Third day

In a display of unparalleled skill and determination, Tristan Tulen from the Netherlands emerged triumphant in the men's épée category. Among 31 fencers today, he proved to be the best, demonstrating an objective "flow" that propelled him to success. Notably, the men’s épée competition stood out as one of the most competitive in the world, with Tulen's performance setting a high standard for excellence.

Other notable performances include Miguel Frazao of Portugal claiming the second position, while Josef Mahringer of Austria and Yulen Pereira from Spain shared the third-place honors.

In the women's sabre event, Yoana Ilieva of Bulgaria delivered a masterclass performance, solidifying her place as the champion. Ilieva, who previously clinched a bronze medal at the World Championships in Milan, demonstrated exceptional skill and determination, leaving no doubt about her dominance on the fencing strip. Despite facing some resistance in the semifinals, Ilieva's determination and skill propelled her to victory. The competition saw a total of 13 participants.

Nisanur Erbil of Turkey secured the second position, while Larissa Eifler of Germany and Malgorzata Kozaczuk from Poland shared the third-place honors.

As the curtains close on the "6 Tickets 2 Paris" zonal qualification tournament, the European Fencing Confederation extends heartfelt congratulations to Tristan Tulen, Yoana Ilieva, and their respective federations for clinching the final Olympic spots in their categories. Their remarkable performances have not only showcased their individual talents but also highlighted the strength and depth of European fencing.

As we eagerly anticipate the Paris Olympics, we commend all participants for their exemplary sportsmanship and dedication to the sport of fencing. The journey to Paris has been paved with challenges and triumphs, and we look forward to witnessing Europe's finest fencers shine on the Olympic stage.