Dmytro Karyuchenko (; born 15 January 1980) is a Ukrainian épée fencer. Career He was born in 1980 in Kharkov. Begin fencing in 1990 and was the first coach of the brother. Karyuchenko Igor after the death of coach Episheva AS in September 1994 he moved to OdokienkoI.I and Averbeh L.V. 1995 at 15 years old won the Junior Championship of Ukraine, and in 1997 at the age of 17 years went to the national team for the first World Championships, Cape Town (South Africa) member of the national team of Ukraine since 1997 1997 3rd place World Junior Championships individual Tenerife, Spain 1998 1st junior world champion Valencia, Venezuela individual 1999 2nd place World Junior Championships. Hungary, teams, 1st placeTeam European Championship juniors. Portugal 2000 3rd place World Junior Championships Team USA South Bemd 2001 1st place team European Championship in Leipzig, Germany 2002 3rd place team European Fencing Championship Moscow (Russia) 2003 1st place team 22nd Summer Universiade, Daegu, South Korea, 2003 2nd place team European Fencing Championship Bourges (France) 2004 participant of the Olympic Games in Athens 2005 1st place team 23rd World Summer Universiade Izmir 2005 3 place team World Championship in Leipzig, Germany 2006 3 place team World Championship in Turin, Italy 2007 1 place team 24th Summer Universiade in Bangkok, Thailand. 2010 2nd place team European Championship in Leipzig, Germany 2012 3rd place team European Championships in Legnano, Italy, participant of the Olympic Games in London. 2013 2nd place team World Championships in Budapest, Hungary 2013 3rd place team European Championships Zagreb, Croatia 2015 1st place team World Championships Moscow (Russia) Individual victory at the World Cup 1st place 2012 World Cup in Legnano 1st place 2010 World Cup in Buenos Aires 1st place 2006 World Cup Lisbon 1st place 2006 World Cup Kuwait The best result of the season 2nd place World Cup 2006 188points Karuchenko won a bronze medal at the 1997 Junior World Fencing Championships in Tenerife and took the gold medal a year later in Valencia, Carabobo. In the senior category, he climbed his first World Cup podium in the 2002–03 season with a silver medal in Sydney. A year later he took part in the 2004 Summer Olympics. He was defeated in the table of 16 by Germany's Daniel Strigel. In the team event, Ukraine lost to Hungary in the quarter-finals. Along with Dmytro Chumak, Maksym Khvorost and Bohdan