Young guns: Padua World Cup Recap part 3: Oh SU (KOR) v Ibragimov (RUS)

Keeping it simple again today: regular readers will know I have a weakness for absurd trick shots. Here’s a pair of beauties from Oh Sanguk in his semifinal against Ibragimov: [gfycat data_id=”QuerulousDamagedHorsechestnutleafminer”] [gfycat data_id=”FaroffGrandHectorsdolphin”] On closer examination, he’s not so much an extended-range version of Gu Bongil as he is a more laid-back version of … More Young guns: Padua World Cup Recap part 3: Oh SU (KOR) v Ibragimov (RUS)

Batman Gambit: Kim Junho (KOR) v Dolniceanu (ROU)

Continuing with our theme of how kids these days ain’t got no respect, check this out: [gfycat data_id=”PerkyBeautifulJanenschia”] *snerk* Dolniceanu loves nothing more than running into the middle and turning matches into a relentless slog of simultaneous attacks. This response is sheer unmitigated trollish brilliance. I think I have a new favourite fencer. The full … More Batman Gambit: Kim Junho (KOR) v Dolniceanu (ROU)

Young guns: Padua World Cup recap, part 1: Oh Sanguk (KOR) v Aldo Montano (ITA)

The first men’s sabre World Cup for 2015 was in Padua over the weekend. A number of interesting things happened, but the main theme is that the kids these days just ain’t go no respect for their elders. I’ll be looking at them one at a time over the next few days as I get … More Young guns: Padua World Cup recap, part 1: Oh Sanguk (KOR) v Aldo Montano (ITA)