Russia’s World number 16 Pavel Graudyn authored a dominant performance on the sixth day of the 2026 World Championships, capturing the men’s individual sabre title.

The Korean men’s sabre giants spectacularly reasserted their continental dominance on the fourth day of the 2026 Asian Fencing Championships, storming to a magnificent team gold medal.

The Hungarian men’s sabre programme reasserted its world-class championship pedigree on the fifth day of the 2026 European Fencing Championships, capturing an intensely fought team gold medal.

Korea’s World number 16 Oh Sanguk reasserted his absolute global dominance on the opening day of the 2026 Asian Fencing Championships, capturing his third senior individual continental title.

The United States’ World number six Team USA maintained their ironclad monopoly over the men’s team sabre discipline on the fourth day of the 2026 Pan American Fencing Championships, capturing yet another continental crown.

France’s world number five Jean-Philippe Patrice produced an exhibition of elite athletic athleticism at the Éric Tabarly Sports Complex, capturing his first senior individual continental title on the second day of the 2026 European Fencing Championships.

USA’s world number 12 William Morrill put on a clinical display of tactical execution to capture his first-ever individual Pan American title on the opening day of the 2026 Pan American Fencing Championships.

World number 9 Egypt put on an absolute masterclass in offensive speed and tactical depth on the fourth day of the 24th African Fencing Championships, successfully retaining their men's team sabre continental title.

Egypt’s world number 3 Ahmed Hesham successfully defended his continental men’s sabre crown at the 24th African Fencing Championships, emerging victorious from an absolute heavyweight battle on the second day of competition.

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

France’s Sebastien Patrice asserted his status as the most dominant force on the grandest stages, capturing the gold medal at the SK Telecom Incheon Men's Sabre Grand Prix.

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

Nineteen-year-old William Morrill (USA) achieved a massive career milestone, capturing his first-ever individual Senior World Cup title at the Gerevich-Kovács-Kárpáti Men’s Sabre World Cup in Budapest.

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.

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.

World number 3 Sebastien Patrice (FRA) reached a new career milestone by capturing his first-ever Grand Prix title at the Men's Sabre Grand Prix in Tunis.

Hungary's Krisztian Rabb, 24, secured his second career Grand Prix title, winning the Men's Sabre event at the Orleans Grand Prix, the first of the season.