Fencing at the 2017 Summer Universiade – Men's team sabre

Men's team sabre at the XXIX Summer Universiade
Venues	Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center
Dates	23 August 2017
Competitors	56 from 15 nations
Medalists
Gu Bon-gil Kim Jun-ho Oh Sang-uk Jang Tea-hoon  South Korea Mohammad Fotouhi Mohammad Rahbari Farzad Baher Ali Pakdaman  Iran Lorenzo Romano Riccardo Nuccio Dario Cavaliere Francesco D'Armiento  Italy
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The men's team sabre fencing event at the 2017 Summer Universiade was held 23 August at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taipei, Taiwan.

Seeds

Since the number of individual épée event participants are 71, 72 will be the added number on those who did not participate in the individual event.^[1][2]

Tournament Seeding	Team	Name	RI
1 (20)	Iran (IRI)	Mohammad Fotouhi (IRI)	3
		Mohammad Rahbari (IRI)	3
		Farzad Baher (IRI)	14
		Ali Pakdaman (IRI)	19
2 (37)	South Korea (KOR)	Gu Bon-gil (KOR)	5
		Kim Jun-ho (KOR)	8
		Oh Sang-uk (KOR)	24
		Jang Tea-hoon (KOR)	38
3 (38)	Italy (ITA)	Lorenzo Romano (ITA)	9
		Riccardo Nuccio (ITA)	11
		Dario Cavaliere (ITA)	18
		Francesco D'Armiento (ITA)	34
4 (41)	Russia (RUS)	Anatoliy Kostenko (RUS)	6
		Ilya Motorin (RUS)	13
		Vasiliy Shirshov (RUS)	22
		Andrey Gladkov (RUS)	32
5 (44)	France (FRA)	Edward Barloy (FRA)	7
		Jean-Philippe Patrice (FRA)	12
		Remi Senegas (FRA)	25
		Edern Annic (FRA)	26
6 (50)	Hungary (HUN)	András Szatmári (HUN)	1
		Miklós Péch (HUN)	20
		Sebestyén Puy (HUN)	29
		Nikolász Iliász (HUN)	33
7 (55)	United States (USA)	Peter Souders (USA)	16
		Karol Metryka (USA)	17
		Benjamin Natanzon (USA)	22
		Calvin Liang (USA)	46
8 (93)	Ukraine (UKR)	Yuriy Tsap (UKR)	15
		Bogdan Platonov (UKR)	36
		Oleksandr Karakai (UKR)	42
		Oleksiy Statsenko (UKR)	43
9 (105)	Japan (JPN)	Kaito Streets (JPN)	10
		Yuto Watanabe (JPN)	37
		Norihiro Shimizu (JPN)	58
10 (122)	Romania (ROU)	George Iancu (ROU)	30
		Mădălin Bucur (ROU)	45
		Sergiu Ciornila (ROU)	47
		Mihai Crutu (ROU)	48
11 (122)	Poland (POL)	Mikołaj Grzegorek (POL)	31
		Jakub Ocinski (POL)	39
		Jakub Jaskot (POL)	52
		Krzysztof Kaczkowski (POL)	63
12 (162)	Indonesia (INA)	Fauzan Novriansyah (INA)	51
		Richard Henry Arfee Tarega (INA)	55
		Muhammad Zuhdi (INA)	56
13 (180)	India (IND)	Dharam Singh (IND)	59
		Javed Ahmed Chowdhary (IND)	60
		Pravin Kumar Ganware (IND)	61
		Notum Walia (IND)	66
14 (183)	China (CHN)	Lu Yifeng (CHN)	57
		Shi Zhehao (CHN)	62
		Wang Zicheng (CHN)	64
15 (204)	Sweden (SWE)	Max Korlinge (SWE)	66
		Johan De Jong Skierus (SWE)	68
		Alexander Wagner (SWE)	70

Ranking Round

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	Round of 16					Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final
						1	Iran (IRI)	45
						9	Japan (JPN)	20
	9	Japan (JPN)	45
	8	Ukraine (UKR)	43
											1	Iran (IRI)	45
											4	Russia (RUS)	41
	5	France (FRA)	45
	12	Indonesia (INA)	19
						5	France (FRA)	44
						4	Russia (RUS)	45
	13	India (IND)	15
	4	Russia (RUS)	45
																1	Iran (IRI)	30
																2	South Korea (KOR)	45
	3	Italy (ITA)	45
	14	China (CHN)	19
						3	Italy (ITA)	45
						6	Hungary (HUN)	34
	11	Poland (POL)	23
	6	Hungary (HUN)	45
											3	Italy (ITA)	26
											2	South Korea (KOR)	45
	7	United States (USA)	45													Third place
	10	Romania (ROU)	42
						7	United States (USA)	28								4	Russia (RUS)	32
						2	South Korea (KOR)	45								3	Italy (ITA)	45
	15	Sweden (SWE)	13
	2	South Korea (KOR)	45

Final ranking

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Rank	Team	Results
	South Korea (KOR)	Champion
	Iran (IRI)	Runner-up
	Italy (ITA)	Third place
4	Russia (RUS)	Semifinals
5	Hungary (HUN)	Quarterfinals
6	France (FRA)
7	United States (USA)
8	Japan (JPN)
9	Ukraine (UKR)	Round of 16
10	Poland (POL)
11	Romania (ROU)
12	Indonesia (INA)
13	India (IND)
14	China (CHN)
15	Sweden (SWE)

References

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