2008–09 Fencing World Cup

The 38th FIE Fencing World Cup began on October 2008 and concluded on October 2009 at the 2009 World Fencing Championships held in Antalya, Turkey.

Individual Épée
Men
1  Gauthier Grumier (FRA) 310
2  Sven Schmid (GER) 252
3  Alfredo Rota (ITA) 224
4  Jörg Fiedler (GER) 186
5  Gábor Boczkó (HUN) 168
6  José Luis Abajo (ESP) 158
7  Silvio Fernández (VEN) 156
8  Paolo Pizzo (ITA) 156
9  Matteo Tagliariol (ITA) 156
10  Jérôme Jeannet (FRA) 152
Women
1  Ana Maria Brânză (ROU) 304
2  Anna Sivkova (RUS) 238
3  Britta Heidemann (GER) 230
4  Emese Szász (HUN) 224
5  Laura Flessel-Colovic (FRA) 222
6  Lyubov Shutova (RUS) 220
7  Sonja Tol (NED) 180
8  Nathalie Moellhausen (ITA) 174
9  Tatiana Logunova (RUS) 162
10  Sherraine Schalm (CAN) 156

Individual Foil
Men
1  Andrea Baldini (ITA) 320
2  Peter Joppich (GER) 258
3  Radosław Glonek (POL) 250
4  Richard Kruse (GBR) 232
5  Andrea Cassarà (ITA) 228
6  Yuki Ota (JPN) 224
7  Erwann Le Péchoux (FRA) 210
8  Kurt Getz (USA) 174
9  Térence Joubert (FRA) 170
10  Artem Sedov (RUS) 162
Women
1  Arianna Errigo (ITA) 334
2  Valentina Vezzali (ITA) 310
3  Nam Hyun-hee (KOR) 228
4  Jeon Hee-sook (KOR) 216
5  Elisa Di Francisca (ITA) 194
6  Sylwia Gruchała (POL) 182
7  Aida Shanayeva (RUS) 182
8  Yulia Biryukova (RUS) 164
9  Katja Waechter (GER) 160
10  Gabriella Varga (HUN) 160

Individual Sabre
Men
1  Nicolas Limbach (GER) 298
2  Rareș Dumitrescu (ROU) 234
3  Aldo Montano (ITA) 222
4  Luigi Tarantino (ITA) 210
5  Tamás Decsi (HUN) 206
6  Giampiero Pastore (ITA) 178
7  Nicolas Lopez (FRA) 166
8  Julien Pillet (FRA) 150
9  Aleksey Yakimenko (RUS) 146
10  Jaime Martí (ESP) 134
Women
1  Mariel Zagunis (USA) 432
2  Olha Kharlan (UKR) 328
3  Sofya Velikaya (RUS) 218
4  Ekaterina Dyachenko (RUS) 210
5  Ilaria Bianco (ITA) 176
6  Carole Vergne (FRA) 152
7  Léonore Perrus (FRA) 150
8  Orsolya Nagy (HUN) 146
9  Irene Vecchi (ITA) 140
10  Bogna Jóźwiak (POL) 130

Team Épée
Men
1  Hungary 356
2  France 340
3  Italy 300
4  Germany 265
5  Poland 254
6   Switzerland 227
7  Ukraine 226
8  Russia 202
9  United States 192
10  Venezuela 177
Women
1  Italy 314
2  Poland 313
3  Germany 304
4  France 288
5  Romania 260
6  Russia 206
7  Hungary 200
8  Canada 199
9  United States 196
10   Switzerland 186

Team Foil
Men
1  Italy 414
2  Russia 292
3  Germany 278
4  China 276
5  France 240
6  Great Britain 240
7  Japan 219
8  United States 212
9  Poland 203
10  Canada 167
Women
1  Italy 384
2  Russia 288
3  Germany 246
4  Poland 202
5  France 182
6  China 172
7  United States 167
8  Hungary 158
9  South Korea 157
10  Romania 147

Team Sabre
Men
1  Italy 272
2  Hungary 244
3  Romania 240
4  Belarus 196
5  France 196
6  United States 180
7  Russia 170
8  China 152
9  Germany 135
10  Spain 130
Women
1  Ukraine 338
2  Russia 304
3  United States 252
4  China 224
5  France 222
6  Italy 208
7  Poland 188
8  Hungary 166
9  Canada 143
10  Germany 137
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