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Evgeniya BreusUkrainian fencer
Date of Birth: 25.11.1982
Country:  Ukraine |
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Early Life and Career
Born in Ukraine, the exceptional fencer emerged as a notable figure in the sport. Her journey began with dedicated training at the Kharkiv Regional Center "Invasport" fencing section. As a Ukrainian Master of Sports, she showcased her talent and determination on the national and international stage.
Accomplishments and Medals
In 2013, her exceptional performance at the World Championship secured her a bronze medal in the individual sabre event. The following year, she repeated her success at the World Cup, claiming the bronze medal in individual sabre. Her determination and skill led her to a silver medal in the individual sabre category at the 2014 World Cup.
At the 2014 European Championship, she showcased her versatility by earning a third-place finish in the individual épée event. Her achievements continued to soar as she captured a bronze medal in the team sabre event and a third-place finish in the individual sabre category (Category A) at the 2015 World Championship.
Her dominance continued in the 2015 World Cup, where she claimed first, second, and third places in the individual sabre category (Category A). Additionally, she emerged victorious in the team sabre event and secured a bronze medal in the individual sabre category (Category A) at the 2015 World Championship.
Peak Performance and Triumph
2016 proved to be an extraordinary year for the Ukrainian fencer. She clinched the top spot in the individual sabre event (Category A) at the European Championship, followed by a triumph in the team sabre event. Her remarkable performance earned her a bronze medal in fencing at the 2016 Summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Her winning streak continued in the 2016 World Cup, where she secured first place in the individual sabre event (Category A). The following year, she maintained her dominance by claiming first and second place in the 2018 World Cup. Her exceptional skills were further demonstrated with a first-place finish in the sabre event at the 2018 World Cup.
Despite facing stiff competition in 2019, she remained resilient, earning two third-place finishes at the World Cup.
Recognition and Honors
Her outstanding achievements have been recognized with prestigious awards. In 2016, she was bestowed with the Order of Princess Olga, Third Class, for her exceptional performance at the 2016 Summer Paralympics. This accolade celebrated her unwavering determination, courage, and sportsmanship that have brought honor to Ukraine.
