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Novosjolov beats Grumier to win epee world title

The Columbian
Published: November 8, 2010, 12:00am

PARIS (AP) — Nikolai Novosjolov of Estonia beat Gauthier Grumier of France 15-8 to win the individual epee title at the World Fencing Championships on Monday, and Jean-Michel Lucenay of France took the bronze medal.

Lucenay lost 15-12 to Grumier in the semifinals, while Novosjolov won his semi 15-11 against Gabor Boczko of Hungary.

Maureen Nisima won her first individual world title, and gave France its third medal so far — and its first gold — when she beat Emese Szasz of Hungary 15-10.

Nisima, a double bronze medallist at the 2004 Olympic Games in individual and team epee, survived a tense semifinal to beat Tatiana Logounova of Russia 15-14 in sudden death.

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