World number four Hungary captured a magnificent World title in the women’s team sabre event on the eighth day of the 2026 World Championships.

Germany’s World number 31 Larissa Eifler produced an extraordinary comeback performance on the fifth day of the 2026 World Championships, capturing the women’s individual sabre crown.

The Korean women’s sabre giants delivered a masterclass in tactical precision on the fifth day of the 2026 Asian Fencing Championships, capturing the team gold medal.

Japan’s World number 59 Sano Yui produced the performance of her career on the second day of the 2026 Asian Fencing Championships, capturing the women's individual sabre continental title.

The Individual Neutral Athlete (AIN) women's sabre squad put on a blistering display of offensive intensity on the fourth day of the 2026 European Fencing Championships, capturing the team continental title.

The United States’ World number six Team USA continued their absolute, ironclad monopoly over the women’s team sabre discipline on the fifth day of the 2026 Pan American Fencing Championships.

Mexico’s world number 25 Natalia Botello put on a masterclass in aggressive, tactical sabre fencing on the second day of the 2026 Pan American Fencing Championships, capturing her first-ever senior individual international title.

Spain’s world number 12 Lucia Martin-Portugues authored a historic masterpiece of tactical aggression at the Éric Tabarly Sports Complex, capturing her maiden senior continental title on the opening day of the 2026 European Fencing Championships.

World number 17 Egypt completed a brilliant title defense on the fifth and final day of the 24th African Fencing Championships, capturing the women's team sabre gold medal.

Algeria's world number 46 Zhora Kehli ascended to the top of the continental women’s sabre podium for the second time in her career, capturing the gold medal on the third day of the 24th African Fencing Championships.

The Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN) squad orchestrated an unforgettable regular-season finale at the Polideportivo 3, pulling off a breathtaking late-match comeback to capture the gold medal at the Lima Women’s Team Sabre 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.

Legendary Rio 2016 Olympic Champion and reigning World Champion Yana Egorian (AIN) rewrote the history books at the SK Telecom Incheon Women's Sabre Grand Prix, storming her way to the gold medal.

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.

Hungary’s Sugár Katinka Battai reasserted herself as a top-tier force on the international circuit, capturing the gold medal at the rescheduled Athens Women’s Sabre World Cup.

The third Women’s Sabre Team World Cup of the season concluded with a thrilling set of bracket upsets in Tashkent. Sweeping through the field from the 16th seed, the Individual Neutral Athletes (AIN) squad captured the gold medal.

World number 19 Alina Mikhailova (AIN) continued her sensational season by capturing the gold medal at the Tashkent Women’s Sabre World Cup, the fourth of the campaign.

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.

World number 3 and reigning European Champion Sarah Noutcha (FRA) reached a new career milestone by capturing her first-ever World Cup title at the Women’s Sabre World Cup in Salt Lake City.

In a career-defining performance, Alina Mikhailova (AIN) captured her first-ever Grand Prix title at the Tunis Women’s Sabre Grand Prix.