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Épée, Team, Men

Date	5 – 6 August 1992
Status	Olympic
Location	Palacio de la Metalurgia, Barcelona
Participants	60 from 12 countries

Competing in international competition for the final time, the Soviet Union won the World Championship title in 1991. Shortly before the Barcelona Olympics the team members, now competing under the name of the Unified Team, were in dispute with their federation over unpaid bonuses due from their World title victory. Although this dispute was eventually solved it may have had an effect on their performance and they were eliminated in the semi-finals by the German team. Germany then went on to defeat Hungary to claim the gold medal. Included in the German team was Wladimir Reznitschenko, a Kazakhstan born, Estonian reared ethnic Russian who had competed as part of the Soviet team in 1988. Reznitschenko gained citizenship shortly before the Games began.

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC
1	–	Germany	GER	Gold
		Elmar Borrmann • Robert Felisiak • Arnd Schmitt • Uwe Proske • Wladimir Reznitschenko
2	–	Hungary	HUN	Silver
		Iván Kovács • Krisztián Kulcsár • Ferenc Hegedűs • Ernő Kolczonay • Gábor Totola
3	–	Unified Team	EUN	Bronze
		Pavel Kolobkov • Andrey Shuvalov • Sergey Kravchuk • Sergey Kostarev • Valery Zakharevich
4	–	France	FRA
		Éric Srecki • Jean-Michel Henry • Olivier Lenglet • Jean-François Di Martino • Robert Leroux
5	–	Italy	ITA
		Sandro Cuomo • Angelo Mazzoni • Stefano Pantano • Maurizio Randazzo • Sandro Resegotti
6	–	Spain	ESP
		Fernando de la Peña • Ángel Fernández • César González • Raúl Maroto • Manuel Pereira
7	–	Canada	CAN
		Jean-Marc Chouinard • Alain Côté • Allan Francis • Danek Nowosielski • Laurie Shong
8	–	Sweden	SWE
		Mats Ahlgren • Jerri Bergström • Thomas Lundblad • Ulf Sandegren • Péter Vánky
9	–	Czechoslovakia	TCH
		Aleš Depta • Jiří Douba • Roman Ječmínek • Michal Franc • Tomáš Kubíček
10	–	Republic of Korea	KOR
		Lee Sang-Gi • Jang Tae-Seok • Kim Jeong-Gwan • Gu Gyo-Dong • Lee Sang-Yeop
11	–	Romania	ROU
		Adrian Pop • Gabriel Pantelimon • Cornel Milan • Gheorghe Epurescu • Nicolae Mihăilescu
12	–	Poland	POL
		Sławomir Nawrocki • Maciej Ciszewski • Witold Gadomski • Marek Stępień • Sławomir Zwierzyński

Round One

Date	5 August 1992
Format	Top 2 teams in each pool advanced to quarter-finals.

Pool #1

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Matches	Bouts	Touches
1	–	France	FRA	2-0	18-12	125-113	Q
		Éric Srecki • Jean-Michel Henry • Olivier Lenglet • Jean-François Di Martino • Robert Leroux
2	–	Sweden	SWE	1-1	16-11	112-98	Q
		Mats Ahlgren • Jerri Bergström • Thomas Lundblad • Ulf Sandegren • Péter Vánky
3	–	Republic of Korea	KOR	0-2	7-18	88-114
		Lee Sang-Gi • Jang Tae-Seok • Kim Jeong-Gwan • Gu Gyo-Dong • Lee Sang-Yeop

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	05 Aug	France	FRA	9 – 7	Sweden	SWE
Match #2	05 Aug	France	FRA	9 – 5	Republic of Korea	KOR
Match #3	05 Aug	Sweden	SWE	9 – 2	Republic of Korea	KOR

Pool #2

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Matches	Bouts	Touches
1	–	Unified Team	EUN	2-0	18-9	121-91	Q
		Pavel Kolobkov • Andrey Shuvalov • Sergey Kravchuk • Sergey Kostarev • Valery Zakharevich
2	–	Spain	ESP	1-1	12-16	108-117	Q
		Fernando de la Peña • Ángel Fernández • César González • Raúl Maroto • Manuel Pereira
3	–	Czechoslovakia	TCH	0-2	12-17	104-125
		Aleš Depta • Jiří Douba • Roman Ječmínek • Michal Franc • Tomáš Kubíček

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	05 Aug	Unified Team	EUN	9 – 4	Spain	ESP
Match #2	05 Aug	Unified Team	EUN	9 – 5	Czechoslovakia	TCH
Match #3	05 Aug	Spain	ESP	8 – 7	Czechoslovakia	TCH

Pool #3

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Matches	Bouts	Touches
1	–	Hungary	HUN	2-0	18-10	120-106	Q
		Iván Kovács • Krisztián Kulcsár • Ferenc Hegedűs • Ernő Kolczonay • Gábor Totola
2	–	Germany	GER	1-1	14-11	102-86	Q
		Elmar Borrmann • Robert Felisiak • Arnd Schmitt • Uwe Proske • Wladimir Reznitschenko
3	–	Romania	ROU	0-2	7-18	82-112
		Adrian Pop • Gabriel Pantelimon • Cornel Milan • Gheorghe Epurescu • Nicolae Mihăilescu

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	05 Aug	Hungary	HUN	9 – 5	Germany	GER
Match #2	05 Aug	Hungary	HUN	9 – 5	Romania	ROU
Match #3	05 Aug	Germany	GER	9 – 2	Romania	ROU

Pool #4

Pos	Number	Competitors	NOC	Matches	Bouts	Touches
1	–	Italy	ITA	2-0	15-6	109-81	Q
		Sandro Cuomo • Angelo Mazzoni • Stefano Pantano • Maurizio Randazzo • Sandro Resegotti
2	–	Canada	CAN	1-1	13-11	111-104	Q
		Jean-Marc Chouinard • Alain Côté • Allan Francis • Danek Nowosielski • Laurie Shong
3	–	Poland	POL	0-2	6-17	74-109
		Sławomir Nawrocki • Maciej Ciszewski • Witold Gadomski • Marek Stępień • Sławomir Zwierzyński

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	05 Aug	Italy	ITA	7 – 4	Canada	CAN
Match #2	05 Aug	Italy	ITA	8 – 2	Poland	POL
Match #3	05 Aug	Canada	CAN	9 – 4	Poland	POL

Quarter-Finals

Date	6 August 1992
Format	Winner of each match advanced to semi-finals.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	06 Aug	France	FRA	8 – 2	Spain	ESP
Match #2	06 Aug	Hungary	HUN	8 – 8	Canada	CAN
Match #3	06 Aug	Germany	GER	8 – 2	Italy	ITA
Match #4	06 Aug	Unified Team	EUN	9 – 1	Sweden	SWE

Semi-Finals

Date	6 August 1992
Format	Winner of each match advanced to the final round.

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	06 Aug	Hungary	HUN	9 – 3	France	FRA
Match #2	06 Aug	Germany	GER	8 – 7	Unified Team	EUN

Classification Round 5-8

Date	6 August 1992

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match #1	06 Aug	Spain	ESP	9 – 3	Canada	CAN
Match #2	06 Aug	Italy	ITA	9 – 6	Sweden	SWE

Final Pool

Date	6 August 1992

Match	Date/Time	Competitors	NOC	Result	Competitors	NOC
Match 1/2	06 Aug	Germany	GER	8 – 4	Hungary	HUN
Match 3/4	06 Aug	Unified Team	EUN	8 – 8	France	FRA
Match 5/6	06 Aug	Italy	ITA	8 – 8	Spain	ESP
Match 7/8	06 Aug	Canada	CAN	9 – 5	Sweden	SWE