JOPPICH Peter

Olympic Games

Year	Location	Foil Individual	Foil Team
2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA	12	-
2012	London, GBR	11	3
2008	Beijing, CHN	5	-
2004	Athens, GRE	6	6

World Championships

Year	Location	Foil Individual	Foil Team
2019	Budapest, HUN	52	8
2018	Wuxi, CHN	64	15
2017	Leipzig, GER	19	6
2015	Moscow, RUS	8	10
2014	Kazan, RUS	20	7
2013	Budapest, HUN	19	5
2011	Catania, ITA	10	3
2010	Paris, FRA	1	5
2009	Antalya, TUR	3	2
2008	Beijing, CHN	-	2
2007	St. Petersburg, RUS	1	2
2006	Turin, ITA	1	2
2005	Leipzig, GER	19	3
2003	Havana, CUB	1	3
2002	Lisbon, POR	31	1

European Championships

Year	Location	Foil Individual	Foil Team
2019	Dusseldorf, GER	19	2
2018	Novi Sad, SRB	44	5
2017	Tbilisi, GEO	5	4

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

Year	Foil Individual	Foil Team
2019/2020	1 x 40th, 1 x 63rd	1 x 8th, 1 x 9th, 2 x 11th
2018/2019	1 x 6th, 1 x 37th, 1 x 41st	1 x 6th, 1 x 8th, 2 x 9th
2017/2018	1 x 12th, 1 x 17th, 1 x 27th	2 x 7th, 1 x 10th, 1 x 16th
2016/2017	1 x 1st, 1 x 6th, 1 x 19th	1 x 5th, 2 x 7th, 1 x 9th

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

Year	Foil Individual
2018/2019	1 x 15th, 1 x 52nd
2017/2018	1 x 13th, 1 x 23rd
2016/2017	2 x 18th, 1 x 33rd

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

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location
1	2016/2017	Foil Individual	World Cup	Bonn, GER
5	2016/2017	Foil Team	World Cup	Cairo, EGY
6	2018/2019	Foil Individual	World Cup	Tokyo, JPN
6	2018/2019	Foil Team	World Cup	Bonn, GER
6	2016/2017	Foil Individual	World Cup	Cairo, EGY
7	2017/2018	Foil Team	World Cup	Bonn, GER
7	2017/2018	Foil Team	World Cup	Cairo, EGY
7	2016/2017	Foil Team	World Cup	Bonn, GER
7	2016/2017	Foil Team	World Cup	Paris, FRA
8	2019/2020	Foil Team	World Cup	Bonn, GER
8	2018/2019	Foil Team	World Cup	Cairo, EGY

Football, skiing, watching Formula One. (badische-zeitung.de, 07 Jul 2017)

Athlete

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Uli Schreck [national], GER

Right (Athlete, 20 May 2008)

He injured his back in 2017 and had to rest for two and a half weeks. (general-anzeiger-bonn.de, 13 Feb 2017)

An ankle injury affected his performance at the 2013 European Championships in Zagreb, Croatia. (swr.de, 24 Jun 2013)

He injured ligaments in his right shoulder in October 2010. (derwesten.de, 26 Oct 2010)

He began fencing in 1988 in Koblenz, Germany. (Athlete, 20 May 2008)

"As a young child I was interested in the stories of knights, inspired by castles and fortresses on the Rhine and Mosel. The stories of the Musketeers also fascinated me. Then I saw the 1988 Olympic Games on television, where Anja Fichtel won a gold medal. I told my parents that I wanted to become a 'knight' just like Fichtel. So, my parents signed me up to the fencing club in Koblenz. I also played football, tennis and tried other sports, but fencing was my favourite." (Label 56 magazine, 01 Mar 2019; fechten.org, 27 Jul 2008; Athlete, 20 May 2008)

To compete at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (rhein-zeitung.de, 26 Feb 2021)

Winning four individual world titles. (Label 56 magazine, 01 Mar 2019)

Coach Ulrich Schreck. (Athlete, 20 May 2008)

"Never give up a fight." (Athlete, 20 May 2008)

He was flag bearer for Germany at the opening ceremony of the 2017 World Military Championships in Acireale, Italy. (Instagram profile, 13 Sep 2017)

After winning a bronze medal at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, he was presented with the Silbernes Lorbeerblatt [Silver Laurel Leaf]. The honour is one of the highest awards in German sport. (der-lokalanzeiger.de, 12 Nov 2012)

He has been named Sportsman of the Year in Rheinland-Pfalz and German Fencer of the Year on multiple occasions. (Athlete, 20 May 2008)