Italo Santelli (left) and Jean-Baptiste Mimiague competing in the masters foil event. Mimiague won both bouts between the two.

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Weekly summary

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14-20 May

• The first round of the amateur foil competition was held on 14 May and 15 May. Judging was subjective, a change from the 3-touch format from four years earlier. 37 of the 54 fencers advanced, including some who had nominally lost their bouts (when the judges felt that both fencers displayed good skill) and excluding some who had nominally won.
• The quarterfinals, repechage, and semifinals were also held for the foil event in the first week. The quarterfinals and repechage were again judged subjectively, but the semifinal was a round-robin pool format with matches won or lost counting towards advancement to the final. The only non-French fencer to advance past this stage was Rudolf Brosch of Austria.

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21-27 May

• The foil competition continued with the consolation pool and the final on 21 May. These round-robin pools determined the top 16 places in the tournament, with the top 7 going to France as Brosch finished last in the final.
• The first two rounds, the repechage, and the first half of the semifinals of the masters foil event were held this week. Again, early rounds were judged subjectively but the semifinal used match results.

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28 May-3 June

• The masters foil competition concluded with the second half of the semifinals on 28 May and the consolation and final rounds on 29 May. France again swept the medals, though Italians Antonio Conte and Italo Santelli made strong showings, with 4th and 7th places, respectively.
• Épée made its Olympic debut, with the amateur event beginning with part of the first round on 1 June and 2 June. All rounds of the event consisted of round-robin pools.

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4-10 June

• The épée competition continued with the second half of the first round, the quarterfinals, and the semifinals. Ramón Fonst of Cuba and Eduardo Camet of Argentina joined 7 French épéeists in advancing to the final.

11-17 June

• The masters épée competition began on 11 June, with the semifinals on 13 June. France dominated the competition, taking all of the finals spots.
• On 14 June, the finals of both the masters and amateur épée events were held. France took its third medal sweep in the masters event, but Fonst took the gold in the amateur event to give Cuba its first Olympic medal.
• An unusual event, a competition between the amateurs and masters in the épée, was held on 15 June. The top four fencers in each class played in a one-day round-robin pool in the amateur-master event. Albert Robert Ayat, the winner of the professional event, went undefeated to win the gold medal, but the amateurs took the next three spots, including a silver medal for Fonst to make Cuba one of two nations in 1900 to win a medal with every competition entry (Luxembourg, with a marathon win as their only entry, was the other).

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18-24 June

• The first round, semifinals, and final of the amateur sabre event were held. The sabre events were much more internationally balanced than the other two weapons, with 3 Austrians, 2 Hungarians, and 3 Frenchmen making the final. France still took the top two spots, giving the host nation its 5th gold medal in 6 attempts.
• The first round and the semifinals of the masters event of the sabre also took place in the sixth week of fencing competition. In the most international field of the events, the 8 fencers advancing to the final hailed from 5 different nations: Italy, France, Russia, Belgium, and Austria.

25-27 June

• Fencing competition ended with the final of the masters sabre on Wednesday, 27 June. France won no medals in the event, as Conte and Santelli did even better in the sabre than they had in the foil, winning the gold and silver medals in the sabre. Milan Neralič of Austria took the bronze.

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Medal table

Position	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	France	5	5	5	15
2	Cuba	1	1	0	2
	Italy	1	1	0	2
4	Austria	0	0	2	2
—	Argentina	0	0	0	0
	Belgium	0	0	0	0
	Denmark	0	0	0	0
	Germany	0	0	0	0
	Great Britain	0	0	0	0
	Haiti	0	0	0	0
	Hungary	0	0	0	0
	Iran	0	0	0	0
	Netherlands	0	0	0	0
	Peru	0	0	0	0
	Russia	0	0	0	0
	Spain	0	0	0	0
	Sweden	0	0	0	0
	Switzerland	0	0	0	0
	United States	0	0	0	0

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Medal summary

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Foil	Emile Coste France	Henri Masson France	Marcel Jacques Boulenger France
Épée	Ramón Fonst Cuba	Louis Perrée France	Léon Sée France
Sabre	Georges de la Falaise France	Léon Thiébaut France	Siegfried Flesch Austria
Masters foil	Lucien Mérignac France	Alphonse Kirchhoffer France	Jean-Baptiste Mimiague France
Masters épée	Albert Robert Ayat France	Emile Bougnol France	Henri Laurent France
Masters sabre	Antonio Conte Italy	Italo Santelli Italy	Milan Neralic Austria
Amateurs-masters épée	Albert Robert Ayat France	Ramón Fonst Cuba	Léon Sée France

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Events

Foil

The amateur foil competition had 54 fencers from 9^[1] nations compete. For the first round, quarterfinals, and repechage, skill and art with the foil was more important to advancing than actually winning the bout.

Foil round 1

Each fencer had one bout. The result of the bout did not determine advancement; a jury determined which fencers displayed the most skill. The winner of each bout is unknown. 37 fencers advanced to the quarterfinals.

14 May 1900
Bout	Fencer 1	Fencer 2
1	Mauricio Ponce de Léon, Spain	Debax, France
2	Georges Dillon-Cavanagh, France	Paul Robert, Switzerland
3	Carlos de Candamo, Peru	Cahan, France
4	Henri Masson, France	Collarini, Italy
5	Robert Marc, France	Bélot, France
6	Martini, France	Jobier, France
7	Tony Smet, Belgium	Guèrin, France
8	Ferrand, France	Prospère Sénat, France
9	Taillefert, France	Grossard, France
10	Calvet, France	Emil Fick, Sweden
11	Adrien Guyon, France	Palardi, Italy
12	Jactel, France	Giuseppe Giurato, Italy
13	de Boissière, France	Gardiès, France
14	Léon Thiébaut, France	F. Weill, United States
15	Fedreghini, Italy	Piot, France
16	Rischtoff, Austria	Pélabon, France
17	Jean Weill, Switzerland	Passerat, France
18	Corvington, France	Fouchier, France
15 May 1900
Bout	Fencer 1	Fencer 2
19	Pierre Georges Louis d'Hughes, France	Emile Costé, France
20	Rudolf Brosch, Austria	Marcel Jacques Boulenger, France
21	H. Valarche, France	de Saint-Aignan, France
22	Plommet, France	van der Stoppen, Austria
23	Perrissoud, France	Soudois, France
24	Ducrot, France	Gauthier, France
25	André de Schonen, France	Paul Leroy, France
26	Jean-Joseph Renaud, France	Eugene des Logis Berges, France
27	Wattelier, France	Georges Bergès, France

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Foil quarterfinals

Again, jury verdicts were used in place of match results to determine those advancing to the semifinals. 10 fencers were selected to advance to the semifinals directly, while 14 were sent to the repechage.

16 May 1900
Bout	Fencer 1	Fencer 2
1	Jean-Joseph Renaud, France	Debax, France
2	de Boissière, France	Adrien Guyon, France
3	Henri Masson, France	Carlos de Candamo, Peru
4	Tony Smet, Belgium	de Saint-Aignan, France
5	Guèrin, France	Eugene des Logis Berges, France
6	André de Schonen, France	Plommet, France
7	Pierre Georges Louis d'Hughes, France	Prospère Sénat, France
8	Emile Costé, France	Paul Robert, Switzerland
9	Marcel Jacques Boulenger, France	Cahan, France
10	Ducrot, France	Jactel, France
11	Georges Dillon-Cavanagh, France	Perissoud, France
12	Rudolf Brosch, Austria	H. Valarche, France
13	Bélot, France	Calvet, France
14	Ferrand, France	Robert Marc, France
15	Taillefert, France	Martini, France
16	Jobier, France	Collarini, Italy
17	Léon Thiébaut, France	Mauricio Ponce de Léon, Spain
—	Soudois, France	Did not start
	van der Stoppen, Austria	Did not start
	Wattelier, France	Did not start

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Foil repechage

The matchups in the repechage are not known. Once again, jury verdicts rather than match results mattered. 6 fencers were selected to advance to the semifinals. De Saint-Agnan was selected as an alternate, later competing in the consolation final after the withdrawal of Renaud.

Fencer
Bélot, France
Eugene des Logis Berges, France
Rudolf Brosch, Austria
Georges Dillon-Cavanagh, France
Pierre Georges Louis d'Hughes, France
Prospère Sénat, France
de Saint-Aignan, France
Carlos de Candamo, Peru
Ferrand, France
Jobier, France
Plommet, France
André de Schonen, France
Taillefert, France
Léon Thiébaut, France

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Foil semifinals

The semifinals were the first round of the foil tournament to use actual match results in determining advancement. The 16 fencers were divided into two pools. Each fencer then faced each other fencer in his pool once. The four fencers with the best record in each pool moved on to the finals, with the other four competing in the consolation. A barrage was used to break a tie between 4th and 5th place.

Pool A
Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Emile Costé	France	7	0
2	Henri Masson	France	5	2
3	Prospère Sénat	France	5	2
4	Rudolf Brosch	Austria	3	4
5	Guèrin	France	3	4
6	de Boissière	France	2	5
7	Bélot	France	2	5
8	Tony Smet	Belgium	1	6
Pool B
Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Marcel Jacques Boulenger	France	Unknown
2	Debax	France
3	Pierre Georges Louis d'Hughes	France
4	Georges Dillon-Cavanagh	France
5	Jean-Joseph Renaud	France
6	Adrien Guyon	France
7	Ducrot	France
8	Eugene des Logis Berges	France

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Foil consolation pool

The eight fencers who had placed in the bottom four of each pool in the semifinals competed for 9th to 16th places in the consolation pool. Renaud withdrew, making room for de Saint-Aignan to be activated from alternate status.

Place	Name	Nation
1 (9th)	de Boissière	France
2 (10th)	Eugene des Logis Berges	France
3 (11th)	de Saint-Aignan	France
4 (12th	Bélot	France
5 (13th)	Ducrot	France
6 (14th)	Tony Smet	Belgium
7 (15th)	Adrien Guyon	France
8 (16th)	Guèrin	France

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Foil final

The final was held on 21 May 1900. The top four fencers in each of the two semifinals competed against each other, each fencing the other seven once. May 21 is the 141st day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (142nd in leap years). ... 1900 (MCM) was an exceptional common year starting on Monday. ...

Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Emile Costé	France	6	1
2	Henri Masson	France	5	2
3	Marcel Jacques Boulenger	France	4	3
4	Debax	France	4	3
5	Pierre Georges Louis d'Hughes	France	3	4
6	Prospère Sénat	France	3	4
7	Georges Dillon-Cavanagh	France	2	5
8	Rudolf Brosch	Austria	1	6

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Épée

The épée event for amateurs was one of three épée events. 104 fencers from 9 nations competed.

Épée round 1

The first round of the event consisted of pool play round-robin tournaments. Each fencer faced each other fencer once. Of the 17 pools, 15 had six fencers each and 2 had seven. The top two placers in each advanced to the quarter-finals. Round Robin = A sexual act between two partners. ...

Pool A
Place	Name	Nation
1	J. M. Rosé	France
2	de Lastours	France
3-6	A. Berger	France
	Luquetas	France
	Mosso	France
	A. Tintant	France

Pool B
Place	Name	Nation
1	de Pradel	France
2	Jean Dreyfuss	France
3-6	de la Chevalerie	France
	Gardiès	France
	Hérrison	France
	Ivanovich	France

Pool C
Place	Name	Nation
1	Roffo	France
2	Fouchier	France
3-6	Pierre Georges Louis d'Hughes	France
	Moreil	France
	Joseph Rodrigues	France
	Véve	France

Pool D
Place	Name	Nation
1	Ramón Fonst	Cuba
2	Edmond Wallace	France
3	Willy Sulzbacher	Germany
4-6	Bazin	France
	Fleury	France
	Thomeguex[2]	France

Pool E
Place	Name	Nation
1	Gaston Alibert	France
2	Georges de la Falaise	France
3-6	Collarini	Italy
	Grad	France
	Massé	France
	Morin	France

Pool F
Place	Name	Nation
1	Jean-Joseph Renaud	France
2	Maurice Boisdon	France
3-6	de Champeaux	France
	Loizillon	France
	Salvanahac	France
	de Segonzac	France

Pool G
Place	Name	Nation
1	Plommet	France
2	Léon Thiébaut	France
3	Lariviére	France
4-6	Adam	France
	Robert Marc	France
	Taillefert	France

Pool H
Place	Name	Nation
1	André Rabel	France
2	Bowden	France
3-6	de Lastic	France
	Georges Leroy	France
	Miller	France
	d'Oyley	France

Pool I
Place	Name	Nation
1	Richard Wallace	France
2	Freydoun Malkom	Iran
3-6	de Caramas-Chimay	France
	de Laugardière	France
	Redeuil	France
	Prospère Sénat	France

Pool J
Place	Name	Nation
1	Levé	France
2	Maurice Jay	France
3-6	de Labourde	France
	Lemoine	France
	Robinson	France
	de Romilly	France

Pool K
Place	Name	Nation
1	Giuseppe Giurato	Italy
2	Bideau	France
3-6	de Boissière	France
	Cahan	France
	Fernandès	France
	de la Tournable	France

Pool L
Place	Name	Nation
1	Guillemard	France
2	Holzchuch	France
3	Ducreuil	France
4-6	Andreac	France
	Costiesco	France
	A. Robert	France

Pool M
Place	Name	Nation
1	Léon Sée	France
2	Eduardo Camet	Argentina
3-6	Carlos de Candamo	Peru
	Mauricio Ponce de Léon	Spain
	de Meuse	France
	Rodrigues	France

Pool N
Place	Name	Nation
1	de Villeneuve	France
2	Moquet	France
3-7	de Cazenove	France
	Thion de la Chaume	France
	de Pradines	France
	Prosper	France
	Rosenbaum	France

Pool O
Place	Name	Nation
1	Louis Perrée	France
2	Henri-Georges Berger	France
3-6	Louis Bastien	France
	François	France
	Peberay	France
	Preurot	France

Pool P
Place	Name	Nation
1	Tony Smet	Belgium
2	Début	France
3-7	Gaston Achille	France
	Duclos	France
	Fedreghini	Italy
	Fichot	France
	Weber	France

Pool Q
Place	Name	Nation
1	Adrien Guyon	France
2	Hileret	France
3-6	Delprat	France
	Lafontaine	France
	Thomeguex[2]	France
	de Vars	France

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Épée quarterfinals

The quarterfinals were again round-robin affairs. The original plan was that of the 6 pools, 2 would have five fencers each and 4 would have six. The top three in each pool were to advance. Three quarterfinalists dropped out, so the quarterfinals were reorganized. There were 5 pools with 6 fencers each; the sixth pool included Holzchuch and four fencers who had lost in other quarterfinals and got a second chance to advance.

Quarterfinal A
Place	Name	Nation
1	Jean Dreyfuss	France
2	Plommet	France
3	Levé	France
4-6	Hileret	France
	Moquet	France
	Roffo	France

Quarterfinal B
Place	Name	Nation
1	Richard Wallace	France
2	de Lastours	France
3	Georges de la Falaise	France
4-6	Bowden	France
	Guillemard	France
	Léon Thiébaut	France

Quarterfinal C
Place	Name	Nation
1	Edmond Wallace	France
2	Eduardo Camet	Argentina
3	de Pradel	France
4-6	Bideau	France
	Tony Smet	Belgium
	de Villeneuve	France

Quarterfinal D
Place	Name	Nation
1	Gaston Alibert	France
2	Léon Sée	France
3	Ramón Fonst	Cuba
4-6	Henri-Georges Berger	France
	Giuseppe Giurato	Italy
	Freydoun Malkom	Iran

Quarterfinal E
Place	Name	Nation
1	Maurice Boisdon	France
2	Louis Perrée	France
3	J. M. Rosé	France
4-6	Début	France
	Fouchier	France
	Adrien Guyon	France

Quarterfinal F
Place	Name	Nation
1	Holzchuch	France
2	Léon Thiébaut	France
3	Guillemard	France
4-5	Unknown[3]

Withdrew
Name	Nation
Maurice Jay	France
André Rabel	France
Jean-Joseph Renaud	France

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Épée semifinals

The semifinals, with 18 fencers left, were conducted in three pools of round-robin play. Each pool had six fencers, with the top three advancing to the final.

Semifinal A
Place	Name	Nation
1	Gaston Alibert	France
2	Plommet	France
3	Léon Sée	France
4-6	Delastours	France
	Holzchuch	France
	J. M. Rosé	France

Semifinal B
Place	Name	Nation
1	Georges de la Falaise	France
2	Louis Perrée	France
3	Eduardo Camet	Argentina
4-6	Maurice Boisdon	France
	Jean Dreyfuss	France
	de Pradel	France

Semifinal C
Place	Name	Nation
1	Léon Thiébaut	France
2	Edmond Wallace	France
3	Ramón Fonst	Cuba
4-6	Guillemard	France
	Levé	France
	Richard Wallace	France

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Épée final

In the final, each fencer had either 5 or 6 bouts. Fonst and Perrée initially tied for first, with Fonst winning the barrage to break the tie.

Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Ramón Fonst	Cuba	4	2
2	Louis Perrée	France	4	1
3	Léon Sée	France	3	2
4	Georges de la Falaise	France	3	3
5	Eduardo Camet	Argentina	2	3
6	Edmond Wallace	France	2	4
7	Gaston Alibert	France	2	3
8	Léon Thiébaut	France	2	4
9	Plommet	France	0	6

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Sabre

23 fencers from 7 nations competed in the amateur sabre competition.

Sabre round 1

The fencers competed in four round-robin pools in the first round on 19 June and 20 June. The top four fencers in each pool advanced to the semifinals. Which fencers competed in which pools is unknown, as are the names of many of the fencers. June 19 is the 170th day of the year (171st in leap years) in the Gregorian Calendar, with 195 days remaining. ... June 20 is the 171st day of the year (172nd in leap years) in the Gregorian Calendar, with 194 days remaining. ...

Name	Nation
Maurice Boisdon	France
de Bossière	France
Dutertre	France[4]
Georges de la Falaise	France
Fedreghini	Italy
Siegfried Flesch	Austria
Mauricio Ponce de Léon	Spain
Harstein	Austria
Hugó Hoch	Hungary
Pierre Georges Louis d'Hughes	France
Gyüla von Ivanyi	Hungary
Léon Lécuyer	France[4]
Camillo Müller	Austria
Amon Ritter von Gregurich	Hungary
Heinrich von Tenner	Austria
Léon Thiébaut	France
Stagliano	Italy[4]
Todoresku	Hungary[4]
de Boffa	Switzerland
Lafourçade-Cortina	France
Alfons Schöne	Germany
Casimir Semelaignes	France
Fernand Semelaignes	France

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Sabre semifinals

The 16 remaining fencers were divided into two pools of 8. They played round-robin tournaments on 22 June, with four advancing from each pool to the final. June 22 is the 173rd day of the year (174th in leap years) in the Gregorian Calendar, with 192 days remaining. ...

Semifinal A
Place	Name	Nation
1	Gyüla von Ivanyi	Hungary
2	Camillo Müller	Austria
3	Siegfried Flesch	Austria
4	Georges de la Falaise	France
5-8	Maurice Boisdon	France
	Harstein	Austria
	Pierre Georges Louis d'Hughes	France
	Fedreghini	Italy

Semifinal B
Place	Name	Nation
1	Amon Ritter von Gregurich	Hungary
2	Heinrich von Tenner	Austria
3	de Boissière	France
4	Léon Thiébaut	France
5-8	Hugó Hoch	Hungary
	Mauricio Ponce de Léon	Spain
	Stagliano	Italy
	Todoresku	Hungary

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Sabre final

The final was a round-robin among the 8 remaining fencers.

Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Georges de la Falaise	France	6	1
2	Léon Thiébaut	France	5	2
3	Siegfried Flesch	Austria	4	3
4	Amon Ritter von Gregurich	Hungary	4	3
5	Gyüla von Ivanyi	Hungary	3	4
6	de Boissière	France	3	4
7	Heinrich von Tenner	Austria	2	5
8	Camillo Müller	Austria	1	6

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Masters foil

The foil event for professionals involved 60 fencers from 8 nations.

Masters foil round 1

Held on 22 May and 23 May, the masters foil used jury verdicts on art and skill in the bout rather than winning or lossing to advance to the second round. May 22 is the 142nd day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (143rd in leap years). ... May 23 is the 143rd day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (144th in leap years). ...

Name	Nation
Xavier Anchetti	Russia
Bergès	France
Bettenfeld	France
Bormel	France
Borringes	France
Boulanger	France
Boulège	France
Brassart	France
Brau	France
Carrichon	France
Antonio Conte	Italy
François Delibes	France
Dizier[5]	France
Michel Filippi	France
Fontaine	France
Gauthier	France
Haller	France
Alphonse Kirchhoffer	France
Laborderie	France
Lucien Largé	France
Georges Lefèvre	France
Lemoine	France
Charles Marty	France
Lucien Merignac	France
Métais	France
Millet	France
Jean-Baptiste Mimiague	France
Montuel	France
Muller	France
Pantin	France
Léopold Ramus	France
Raynaud	France
Ringnet	France
Jules Rossignol	France
Adolphe Rouleau	France
Sabouric	France
Samiac	France
Italo Santelli	Italy
Pierre Selderslagh	Belgium
Tassart	France
Cyrille Verbrugge	Belgium
Viquier	France
Yvon	France
Bersin	France
Jens Peter Berthelsen	Denmark
Bouard	France
Brun-Biusson	France
Coquelin	France
Coudurier	France
Daussy	France
F. Després	Belgium
Dizier[5]	France
Márton Endrédi	Hungary
L. Garnoty	France
Jolliet	France
Masselin	France
Pietory	France
Plisson	Great Britain
Léon Thiércelin	Haiti
Wineuwanheim	France

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Masters foil quarterfinals

The second round also used jury verdicts to determine advancement from the second round, held on 24 May. The top 10 fencers received automatic qualification to the semifinals while the rest competed in a repechage. May 24 is the 144th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (145th in leap years). ...

Name	Nation
Antonio Conte	Italy
Alphonse Kirchhoffer	France
Lucien Merignac	France
Jean-Babtiste Mimiague	France
Léopold Ramus	France
Jules Rossignol	France
Adolphe Rouleau	France
Italo Santelli	Italy
Pierre Selderslagh	Belgium
Cyrille Verbrugge	Belgium
Xavier Anchetti	Russia
Bergès	France
Bormel	France
Borringes	France
Boulanger	France
Boulège	France
Brassart	France
Brau	France
Carrichon	France
François Delibes	France
Dizier	France
Michel Filippi	France
Fontaine	France
Gauthier	France
Haller	France
Laborderie	France
Lucien Largé	France
Georges Lefèvre	France
Lemoine	France
Chares Marty	France
Métais	France
Millet	France
Montuel	France
Muller	France
Pantin	France
Raynaud	France
Ringnet	France
Sabouric	France
Samiac	France
Tassart	France
Viquier	France
Yvon	France

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Masters foil repechage

The repechage on 25 May was also conducted by jury selection following bouts. 6 fencers advanced to the semifinals. May 25 is the 145th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (146th in leap years). ...

Name	Nation
Boulanger	France
Michel Filippi	France
Haller	France
Lefèvre	France
Lemoine	France
Millet	France
Xavier Anchetti	Russia
Bergès	France
Bettenfeld	France
Bormel	France
Borringes	France
Boulège	France
Brassart	France
Brau	France
Carrichon	France
François Delibes	France
Dizier	France
Fontaine	France
Gauthier	France
Laborderie	France
Lucien Largé	France
Charles Marty	France
Métais	France
Montuel	France
Muller	France
Pantin	France
Raynaud	France
Ringnet	France
Sabouric	France
Samiac	France
Tassart	France
Viquier	France
Yvon	France

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Masters foil semifinals

The 16 remaining rencers were divided into two pools of 8. They competed in round-robin tournaments on 27 May and 28 May, with the top four in each pool advancing to the final. The others played in the consolation pool. May 27 is the 147th day (148th in leap years) of the year in the Gregorian calendar, with 218 days remaining. ... May 28 is the 148th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (149th in leap years). ...

Semifinal A
Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Lucien Merignac	France	7	0
2	Alphonse Kirchhoffer	France	6	1
3	Antonio Conte	Italy	5	2
4	Léopold Ramus	France	4	3
5	Haller	France	2	5
	Lemoine	France	2	5
7	Millet	France	1	6
	Cyrille Verbrugge	Belgium	1	6

Semifinal B
Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Adolphe Rouleau	France	7	0
2	Jean-Baptiste Mimiague	France	6	1
3	Jules Rossignol	France	5	2
4	Italo Santelli	Italy	4	3
5	Pierre Selderslagh	Belgium	3	4
6	Boulanger	France	1	6
	Michel Filippi	France	1	6
	Georges Lefèvre	France	1	6

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Masters foil consolation pool

The consolation pool was held on 29 May. The bottom four fencers from each of the semifinals competed for 9th through 16th places. May 29 is the 149th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (150th in leap years). ...

Place	Name	Nation
1 (9th)	Haller	France
2 (10th)	Pierre Selderslagh	Belgium
3 (11th)	Lemoine	France
4 (12th)	Georges Lefèvre	France
5 (13th)	Boulanger	France
6 (14th)	Millet	France
7 (15th)	Cyrille Verbrugge	Belgium
8 (16th)	Michel Filippi	France

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Masters foil final

The final was conducted on 29 May. The format was a round-robin among the top 8 fencers. Ties were broken by an extra bout (ignoring the head-to-head results of the fencers during the round-robin). May 29 is the 149th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (150th in leap years). ...

Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Lucien Merignac	France	6	1
2	Alphonse Kirchhoffer	France	6	1
3	Jean-Baptiste Mimiague	France	4	3
4	Antonio Conte	Italy	4	3
5	Jules Rossignol	France	3	4
6	Léopold Ramus	France	2	5
7	Italo Santelli	Italy	0	7
8	Adolphe Rouleau[6]	France	3	4

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Masters épée

The professional event in épée had 54 fencers from 6 nations compete.

Masters épée round 1

In the first round, the fencers were divided into 9 pools of 6 fencers each, with the top two advancing from each pool to the semifinal. The first round was held on 11 June and 12 June. June 11 is the 162nd day of the year in the Gregorian Calendar (163rd in leap years), with 203 days remaining. ... June 12 is the 163rd day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (164th in leap years), with 202 days remaining. ...

Pool A
Place	Name	Nation
1	Aufort	France
2	Lézard[7]	France
3-6	Debrinay	France
	Deprey	France
	Nau	France
	van Nieuwenhuizen	Netherlands

Pool B
Place	Name	Nation
1	Pantin	France
2	Haller	France
3-6	Assé	France
	Flahaut	France
	Métais	France
	Sahourin	France

Pool C
Place	Name	Nation
1	Jourdan	France
2	Jeanvoix	France
3-6	Bormel	France
	Roquais	France
	Surzet	France
	Léon Thiércelin	Haiti

Pool D
Place	Name	Nation
1	Brassart	France
2	Lézard[7]	France
3-6	Céré	France
	Dufraissé	France
	L. Garnoty	France
	Charles Marty	France

Pool E
Place	Name	Nation
1	Emile Bougnol	France
2	Hippolyte-Jacques Hyvernaud	France
3-6	Cléry	France
	Dulau	France
	Lafouerière	France
	Nègrout	France

Pool F
Place	Name	Nation
1	Michel	France
2	Félix Ayat	France
3-6	Xavier Anchetti	Russia
	Emmanuel Andrieu	France
	Márton Endrédi	Hungary
	Launay	France

Pool G
Place	Name	Nation
1	Albert Robert Ayat	France
2	Henri Laurent	France
3-6	Unknown[8]

Pool H
Place	Name	Nation
1	Damotte	France
2	Yvon	France
3-6	Unknown[8]

Pool I
Place	Name	Nation
1	Bézy	France
2	Clappier	France
3-6	Unknown[8]

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Masters épée semifinals

The semifinals were held on 13 June. 3 pools with 6 fencers each competed in round-robin format, with the top 3 fencers in each pool advancing. June 13 is the 164th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (165th in leap years), with 201 days remaining. ...

Semifinal A
Place	Name	Nation
1	Jourdan	France
2	Lézard	France
3	Damotte	France
4-6	Aufort	France
	Jeanvoix	France
	Pantin	France

Semifinal B
Place	Name	Nation
1	Emile Bougnol	France
2	Brassart	France
3	Hippolyte-Jacques Hyvernaud	France
4-6	Félix Ayat	France
	Haller	France
	Michel	France

Semifinal C
Place	Name	Nation
1	Albert Robert Ayat	France
2	Henri Laurent	France
3	Bézy	France
4-6	Clappier	France
	Lézard	France
	Yvon	France

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Masters épée final

The final was conducted on 14 June. June 14 is the 165th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (166th in leap years), with 200 days remaining. ...

Place	Name	Nation
1	Albert Robert Ayat	France
2	Emile Bougnol	France
3	Henri Laurent	France
4	Hippolyte-Jacques Hyvernaud	France
5	Damotte	France
6	Brassart	France
7	Lézard	France
8	Jourdan	France
9	Bézy	France

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Masters sabre

The professional sabre competition involved 29 fencers from 7 nations.

Masters sabre round 1

The first round was held on 23 June. There were four pools, with the top four fencers advancing to the semifinals from each pool. June 23 is the 174th day of the year (175th in leap years) in the Gregorian Calendar, with 191 days remaining. ...

Name	Nation
Xavier Anchetti	Russia
Brun-Biusson	France
Camier	France
Chantelat	France
Clappier	France
Antonio Conte	Italy
François Delibes	France
Hébrant	Belgium
Horwath	Austria
Michaux	France
Midelair	France
Milan Neralič	Austria
Pinault	France
Italo Santelli	Italy
Otello Santelli	Italy
Zachavrot	Russia
Alessandri	Italy
Aufort	France
Bersin	France
Coquelin	France
Dambremat	France
Dargein	France
Delamaide	France
Márton Endrédi	Hungary
Flahaut	France
Gabriel	France
N. Orleans	United States
J. Santelli	Italy
Schoenfeld	France

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Masters sabre semifinals

The 16 fencers were divided into 2 pools of 8 each, playing round-robin tournaments on 25 June and 26 June. The top four in each pool advanced to the final. June 25 is the 176th day of the year (177th in leap years) in the Gregorian Calendar, with 189 days remaining. ... June 26 is the 177th day of the year (178th in leap years) in the Gregorian Calendar, with 188 days remaining. ...

Semifinal A
Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Antonio Conte	Italy	6	1
2	Hébrant	Belgium	5	2
3	François Delibes	France	5	2
4	Milan Neralič	Austria	5	2
5	Horwath	Austria	3	4
6	Brun-Buisson	France	1	6
7	Clappier	France	0	7
8	Otello Santelli	Italy	3	4

Semifinal B
Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Italo Santelli	Italy	6	1
2	Michaux	France	6	1
3	Zachavrot	Russia	5	2
4	Xavier Anchetti	Russia	4	3
5	Chantelat	France	3	4
6	Pinault	France	2	5
7	Camier	France	2	5
8	Midelair	France	0	7

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Masters sabre final

The final was held on 27 June, with a round-robin among the final 8 fencers. Ties were broken by an extra bout. June 27 is the 178th day of the year (179th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar, with 187 days remaining. ...

Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses
1	Antonio Conte	Italy	7	0
2	Italo Santelli	Italy	6	1
3	Milan Neralič	Austria	4	3
4	François Delibes	France	3	4
5	Michaux	France	3	4
6	Xavier Anchetti	Russia	2	5
7	Zachavrot	Russia	2	5
8	Hébrant	Belgium	1	6

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Amateurs-masters épée

This event highlighted the singular position of the sport of fencing in the early Olympic movement. In most of the other sports on the program, competitors had to be amateurs. Furthermore, amateur standing was typically lost when one competed against a professional, even if there was no money involved in that particular competition. In fencing, however, professionals were allowed to compete in the Olympics.

The 1900 amateurs-masters épée fencing event pitted the best amateur épéeists against the best professionals. The top four placers in each of those two events were qualified to compete in the open event, which consisted of a single round-robin tournament with single-touch bouts. The gold medal in the event was taken by a master, but the next three places all went to amateurs. Gold Medal is an album by American band The Donnas, released in 2004. ...

Place	Name	Nation	Wins	Losses	Status
1	Albert Robert Ayat	France	7	0	Professional
2	Ramón Fonst	Cuba	6	1	Amateur
3	Léon Sée	France	4	3	Amateur
4	Georges de la Falaise	France	3	4	Amateur
5	Emile Bougnol	France	2	5	Professional
	Hippolyte-Jacques Hyvernaud	France	2	5	Professional
	Henri Laurent	France	2	5	Professional
	Louis Perrée	France	2	5	Amateur

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Notes

1. ^ Mallon's count of 8 is based on Smet being labelled French in the first round and quarterfinals of Mallon's book; Mallon correctly has Smet as Belgian in the semifinals and final. Adding Belgium gives the 9th nation.
2. ^ ^a b Two French fencers had the surname Thomeguex; the given name of neither is known.
3. ^ These two competitors were among the 13 other quarterfinalists that had been defeated in quarterfinals A-E.
4. ^ ^a b c d Dutertre withdrew after the first round, to be replaced by Stagliano. It can therefore be inferred that Stagliano was the fifth-place fencer in the same preliminary pool as Dutertre. Similarly, Todoresku replaced Lécuyer.
5. ^ ^a b Two difference French fencers with the surname Dizier competed in the masters foil competition; the given name of neither is known.
6. ^ Rouleau was given 8th place because he did not finish his final bout.
7. ^ ^a b There were two French fencers with the last name Lézard. The one who competed in round 1 pool A continued in semifinal A and advanced to the final. The one who competed in round 1 pool D was eliminated in semifinal C.
8. ^ ^a b c The identities of the non-qualifying fencers in the G, H, and I pools are unknown. Entry numbers by nationality indicate that of the 12 unknowns, 8 were French, 2 Hungarian, and 2 Italian.

References

• International Olympic Committee medal winners database
• De Wael, Herman. Herman's Full Olympians: "Fencing 1900". Accessed 21 January 2006. Available electronically at [1].
• Mallon, Bill (1998). The 1900 Olympic Games, Results for All Competitors in All Events, with Commentary. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers. ISBN 0-7864-0378-0.