Medal Summary
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Men's épée | Éric Srecki France (FRA) |
Pavel Kolobkov Unified Team (EUN) |
Jean-Michel Henry France (FRA) |
| Men's team épée | Germany (GER) Elmar Borrmann Robert Felisiak Arnd Schmitt Uwe Proske Wladimir Reznitschenko |
Hungary (HUN) Iván Kovács Krisztián Kulcsár Ferenc Hegedűs Ernõ Kolczonay Gábor Totola |
Unified Team (EUN) Pavel Kolobkov Andrey Shuvalov Sergei Kravchouk Sergei Kostarev Valery Zakharevich |
| Men's foil | Philippe Omnes France (FRA) |
Sergei Golubitsky Unified Team (EUN) |
Elvis Gregory Cuba (CUB) |
| Men's team foil | Germany (GER) Udo Wagner Ulrich Schreck Thorsten Weidner Alexander Koch Ingo Weissenborn |
Cuba (CUB) Elvis Gregory Guillermo Betancourt Scull Oscar García Perez Tulio Diaz Babier Hermenegildo Garcia Marturell |
Poland (POL) Marian Sypniewski Piotr Kiełpikowski Adam Krzesiński Cezary Siess Ryszard Sobczak |
| Men's sabre | Bence Szabó Hungary (HUN) |
Marco Marin Italy (ITA) |
Jean-François Lamour France (FRA) |
| Men's team sabre | Unified Team (EUN) Grigory Kiriyenko Aleksandr Shirshov Heorhiy Pohosov Vadim Gutzeit Stanislav Pozdnyakov |
Hungary (HUN) Bence Szabó Csaba Köves György Nébald Péter Abay Imre Bujdosó |
France (FRA) Jean-François Lamour Jean-Phillippe Daurelle Franck Ducheix Hervé Grainger-Veyron Pierre Guichot |
| Women's foil | Giovanna Trillini Italy (ITA) |
Wang Huifeng China (CHN) |
Tatiana Sadovskaya Unified Team (EUN) |
| Women's team foil | Italy (ITA) Diana Bianchedi Francesca Bortolozzi Giovanna Trillini Dorina Vaccaroni Margherita Zalaffi |
Germany (GER) Sabine Bau Zita Funkenhauser Annette Dobmeier Anja Fichtel-Mauritz Monika Weber-Koszto |
Romania (ROU) Reka Szabo-Lazar Claudia Grigorescu Elisabeta Tufan Laura Badea Roxana Dumitrescu |
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