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With 38 Olympic golds in fencing, Hungary’s legacy is second only to France and Italy. Now, the nation’s women’s saber team is ready to carve their names into history at Paris 2024.
Meet the squad: Luca Szucs, the 19-year-old debutant with razor-sharp focus; Liza Pusztai, the fiery two-time world champion; Sugár Battai, the Tokyo 2020 veteran; and team captain Anna Márton. Together, they’re blending youth, experience, and unshakeable camaraderie.
\"When I step onto the piste, it’s just me and my opponent,\" says Szucs. Pusztai adds: \"We’ve trained for this moment – maybe we can make history.\"
Hungary’s secret weapon? Team chemistry forged through childhood rivalries. \"Our World Championship wins prove how strong we are together,\" Battai tells CGTN.
After strong individual performances (Szucs and Márton reached quarter-finals!), all eyes are on Saturday’s team event. Can these warriors in masks add to Hungary’s 90 fencing medals? One thing’s certain: They’re fighting for more than gold – they’re chasing legend status.
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