumental sporting history on the eighth day of the 2026 World Championships, capturing their first ever World title in men’s team epee.

Switzerland’s World number 57 Lucas Malcotti authored an extraordinary chapter in international fencing on the fifth day of the 2026 World Championships, capturing the men’s individual epee title.

2026 Asian Fencing Championships, producing a masterful tactical display to down their ultimate regional rivals.

Japan’s World number eight Yamada Masaru reasserted his elite regional status on the second day of the 2026 Asian Fencing Championships, capturing his second individual continental crown.

The Italian men’s epee squad produced a masterclass in tactical patience and disciplined distance control on the fourth day of the 2026 European Fencing Championships, capturing a spectacular team gold medal.

The United States’ World number 11 Team USA engineered an exceptional tactical breakthrough on the fifth day of the 2026 Pan American Fencing Championships, capturing an historic men’s team epee gold medal.

USA’s world number 56 Gabriel Feinberg enjoyed a historic breakout performance on the second day of the 2026 Pan American Fencing Championships, capturing his first-ever senior individual international medal and a maiden continental title.

Italy’s world number 8 Simone Mencarelli added the crown jewel to his breakout season, capturing his first senior continental title on the opening day of the 2026 European Fencing Championships.

World number 9 Egypt continued their gold rush on the fourth day of the 24th African Fencing Championships, successfully defending their men's team epee continental crown.

Paris 2024 Olympic bronze medallist Mohamed Elsayed (EGY) kicked off the continental championship season with an absolute masterclass, defending his men’s epee crown at the 24th African Fencing Championships.

World number 3 Switzerland capped off a phenomenally dominant team campaign on home soil, capturing the gold medal at the season-closing Berne Men’s Epee World Cup.

Paris 2024 Olympic bronze medallist Mohamed Elsayed (EGY) capped off a sensational regular season by capturing the gold medal at the Berne Men’s Épée World Cup.

World number 1 and reigning World and Olympic Champion Kano Koki (JPN) reasserted his global supremacy on the strip, capturing the gold medal at the third and final Épée Grand Prix of the season in Medellin.

Hungary’s Dávid Nagy hit peak form on home territory, capturing the gold medal at the Westend Men’s Epee Grand Prix in Budapest.

The second-seeded France Men’s Epee team reaffirmed their status as the dominant force of the season, capturing a spectacular gold medal at the Astana World Cup.

Reigning European Champion Roman Svichkar (UKR) captured his first World Cup title of the season, climbing to the top of the podium at the Astana Men's Epee 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.

Kazakhstan’s Ruslan Kurbanov delivered a vintage performance to claim the gold medal at the Heidenheim Men’s Epee World Cup, the third of the season.

The Netherlands' Tristan Tulen reached a career pinnacle in Doha, capturing his first-ever Grand Prix title at the opening Men's Epee Grand Prix of the season.

The Swiss Men’s Epee team confirmed their status as the world’s most in-form squad, capturing their second consecutive World Cup gold medal of the season in Fujairah.