HAJMASI Eva Andrea

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Paralympic Games
2	Foil Team	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
8	Foil Individual - Category A	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
World Championships
1	Foil Team	2019	Cheongju, KOR
2	Foil Individual - Category A	2019	Cheongju, KOR
2	Foil Individual - Category A	2017	Rome, ITA
2	Foil Team	2015	Eger, HUN
3	Foil Team	2017	Rome, ITA
3	Foil Team	2013	Budapest, HUN
5	Women's Team Sabre	2019	Cheongju, KOR
5	Sabre Individual - Category A	2017	Rome, ITA
7	Sabre Individual - Category A	2019	Cheongju, KOR
8	Foil Individual - Category A	2013	Budapest, HUN
10	Foil Individual - Category A	2015	Eger, HUN
11	Women's Individual Sabre	2013	Budapest, HUN
13	Sabre Individual - Category A	2015	Eger, HUN
European Championships
1	Foil Individual - Category A	2018	Terni, ITA
3	Foil Team	2018	Terni, ITA
3	Women's Team Sabre	2018	Terni, ITA
5	Sabre Individual - Category A	2018	Terni, ITA

Evi (Athlete, 19 May 2016)

Food, travelling. (Instagram profile, 21 Mar 2021)

Athlete

Hospitality Management, Tourism - University of Physical Education, Budapest, HUN

English

Torekves SE [Budapest, HUN]

Sandor Beliczay [personal], from 2010

2011 for Hungary, World Cup in Italy (Athlete, 19 May 2016)

She began wheelchair fencing in 2010 at age 23 at a rehabilitation centre in Hungary. (hparalimpia.hu, 15 Feb 2020; Athlete, 19 May 2016)

She was involved in karate and jazz ballet prior to her accident. After her accident, she tried sitting volleyball and Para jet-ski before focusing on wheelchair fencing. "I saw it first [wheelchair fencing] at my club and immediately liked it. Sport taught me to schedule my time, to develop a sense of responsibility, to lose, to build from it, to stand up and win." (kepmas.hu, 24 Jul 2020; Athlete, 19 May 2016)

To win a medal in an individual event at the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. Outside of sport, she aspires to work in the tourism industry. (kepmas.hu, 24 Jul 2020)

Brazilian footballer Ronaldinho. (Athlete, 19 May 2016)

In 2016, 2017 and 2018 she was named on the Disabled Team of the Year [wheelchair fencing] by the Hungarian Paralympic Committee [MPB]. (hparalimpia.hu, 15 Feb 2020, 01 Jan 2018)