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2017–18 Fencing World Cup

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The 47th FIE Fencing World Cup began in October 2017 and concluded in July 2018 at the 2018 World Fencing Championships held in Wuxi.^[1]^[2] Of the 153 national federations in the International Fencing Federation (FIE), 108 were represented in Wuxi with 771 athletes participating.

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Individual épée

Top 8

Men
1	Yannick Borel	214
2	Bogdan Nikishin	211
3	Park Sang-young	179
4	Rubén Limardo	146
5	Jung Jin-sun	141
6	Max Heinzer	126
7	Nikolai Novosjolov	101
8	Dmitriy Aleksanin	93.5

Women
1	Mara Navarria	221
2	Ana Maria Popescu	179
3	Emese Szász	158
4	Olena Kryvytska	132
5	Sun Yiwen	126
6	Kang Young-mi	124
7	Choi In-jeong	113
8	Katrina Lehis	109

Individual foil

Top 8

Men
1	Alessio Foconi	218
2	Richard Kruse	200
3	Race Imboden	192
4	Andrea Cassara	154
5	Race Imboden	151
6	Alexey Cheremisinov	147
7	Daniele Garozzo	147
8	Alexander Massialas	143

Women
1	Inna Deriglazova	291
2	Alice Volpi	254
3	Lee Kiefer	203
4	Ines Boubakri	159
5	Arianna Errigo	148
6	Ysaora Thibus]	134
7	Eleanor Harvey	128
8	Leonie Ebert	113

Individual sabre

Top 8

Men
1	Eli Dershwitz	249
2	Gu Bon-gil	197
3	Kim Jung-hwan	195
4	Áron Szilágyi	189
5	Oh Sang-uk	178
6	Kamil Ibragimov	173
7	Luca Curatoli	156
8	András Szatmári	139

Women
1	Olga Kharlan	190
2	Sofya Velikaya	175
3	Anna Márton	159
4	Cécilia Berder	159
5	Bianca Pascu	155
6	Yana Egorian	140
7	Kim Ji-yeon	128
8	Sofia Pozdniakova	128

Team épée

Top 8

Men
1	South Korea	360
2	Russia	322
3	France	308
4	Switzerland	290
5	Italy	270
6	Hungary	244
7	United States	224
8	China	211

Women
1	United States	346
2	South Korea	316
3	Russia	306
4	France	288
5	China	282
6	Italy	262
7	Poland	256
8	Estonia	232

Team foil

Top 8

Men
1	United States	424
2	Italy	356
3	South Korea	308
4	Russia	300
5	France	256
6	Japan	226
7	Poland	193
8	Hong Kong	192

Women
1	Italy	388
2	Russia	360
3	United States	344
4	France	284
5	South Korea	243
6	Canada	227
7	Japan	227
8	Germany	214

Team sabre

Top 8

Men
1	South Korea	424
2	Italy	364
3	Hungary	304
4	Germany	258
5	Iran	258
6	Russia	232
7	United States	228
8	France	202

Women
1	France	388
2	Russia	364
3	Italy	312
4	South Korea	304
5	United States	260
6	China	230
7	Ukraine	223
8	Hungary	204

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