2016–17 Fencing World Cup

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The 46th FIE Fencing World Cup began in October 2016 and concluded in July 2017 at the 2017 World Fencing Championships held in Leipzig.

Individual épée edit

Top 8 edit

Men
1	Yannick Borel	166
2	Paolo Pizzo	159
3	Nikolai Novosjolov	158
4	Marco Fichera	157
5	Park Kyoung-doo	157
6	Kweon Young-jun	122
7	Daniel Jerent	118
8	Rubén Limardo	117

Women
1	Violetta Kolobova	168
2	Julia Beljajeva	164
3	Ewa Nelip	162
4	Tatiana Logunova	153
5	Emese Szász	132
6	Sun Yiwen	129
7	Vivian Kong	119
8	Alexandra Ndolo	116

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Men
1	Alexander Massialas	201
2	Daniele Garozzo	200
3	Timur Safin	194
4	Alessio Foconi	174
5	Race Imboden	167
6	Richard Kruse	150
7	Zherebchenko Dmitry	144
8	Giorgio Avola	140

Women
1	Inna Deriglazova	254
2	Arianna Errigo	236
3	Lee Kiefer	230
4	Alice Volpi	195
5	Ysaora Thibus	177
6	Nicole Ross	162
7	Martina Batini	146
8	Nam Hyun-hee	123

Individual sabre edit

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Men
1	Gu Bon-gil	231
2	Luca Curatoli	189
3	András Szatmári	188
4	Áron Szilágyi	163
5	Vincent Anstett	161
6	Kim Jung-hwan	160
7	Oh Sang-uk	158
8	Max Hartung	128

Women
1	Anna Márton	197
2	Cécilia Berder	183
3	Kim Ji-yeon	181
4	Manon Brunet	158
5	Yana Egorian	148
6	Olga Kharlan	136
7	Irene Vecchi	133
8	Charlotte Lembach	127

Team épée edit

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Men
1	France	362
2	Russia	299
3	Italy	280
4	South Korea	272
5	Switzerland	268
6	Ukraine	264
7	Hungary	230
8	Czech Republic	221

Women
1	China	372
2	Estonia	368
3	South Korea	276
4	France	270
5	Russia	268
6	Ukraine	252
7	Italy	225
8	Russia	218

Team foil edit

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Men
1	France	388
2	Italy	364
3	United States	352
4	Russia	312
5	South Korea	242
6	Japan	230
7	Germany	209
8	Ukraine	190

Women
1	Italy	448
2	United States	332
3	Russia	312
4	France	264
5	Germany	260
6	Canada	223
7	Japan	212
8	South Korea	206

Team sabre edit

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Men
1	South Korea	388
2	Italy	364
3	Hungary	296
4	Iran	272
5	Russia	268
6	United States	254
7	Romania	241
8	France	210

Women
1	Italy	400
2	South Korea	317
3	France	312
4	Russia	280
5	United States	264
6	Ukraine	236
7	Japan	226
8	Hungary	223

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External links edit

FIE homepage

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