Homer became the first U.S. man to win an Olympic medal in individual sabre since Peter Westbrook, who won the bronze at the boycotted 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Like Westbrook, Homer is black, a ...

The Thrilling, Historic Olympic Fencing Final That Proved the Sport Should Be Super Popular. Story by Justin Peters ... For 100 years, until Mariel Zagunis took women’s sabre gold in 2004, ...

PARIS (AP) — When attendees entered the Grand Palais Monday for early afternoon Paris Olympics fencing bouts, they couldn't help but stop and look around before going to their seats.

In women's epee, Kong made history by becoming Hong Kong's first woman to win a fencing medal. She advanced to the final by winning 15-11 in an exciting bout against Estonian Nelli Differt.In the ...

For 100 years, until Mariel Zagunis took women’s sabre gold in 2004, Post’s gold medal in singlestick fencing stood as the only gold that American fencers, both men and women, had ever won in ...

SINGAPORE: Juliet Heng registered Singapore's best-ever finish at any edition of the Asian Fencing Championships on Wednesday ...

They qualified for the final of the Men’s Sabre Fencing World Cup held in Hungary from March 28th to 30th, after defeating the French team with a score of (45-43) in the semi-finals. The Egyptian ...

For 100 years, until Mariel Zagunis took women’s sabre gold in 2004, Post’s gold medal in singlestick fencing stood as the only gold that American fencers, both men and women, had ever won in ...

Few fencing venues compare, said Llewellyn, who competes in the men's sabre but isn't part of Britain's Olympic team. “Better than the one in London (at the 2012 Olympics), I’ve got to say ...

PARIS (AP) — When attendees entered the Grand Palais Monday for early afternoon Paris Olympics fencing bouts, they couldn't help but stop and look around before going to their seats. They gazed ...

Few fencing venues compare, said Llewellyn, who competes in the men's sabre but isn't part of Britain's Olympic team. “Better than the one in London (at the 2012 Olympics), I’ve got to say ...