Fencing at the 1900 Summer Olympics - Men's épée

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

Contents 1 Medalists 2 Round 1 3 Quarterfinals 4 Semifinals 5 Final 6 Notes

[edit] Medalists

Gold	Silver	Bronze
Ramón Fonst Cuba (CUB)	Louis Perrée France (FRA)	Léon Sée France (FRA)

[edit] 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.

Pool A
Place	Name
1	J. M. Rosé (FRA)
2	de Lastours (FRA)
3-6	A. Berger (FRA)
	Luquetas (FRA)
	Mosso (FRA)
	A. Tintant (FRA)

Pool B
Place	Name
1	de Pradel (FRA)
2	Jean Dreyfuss (FRA)
3-6	de la Chevalerie (FRA)
	Gardiès (FRA)
	Hérrison (FRA)
	Ivanovich (FRA)

Pool C
Place	Name
1	Roffo (FRA)
2	Fouchier (FRA)
3-6	Pierre Georges Louis d'Hugues (FRA)
	Moreil (FRA)
	Joseph Rodrigues (FRA)
	Véve (FRA)

Pool D
Place	Name
1	Ramón Fonst (CUB)
2	Edmond Wallace (FRA)
3	Willy Sulzbacher (GER)
4-6	Bazin (FRA)
	Fleury (FRA)
	Thomeguex[1] (FRA)

Pool E
Place	Name
1	Gaston Alibert (FRA)
2	Georges de la Falaise (FRA)
3-6	Collarini (ITA)
	Grad (FRA)
	Massé (FRA)
	Morin (FRA)

Pool F
Place	Name
1	Jean-Joseph Renaud (FRA)
2	Maurice Boisdon (FRA)
3-6	de Champeaux (FRA)
	Loizillon (FRA)
	Salvanahac (FRA)
	de Segonzac (FRA)

Pool G
Place	Name
1	Plommet (FRA)
2	Léon Thiébaut (FRA)
3	Lariviére (FRA)
4-6	Adam (FRA)
	Robert Marc (FRA)
	Taillefert (FRA)

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

Pool I
Place	Name
1	Richard Wallace (FRA)
2	Freydoun Malkom (IRI)
3-6	de Caramas-Chimay (FRA)
	de Laugardière (FRA)
	Redeuil (FRA)
	Prospère Sénat (FRA)

Pool J
Place	Name
1	Levé (FRA)
2	Maurice Jay (FRA)
3-6	de Labourde (FRA)
	Lemoine (FRA)
	Robinson (FRA)
	de Romilly (FRA)

Pool K
Place	Name
1	Giuseppe Giurato (ITA)
2	Bideau (FRA)
3-6	de Boissière (FRA)
	Cahan (FRA)
	Fernandès (FRA)
	de la Tournable (FRA)

Pool L
Place	Name
1	Guillemard (FRA)
2	Holzchuch (FRA)
3	Ducreuil (FRA)
4-6	Andreac (FRA)
	Costiesco (FRA)
	A. Robert (FRA)

Pool M
Place	Name
1	Léon Sée (FRA)
2	Eduardo Camet (ARG)
3-6	Carlos de Candamo (PER)
	Mauricio Ponce de Léon (ESP)
	de Meuse (FRA)
	Rodrigues (FRA)

Pool N
Place	Name
1	de Villeneuve (FRA)
2	Moquet (FRA)
3-7	de Cazenove (FRA)
	Thion de la Chaume (FRA)
	de Pradines (FRA)
	Prosper (FRA)
	Rosenbaum (FRA)

Pool O
Place	Name
1	Louis Perrée (FRA)
2	Henri-Georges Berger (FRA)
3-6	Louis Bastien (FRA)
	François (FRA)
	Peberay (FRA)
	Preurot (FRA)

Pool P
Place	Name
1	Tony Smet (BEL)
2	Début (FRA)
3-7	Gaston Achille (FRA)
	Duclos (FRA)
	Fedreghini (ITA)
	Fichot (FRA)
	Weber (FRA)

Pool Q
Place	Name
1	Adrien Guyon (FRA)
2	Hileret (FRA)
3-6	Delprat (FRA)
	Lafontaine (FRA)
	Thomeguex[1] (FRA)
	de Vars (FRA)

[edit] 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
1	Jean Dreyfuss (FRA)
2	Plommet (FRA)
3	Levé (FRA)
4-6	Hileret (FRA)
	Moquet (FRA)
	Roffo (FRA)

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

Quarterfinal C
Place	Name
1	Edmond Wallace (FRA)
2	Eduardo Camet (ARG)
3	de Pradel (FRA)
4-6	Bideau (FRA)
	Tony Smet (BEL)
	de Villeneuve (FRA)

Quarterfinal D
Place	Name
1	Gaston Alibert (FRA)
2	Léon Sée (FRA)
3	Ramón Fonst (CUB)
4-6	Henri-Georges Berger (FRA)
	Giuseppe Giurato (ITA)
	Freydoun Malkom (IRI)

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

Quarterfinal F
Place	Name
1	Holzchuch (FRA)
2	Léon Thiébaut (FRA)
3	Guillemard (FRA)
4-5	Unknown[2]

Withdrew
Name
Maurice Jay (FRA)
André Rabel (FRA)
Jean-Joseph Renaud (FRA)

[edit] 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
1	Gaston Alibert (FRA)
2	Plommet (FRA)
3	Léon Sée (FRA)
4-6	Delastours (FRA)
	Holzchuch (FRA)
	J. M. Rosé (FRA)

Semifinal B
Place	Name
1	Georges de la Falaise (FRA)
2	Louis Perrée (FRA)
3	Eduardo Camet (ARG)
4-6	Maurice Boisdon (FRA)
	Jean Dreyfuss (FRA)
	de Pradel (FRA)

Semifinal C
Place	Name
1	Léon Thiébaut (FRA)
2	Edmond Wallace (FRA)
3	Ramón Fonst (CUB)
4-6	Guillemard (FRA)
	Levé (FRA)
	Richard Wallace (FRA)

[edit] Final

In the final, each fencer had either 5 or 6 bouts. Fonst and Perrée initially tied for first with 4 wins each, then Fonst won the barrage to break the tie.

Place	Name	Wins	Losses
1	Ramón Fonst (CUB)	4	2
2	Louis Perrée (FRA)	4	1
3	Léon Sée (FRA)	3	2
4	Georges de la Falaise (FRA)	3	3
5	Eduardo Camet (ARG)	2	3
6	Edmond Wallace (FRA)	2	4
7	Gaston Alibert (FRA)	2	3
8	Léon Thiébaut (FRA)	2	4
9	Plommet (FRA)	0	6

[edit] Notes

1. ^ ^{a b} Two French fencers had the surname Thomeguex; the given name of neither is known.
2. ^ These two competitors were among the 13 other quarterfinalists that had been defeated in quarterfinals A-E.