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Italy Triumphs Across Tennis, Swimming and Fencing With Medals and Sportsmanship

Federnuoto celebrates its 200th world championship medal after record-breaking swims in Singapore alongside fencing team titles in Tbilisi, with Luciano Darderi’s ankle under evaluation for Toronto.

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Overview

  • Italian swimmers closed out the World Championships in Singapore with Nicolò Martinenghi’s 100m breaststroke silver marking Federnuoto’s 200th global medal and Thomas Ceccon’s national-record bronze in the 50m butterfly.
  • Carlos D’Ambrosio set a new Italian record in the 200m freestyle semifinals in 1’45"23 and advanced to the final.
  • In Tbilisi, Italy’s men’s sabre team reclaimed world gold with a 45-37 win over Hungary while the women’s foil squad secured bronze by defeating Japan 45-30.
  • Luciano Darderi battled through pain to win the Umago ATP 250 title but suffered an ankle sprain in the final, prompting a medical review ahead of the Toronto Masters.
  • Key sportsmanship moments included Taberner aiding an injured Darderi off court and a VAR decision that reinstated Martinenghi after a disputed breaststroke disqualification.