ABEDINI Mojtaba

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Sabre Individual
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	4
2012	London, GBR	37

World Championships

Year	Location	Sabre Individual	Sabre Team
2019	Budapest, HUN	3	6
2018	Wuxi, CHN	34	6
2017	Leipzig, GER	18	5
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	-	4
2015	Moscow, RUS	27	11
2014	Kazan, RUS	32	9
2013	Budapest, HUN	94	19
2011	Catania, ITA	-	14
2010	Paris, FRA	74	19
2009	Antalya, TUR	59	20
2007	St. Petersburg, RUS	77	19
2006	Turin, ITA	94	17
2005	Leipzig, GER	74	18
2002	Lisbon, POR	65	19

Asian Games

Year	Location	Sabre Individual	Sabre Team
2018	Indonesia	8	2

Asian Championships

Year	Location	Sabre Individual	Sabre Team
2019	Tokyo, JPN	3	2
2018	Bangkok, THA	11	2
2017	Hong Kong, CHN	10	2

World Cup overview - Three best ranks per season since 2016/2017

Year	Sabre Individual	Sabre Team
2020/2021	1 x 19th	-
2019/2020	1 x 10th, 1 x 34th	1 x 5th, 1 x 6th
2018/2019	1 x 3rd, 1 x 46th	1 x 2nd, 1 x 5th, 1 x 7th
2017/2018	1 x 11th, 1 x 13th, 1 x 14th	1 x 2nd, 1 x 4th, 1 x 6th
2016/2017	1 x 2nd, 1 x 5th, 1 x 9th	1 x 1st, 1 x 4th, 1 x 6th

Grand Prix overview - Three best ranks per season since 2016/2017

Year	Sabre Individual
2018/2019	1 x 18th, 1 x 22nd
2017/2018	1 x 3rd, 1 x 12th, 1 x 35th
2016/2017	1 x 17th, 1 x 19th

World Cup & Grand Prix - Ten best performances since 2016/2017

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location
1	2016/2017	Sabre Team	World Cup	Dakar, SEN
2	2018/2019	Sabre Team	World Cup	Padua, ITA
2	2017/2018	Sabre Team	World Cup	Warsaw, POL
2	2016/2017	Sabre Individual	World Cup	Padua, ITA
3	2018/2019	Sabre Individual	World Cup	Budapest, HUN
3	2017/2018	Sabre Individual	Grand Prix	Moscow, RUS
4	2017/2018	Sabre Team	World Cup	Algiers, ALG
4	2016/2017	Sabre Team	World Cup	Padua, ITA
5	2019/2020	Sabre Team	World Cup	Warsaw, POL
5	2018/2019	Sabre Team	World Cup	Madrid, ESP
5	2016/2017	Sabre Individual	World Cup	Warsaw, POL

Athlete

Physical Education - University of Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran

Wife Narges Faal, two daughters

English, Persian

Peyman Fakhri [national]

Right (fie.org, 2015)

In early 2020 he began suffering from a shoulder injury, which was later found to be a tendon rupture. He did not train with the Iranian national team for 10 months as a result of the injury and the COVID-19 pandemic. (varzesh3.com, 19 Dec 2020)

He has sustained injuries to his knee and his ankle during his career. (Athlete, 20 Jan 2013)

He began fencing as a teenager in Tehran, Islamic Republic of Iran. (Athlete, 20 Jan 2013)

He followed another member of his family into the sport. (Athlete, 20 Jan 2013)

To win an individual medal and a team gold medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (varzesh3.com, 26 Mar 2020; irna.ir, 13 Apr 2021)

Winning bronze in sabre at the 2019 World Championships in Budapest, Hungary. (varzesh3.com, 26 Mar 2020)

Russian fencer Stanislav Pozdnyakov. (Athlete, 20 Jan 2013)

Coach Peyman Fakhri. (Athlete, 20 Jan 2013)

"A fencer has to have the strength of a basketball player, the flexibility of a gymnast and think like a chess player." (jamejamonline.ir, 07 Jul 2015)