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Speaker 0 asks if they can call the officer in case of trouble, but someone questions why they would call the police. Speaker 0 explains that they are here to support women and it is supposed to be a safe event.
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Speaker 0: Thank you. Are you gonna call the lead the. No? Okay. Can I I have a I've seen the officer who said if there's trouble, I should call her?
So I'll call her. Calling the police What are you calling the police for? We're respectfully here cheering for women. This is a private event you guys gave. That's correct.
And and that initiative is the boat. This is supposed to be a safe day. Gary, women, it is safe. How how
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Male fencer Liz Kocab triumphed, securing his 8th Women's World Championship Title in Daytona Beach, Florida. Emotionally, he clinched his 4th consecutive title as part of the USA Women's World Championship team. Meanwhile, female fencer Marja-Liisa Someroja was denied her 2nd consecutive World Title in a rematch against a male fencer, leaving many competitors unaware of their opponents' gender. USA Fencing's At-Large Director, Damien Lehfeldt, faced backlash for his controversial response to women's complaints, sharing their emails on his Instagram with disdainful replies.
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🚨Male fencer, Liz Kocab won his 8th Women's World Championship Title this weekend in Daytona Beach, Florida. @FIE_fencing He became emotional after winning a 4th consecutive Women's World Title as part of his 11th USA Women's World Championship team.🧵 Women's Vet-70 Epee Results: https://fencingtimelive.com/events/results/589C4F978B684C8C8AD24A782E131268USA Fencing IG Interview: https://instagram.com/reel/CybuMf0vA8o/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==…
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World champion Liz Kokat has won her 8th world championship, with 4 consecutive wins in the 60s and 70s. She initially considered stepping away but decided to support USA fencing. Liz finds it special every time she hears the national anthem and appreciates the support from the fencing community, both from the USA and other countries. She believes it shows a mature and supportive community. Liz mentions the longevity of some fencers, like a woman from Finland who has been fencing for over 20 years and another woman in her eighties. Looking ahead to the team event, Liz is excited to compete with her teammates and hopes for victory while feeling the pressure of not letting them down.
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Speaker 0: We are here with world champion Liz Kokat. Congratulations. 4 in a row now for you, 2 in the in the sixties, and now, 2 more in the seventies, and 8 overall
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 0: In your career. What what keeps you coming back? What keeps you out there winning? Well,
Speaker 1: I'm not quite sure. To be honest with you, I, This year, I I think it was it was in, you know, the USA. Say, yeah. I want to support US fencing.
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I really do. Otherwise, I was actually thinking of I called stepping away. But the fact that was in America, I Thought that was important to support USAID.
Speaker 0: Yeah. The best
Speaker 1: I could. This is my way of saying thanks to USAID.
Speaker 0: And we say thanks to you. I mean, 8 8 world championships. You've heard the the national anthem now 8 times. Not to mention the team wins, and we're hoping for another tomorrow. Does it is it just a special every time when you get that goal?
Speaker 1: You can you can see that you're Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's always special.
Speaker 0: Never gets old. And how about the the community? One thing I I love about what I've seen at this event is it's not just USA supporting USA. There's, you know, your your fellow fencers from other countries are out there cheering you on and cheering on others from other countries.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 0: What does that say to you about just the spirit of fencing?
Speaker 1: Well, I I think, especially in the veteran levels, I think it speaks to, a mature community and values, 4 each
Speaker 0: other.
Speaker 1: Obviously, you know, you made friends, so you're closer with some and others, but Overall, my mom believed that we're all cheering for each other,
Speaker 0: and we have the other. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Maybe if we don't do so well, not so happy, but nonetheless, I mean, some of these women, many of these women, I should say, Have been around much longer than I have. Mhmm. For example, the woman I
Speaker 0: meet today Yeah. From Finland.
Speaker 1: She, Has been doing this probably over 20 years.
Speaker 0: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And think of, the woman, Miss Divine, Last year.
Speaker 0: Yep.
Speaker 1: She was in her eighties. So there's some magic And that's it. Yeah. It could all happen.
Speaker 0: And then finally, Liz, what about tomorrow? By virtue of your finish today, you're gonna be on the the team Yeah. I'm really happy to meet up. What's what's your hopes for for that event, which is a completely different vibe, since it's 6 women coming together and trying to get that medal as a team?
Speaker 1: Well, teams are are kind of fun. Yeah. Because in the end, the pressure is off, you end up to do individually well. However, there is the pressure of Not wanting to let your teammates down. Sure.
Sure. And, one of my tomorrow's teammates, sure he's out. I fenced with her a lot Yeah. In the US side. And, so it's kinda like, you know and and Toto Mine
Speaker 0: will also We'll be in the 50s.
Speaker 1: We've had the teams a lot, so it will be kind of like, this is just like in the 60s.
Speaker 0: Getting the gang back together and going for the Going for middle. I love it.
Speaker 1: And, so hopefully, You know, with a little bit of luck or a lot of luck, we'll we'll be victorious.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Well, congratulations on today, and
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🧵Female fencer, Marja-Liisa Someroja from Finland has been denied her 2nd consecutive World Title in a rematch against the 6'1" male fencer. According to another female fencer, most competitors have been completely unaware they are dueling a man https://www.youtube.com/live/vTdn0q9L7Yo?feature=shared&t=5967
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In the semifinals, Elizabeth Kocab executed a lightning strike to score a crucial touch against Hoffman, which changed the game in her favor. Kocab revealed that she planned this move based on a previous encounter with Hoffman in 2018. Summer Arroyo, a double medalist in foil and saber, also deserves recognition. Kocab, with her significant reach advantage, dominated the match against Arroyo, who had to take risks to catch up. Kocab maintained her lead and secured the victory. Despite a late comeback from Arroyo, Kocab emerged as the champion, adding another title to her impressive record. This win marks the United States' 12th gold medal.
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Speaker 0: Was in the previous bet that we saw in this in the semis against Hoffman of Hungary. If you remember, the score was 44, I believe, and out of nowhere, Kochb, who hadn't even fainted once to the hand, did a lightning strike to the hand to score 5 4. The minute that happened, the bio changed completely, And Hoffman now had to attack, which was right in what Kocab wanted, and she immediately scored on a post to make it 64. And for all intents and purposes, that bout was over. So I was speaking to Kochab, but just after that and before this bout, and I said, that was an amazing touch.
Did you plan it? And she goes, I did. And she goes, the reason I did is because I fenced Hoffman once before in 2018, 5 years ago. And in the sim similar situation, I hit her on the exact same touch. This is outside.
And that's the makings of a champion. You can have a memory like that and you can execute a plan like that and a tactic like that, and that's why Elizabeth Kocab is here right now. Here we are. And a nice little victory celebration by Summer Royal with a quick early touch. Congratulations to Summer Arroyo whether she wins or not.
She's a double medalist in 2 different disciplines, foil and saber. Pretty impressive, but not as impressive as Julie Seel of the United States who won The gold medal in the fifties in both saber and foil, something she said to me during weapons control the day before the competition that she was planning to do, and she did it. K. So On guard. Khokab with a Red.
Significant reach. You see her feet together there at the on guard line? The minute the referee says fenced, she just goes into an en garde. The fencer is supposed to beat the en garde line shoulder length apart, and that that's an advantage for It's not like she needs more of an advantage because she's got a significant reach and length advantage here. And it's not it the it's not her problem to do that.
Every fencer should try to do that and take advantage of that. It's up to the referee to make sure that they don't. Almost too easy there with that little reach advantage. It's Okay. Ready.
See the feet together there? Watch. Ready. Fenced. And she's already a meter into a meter closer to her opponent.
Alright. I'm done with that one. So now, Khokab, you see what what happened here? She's got a lead. And with her With her enormous reach advantage, she she scored again there on the repose.
There there's no reason to push. So there are certain times when you when the fencer gets even that one touch advantage, it's it's a considerably bigger advantage in just one touch. And here is an example of that because now Summer Roy has no option but to take some risks and push, when she does, she's going up against a much taller and longer fencer in Kochap. 1 minute pause. Okay.
So Mission accomplished for COCAB there, came out of the 1st period with a two touch lead. And after that initial out of nowhere, didn't see it coming, little shot to the wrist, Khokab certainly wasn't prepared for it By summer, we're very early. That's the last touch she's been able to score, and she's gonna have to open it up a little bit. Doesn't have to throw caution to the wind, but it's gonna have to work very hard to, you know, try to get the next touch, and She's gonna have to work very hard at it by pushing COCAB because I don't see COCAB pushing her. No need to.
The only reason Kochap should push Sameroye if it's in second intention and from a distance where she's really not trying to hit and she's close enough where Sameroye can't hit her. Following this at 1:45 will be the sixties category semifinal, And it's gonna be going on at the exact same time as the fifties. So both of them will be at the same time. Watch a bat that we're that we're not commentating on, you can still watch it. Okay.
As advertised, Summer Roy on on the march Kochb very comfortable back there. Doesn't feel like she's really at risk of being hit. Push. And just pops some moroya on the wrist. As Elizabeth Kokab inches towards defending her title in the seventies and potentially winning for 8th veterans championship.
And that was a beauty. Khokab Sura with a half hearted attack that was parried and reposted. Well, that wasn't half hearted. She saw an opening opens it up from 5 to 2. Push back.
On that k. So Maroia, five three. Where we started? So 1 minute's gone and we and she still has the same 2 touch deficit. Make that 3.
You could just see Khokab sees the opening. It just does it's not even at full speed, just to lunge right to the shoulder, and she's getting closer. Push. And another. Bushcraft.
Elizabeth Kokab is now one touch away. Go back. Right? Not yet. That was the other way around.
Sorry. And another. It's 58. Touch. Referee's allowing it.
It was before any halt. Hungar. Touch. Now Kochab is one away. Little boxing inside there, and that was to Summer Roy's advantage there because Kokel with the longer limbs wasn't able to get untangled there.
One more. If Someroy is able to get one more touch here, this becomes very interesting. And She did it. It's 89. Now the pressure has changed, and there's a lot of pressure on Kocab here because that's 3 in a row.
And there it is, Elizabeth Kokab of the United States wins the women's FA seventies Veterans World Championship. She's now won once in the fifties, 5 times in the fifties, twice in the seventies, and you have to believe there's more to come. Congratulations to her. Thank you. And by the way, that's the United States' 12th gold medal in
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USA Fencing At-Large Dir Damien Lehfeldt took tremendous heat after several articles were released exposing him & USA Fencing. He responded by posting women’s complaint emails to his IG as well as his replies of utter contempt for them & their daughters. https://reduxx.info/trans-identified-males-racking-up-wins-in-womens-fencing-as-trans-activist-officials-claim-they-are-fine-with-female-athletes-being-at-a-disadvantage/
Trans-Identified Males Racking Up Wins in Women's Fencing As Trans Activist Officials Claim They Are Fine With Female Athletes Being At A "Disadvantage" - Reduxx
A number of trans-identified males have been dominating women’s fencing championships despite the fact that many of them floundered in the men’s category. A source has now revealed that many women in the sport fear losing opportunities if they speak out against the inclusion of men in women’s fencing. In November of 2022, USA Fencing […]
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Several male fighters have been brutalizing women in Jiu Jitsu. Safety of female athletes must be prioritized over men's preferences. Alice Jimmy McPike made headlines after grappling with a woman without prior notice. Save Women's Jiu Jitsu.
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🚨🚨 Breaking: several male fighters have been brutalizing women in the combat sport of Jiu Jitsu‼️ @joerogan Safety of female athletes MUST be prioritized over the preferences of men‼️ Save Women's Jiu Jitsu➡️ https://iconswomen.com/jiu-jitsu-petition/
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Alice Jimmy McPike started making headlines after last weekend's grapple with a woman given no prior notice she'd be fighting a man⬇️ https://reduxx.info/us-video-of-trans-identified-male-competing-against-woman-in-jiu-jitsu-match-sparks-controversy/
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A female athlete was reportedly not told she would be competing against a male during a Brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament in California last week, prompting a policy revision from the North American Grappling Association (NAGA). On September 12, Brazilian jiu-jitsu athlete Taelor Moore posted a clip to her Instagram account with the caption, “I weighed in […]
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