From an Asian perspective, the men’s competition stands out, with over 212 athletes representing more than 33 countries, including 9 Asian nations — Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, China, Chinese Taipei, Qatar, Singapore, Uzbekistan, and the UAE. The tournament culminated in a gold medal performance by Japan’s Kazuki Iimura, reinforcing Asia’s strong position at the highest level.

Final results (Men):
1st place — Kazuki Iimura (Japan)
2nd place — Alexander Choupenitch (Czech Republic)
3rd place — Anas Anane (France)
3rd place — Nick Itkin (USA)

In the women’s event, more than 170 athletes from over 24 countries competed. Notably, Japan’s Sera Azuma secured a place on the podium, continuing Asia’s presence among the world’s leading athletes.

Final results (Women):
1st place — Martina Favaretto (Italy)
2nd place — Martina Batini (Italy)
3rd place — Marta Jakubowska (Poland)
3rd place — Sera Azuma (Japan)

The results in Cairo highlight the consistent progress of Asian fencing, with athletes from the region not only participating at scale but delivering podium-level performances at major international competitions.