part of world champion épée team Jonathan Tiomkin, 2-time U.S. foil champion. Rebecca Ward, bronze medallist in the 2008 Summer Olympics in women's sabre, 2005 FIE Jr. World Champion at age 15. Member of the bronze medal winning U.S. women's sabre team at the 2008 Summer Olympics. Part of U.S. Sr. Women's Sabre team that took 2005 World Championship title. 2006 Cadet World Champion, 2006 Jr. World Champion, 2006 Jr. World Champion Team member, 2nd fencer in history to win 3 world titles in one season. Peter Westbrook, bronze medalist in the 1984 Summer Olympics, 13-time U.S. National Men's Sabre Champion, author of Harnessing Anger, founder of the Peter Westbrook Foundation, teaching and helping youth through sport. Ruth White, competed at the 1972 Summer Olympics, was the first African-American woman to represent the United States at the Olympics and is a Pan American Games medallist George Worth, U.S. (saber), Olympic bronze, U.S. champion, 3x Pan American champion Mariel Leigh Zagunis, two-time Olympic gold medalist in women's sabre (in the 2008 Summer Olympics and in the first-ever women's sabre event at the 2004 Summer Olympics); first American woman to win gold; first American to win gold since 1904. Member of the bronze medal winning U.S. women's sabre team at the 2008 Summer Olympics Venezuela Ruben Limardo Gascon, Men's Individual Épée Olympic Champion 2012, 2013 Budapest World Championship Silver Medallist. Fencing masters of the pre-Olympic era 14th Century Fiore dei Liberi 15th Century Johannes Liechtenauer Sigmund Ringeck Peter von Danzig Cod. 44 A 8 Hans Talhoffer 16th Century Camillo Agrippa Giacomo di Grassi Antonio Manciolino Achille Marozzo Angelo Viggiani Giovanni Dall'Agocchie Vincentio Saviolo George Silver Joachim Meyer 17th Century Francesco Alfieri Salvator Fabris Ridolfo Capo Ferro Girard Thibault 18th Century Domenico Angelo Chevalier de Saint-Georges 19th Century Alfred Hutton Famous duelists and fencing enthusiasts Otto von Bismarck Tycho Brahe George Byron Winston Churchill René Descartes Neil Diamond Bruce Dickinson Albrecht Dürer Reinhard Heydrich Jean-François Lamour Colonel Thomas Hoyer Monstery Benito Mussolini George S. Patton, General and U.S. Army Master of the Sword. Designer of the Model 1913 Cavalry Saber. 1912 Stockholm Olympics in the first modern pentathlon competition (Ranked 1st in fencing – 8th overall). José Rizal Theodore Roosevelt Sylvester Stallone Arnold Schwarzenegger Otto Skorzeny References External links Masters - https://wiktenauer.com/wiki/Masters