OH Sanguk
Republic of KoreaEvents and Medals
| Discipline | Event | Rank | Medal |
|---|---|---|---|
 Fencing |
Men's Sabre Individual | 1 |
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| Men's Sabre Team | 1 |
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Schedule
Change
| Start Time | Location | Event | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Red Piste |
KOR OH SOH Sanguk 5 VIE NGUYEN VQNGUYEN Van Quyet 0 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Red Piste |
HKG HO SLAHO Sze Long Aaron 0 KOR OH SOH Sanguk 5 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Red Piste |
JPN STREETS KSTREETS Kaito 4 KOR OH SOH Sanguk 5 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Red Piste |
KUW ABDULKAREEM MABDULKAREEM Mohammed 2 KOR OH SOH Sanguk 5 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Red Piste |
KOR OH SOH Sanguk 5 NEP GAJUREL RGAJUREL Rajendra 0 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Red Piste |
KOR OH SOH Sanguk 5 CHN YAN YYAN Yinghui 2 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Blue Piste |
KOR OH SOH Sanguk 15 KSA ALMUTAIRI AMAALMUTAIRI Adel Mukhlid A 6 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Blue Piste |
KOR OH SOH Sanguk 15 UZB AYMURATOV MAYMURATOV Musa 11 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Final Piste |
KOR OH SOH Sanguk 15 IRI RAHBARI KOYAKHI MRAHBARI KOYAKHI Mohammad 11 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Final Piste |
KOR OH SOH Sanguk 15 KOR GU BGU Bongil 7 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Blue Piste |
KOR Republic of Korea 45 JPN Japan 26 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Yellow Piste |
KOR Republic of Korea 45 KAZ Kazakhstan 41 |
Finished |
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| Hangzhou Dianzi University Gymnasium Final Piste |
KOR Republic of Korea 45 CHN People's Republic of China 33 |
Finished |
VIE
HKG
JPN
KUW
NEP
CHN
KSA
UZB
IRI
KAZBiographical Information
Highlights
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| Rank | Event | Year | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asian Games | ||||
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2018 | Indonesia | |
| 2 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018 | Indonesia | |
| Olympic Games | ||||
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2020 | Tokyo, JPN | |
| 5 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2020 | Tokyo, JPN | |
| World Championships | ||||
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2022 | Cairo, EGY | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2019 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2019 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2018 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2017 | Leipzig, GER | |
| 2 | Men's Team Sabre | 2023 | Milan, ITA | |
| 5 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2022 | Cairo, EGY | |
| 6 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2017 | Leipzig, GER | |
| 7 | Men's Team Sabre | 2016 | Rio de Janeiro, BRA | |
| 17 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 19 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2023 | Milan, ITA | |
| World Cup | ||||
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2022/2023 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2022/2023 | Algiers, ALG | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2021/2022 | Madrid, ESP | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2021/2022 | Madrid, ESP | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2021/2022 | Tbilisi, GEO | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2020/2021 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2019/2020 | Luxembourg, LUX | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2019/2020 | Cairo, EGY | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2018/2019 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2018/2019 | Padua, ITA | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2018/2019 | Algiers, ALG | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2017/2018 | Gyor, HUN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2017/2018 | Madrid, ESP | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2017/2018 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2017/2018 | Padua, ITA | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2017/2018 | Gyor, HUN | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2016/2017 | Gyor, HUN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2016/2017 | Padua, ITA | |
| 2 | Men's Team Sabre | 2019/2020 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 2 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018/2019 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 2 | Men's Team Sabre | 2016/2017 | Gyor, HUN | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2021/2022 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2019/2020 | Luxembourg, LUX | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2019/2020 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018/2019 | Madrid, ESP | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018/2019 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018/2019 | Algiers, ALG | |
| 3 | Men's Team Sabre | 2018/2019 | Madrid, ESP | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2017/2018 | Madrid, ESP | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2016/2017 | Padua, ITA | |
| 3 | Men's Team Sabre | 2016/2017 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 3 | Men's Team Sabre | 2016/2017 | Dakar, SEN | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2014/2015 | Padua, ITA | |
| 4 | Men's Team Sabre | 2020/2021 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 5 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2021/2022 | Tbilisi, GEO | |
| 5 | Men's Team Sabre | 2021/2022 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 5 | Men's Team Sabre | 2018/2019 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 6 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2017/2018 | Padua, ITA | |
| 7 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2015/2016 | Padua, ITA | |
| 8 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2015/2016 | Madrid, ESP | |
| 10 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2022/2023 | Madrid, ESP | |
| 10 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018/2019 | Padua, ITA | |
| 10 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2017/2018 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 12 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2015/2016 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 13 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2016/2017 | Dakar, SEN | |
| 14 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2015/2016 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 14 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2015/2016 | Tbilisi, GEO | |
| 17 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2019/2020 | Cairo, EGY | |
| 18 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2016/2017 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 33 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2022/2023 | Algiers, ALG | |
| 34 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2022/2023 | Budapest, HUN | |
| 37 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2014/2015 | Warsaw, POL | |
| 42 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2014/2015 | Madrid, ESP | |
| Grand Prix | ||||
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2022/2023 | Seoul, KOR | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018/2019 | Seoul, KOR | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018/2019 | Cairo, EGY | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2017/2018 | Moscow, RUS | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2017/2018 | Cancun, MEX | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2021/2022 | Orleans, FRA | |
| 5 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2019/2020 | Montreal, QC, CAN | |
| 5 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2016/2017 | Seoul, KOR | |
| 6 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2016/2017 | Moscow, RUS | |
| 9 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2021/2022 | Padua, ITA | |
| 9 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2017/2018 | Seoul, KOR | |
| 17 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018/2019 | Moscow, RUS | |
| 21 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2015/2016 | Seoul, KOR | |
| 23 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2014/2015 | Moscow, RUS | |
| 24 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2015/2016 | Moscow, RUS | |
| 35 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2016/2017 | Cancun, MEX | |
| 51 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2014/2015 | Seoul, KOR | |
| 53 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2015/2016 | Boston, MA, USA | |
| Asian Championships | ||||
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2023 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2022 | Seoul, KOR | |
| 1 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2019 | Tokyo, JPN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2019 | Tokyo, JPN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2017 | Hong Kong, CHN | |
| 1 | Men's Team Sabre | 2016 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 3 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2022 | Seoul, KOR | |
| 3 | Men's Team Sabre | 2018 | Bangkok, THA | |
| 5 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2023 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 5 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2017 | Hong Kong, CHN | |
| 8 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2016 | Wuxi, CHN | |
| 19 | Men's Individual Sabre | 2018 | Bangkok, THA | |
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Monster [because of his height]. (news, 23 Aug 2019)
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Gaming. (news, 23 Aug 2019)
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Athlete
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Physical Education - Daejeon University, Republic of Korea
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Korean
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Daejeon Metropolitan City Hall [Republic of Korea]
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Kim Tae-Young [club], KOR; Won Woo-Young [national], KOR
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Right (fie, 24 Jun 2015)
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His older brother Oh Sang-Min represented the Republic of Korea in fencing at the 2014 World Junior Championships in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. (chosun, 30 Jul 2021; SportsDeskOnline, 06 May 2021; SBS, 29 Aug 2019; kmib, 13 Feb 2015)
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2015 for Republic of Korea, World Cup in Padua, Italy (kmib, 13 Feb 2015)
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In November 2022 he underwent surgery on his right ankle after rupturing a ligament during a national training camp. He returned to competition at the 2023 World Cup event in Budapest, Hungary. (sports, 27 Mar 2023; Kim Jung-Hwan's Naver blog, 22 Dec 2022)
In March 2021 he was hospitalised in the Republic of Korea after testing positive for COVID-19. He had just returned home from winning gold in individual sabre at the 2021 World Cup event in Budapest, Hungary. He resumed training one month later. (news, 23 Apr 2021; news, 14 Apr 2021)
He had surgery on the little toe on his right foot in August 2016. (segye, 16 Dec 2016)
In March 2021 he was hospitalised in the Republic of Korea after testing positive for COVID-19. He had just returned home from winning gold in individual sabre at the 2021 World Cup event in Budapest, Hungary. He resumed training one month later. (news, 23 Apr 2021; news, 14 Apr 2021)
He had surgery on the little toe on his right foot in August 2016. (segye, 16 Dec 2016)
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He first tried fencing while he was in primary school. He took up the sport competitively in 2009 at Maebong Middle School in Daejeon, Republic of Korea. (tjb, 28 Aug 2018; news, 23 Aug 2018, 22 Jul 2018)
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He was encouraged by his older brother. His parents initially did not want him to get involved in the sport but they were persuaded to let him pursue it after coach Park Jong-Han identified his talent. (news, 23 Aug 2018; kmib, 13 Feb 2015)
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Korean fencers Kim Jung-Hwan and Gu Bon-Gil. (stoo, 03 Jan 2020)
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His middle school coach Park Jong-Han. (news, 23 Aug 2018)
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"If somebody says fencing, I want to be the person that immediately comes to mind." (sportschosun, 28 Apr 2021)
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In February 2023 he received the Athlete of the Year Award in the competition section at the 69th Korean Sport and Olympic Committee [KSOC] Sports Award in the Republic of Korea. (maniareport, 28 Feb 2023)
In 2021 he was given the Excellent Male Fencer Award by the Korean Fencing Federation. (joongboo, 16 Mar 2022)
In 2020 he was presented with the Best Athlete Award at the Coca-Cola Amateur Sports Awards in the Republic of Korea. (sportschosun, 28 Apr 2021)
He was named Athlete of the Year at the 2019 Korea Sports Awards. He also received the Amateur Athlete of the Year award at the 2019 Gyeonggi Province Sports Awards in the Republic of Korea. (kyeongin, 19 Dec 2019; kyeonggi, 15 Oct 2019)
He was named Athlete of the Year at the 2018 Daejeon Sports Awards in the Republic of Korea. (dtnews24, 21 Dec 2018)
He was named the 2017 Male Fencer of the Year by the Korean Fencing Federation. (osen, 13 Dec 2017)
In 2021 he was given the Excellent Male Fencer Award by the Korean Fencing Federation. (joongboo, 16 Mar 2022)
In 2020 he was presented with the Best Athlete Award at the Coca-Cola Amateur Sports Awards in the Republic of Korea. (sportschosun, 28 Apr 2021)
He was named Athlete of the Year at the 2019 Korea Sports Awards. He also received the Amateur Athlete of the Year award at the 2019 Gyeonggi Province Sports Awards in the Republic of Korea. (kyeongin, 19 Dec 2019; kyeonggi, 15 Oct 2019)
He was named Athlete of the Year at the 2018 Daejeon Sports Awards in the Republic of Korea. (dtnews24, 21 Dec 2018)
He was named the 2017 Male Fencer of the Year by the Korean Fencing Federation. (osen, 13 Dec 2017)
Legend
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- Gold Medal
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- Gold Medal Event
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- Silver Medal Event
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- Bronze Medal Event
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