Miles Chamley-Watson

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Miles Chamley-Watson medal table
Miles Chamley-Watson (2015)
Miles Chamley-Watson (2015)

fencing

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Olympic rings Olympic games
bronze Rio de Janeiro 2016 Foil team
fencing World championships
gold Budapest 2013 foil
silver Budapest 2013 Foil team
silver Leipzig 2017 Foil team
silver Wuxi 2018 Foil team
gold Budapest 2019 Foil team
fencing Pan American Games
gold Guadalajara 2011 Foil team
gold Toronto 2015 Foil team
fencing Pan American Championships
bronze San Salvador 2009 foil
gold San Salvador 2009 Foil team
silver San José 2010 foil
gold San José 2010 Foil team
gold Reno 2011 Foil team
gold Cancun 2012 Foil team
bronze Cartagena 2013 foil
gold Cartagena 2013 Foil team
gold San José 2014 Foil team
gold Santiago de Chile 2015 Foil team
bronze Panama City 2016 foil
bronze Montreal 2017 foil
gold Montreal 2017 Foil team
gold Havana 2018 Foil team

Miles Cleveland Chamley-Watson (born December 3, 1989 in London , United Kingdom ) is an American foil fencer .

successes

Miles Chamley-Watson achieved numerous successes at the continental level. Nine times he was Pan American champion with the team. In the individual, however, he did not win the title, his best result was a second place in 2010. He also secured the gold medal with the team in 2011 in Guadalajara and 2015 in Toronto . At world championships he won silver with this in 2013 , 2017 and 2018 . In 2019 he finally won the title in Budapest . In 2013 he became world champion in individual after a 15: 6 final victory over Artur Achmatchusin .

Chamley-Watson took part in the Olympic Games twice. In 2012 he finished 25th in London , with the team he just missed a medal win. In the semi-finals the United States lost to Italy with 24:45, in the ensuing battle for bronze, Germany prevailed against the Americans with 45:27. At the games in Rio de Janeiro he reached 19th place in the individual. With the team, which in addition to Chamley-Watson also included Gerek Meinhardt , Alexander Massialas and Race Imboden , he was eliminated again in the semifinals, this time against Russia at 41:45. In the battle for bronze, however, she remained victorious, she won 45:31 against Italy.

From 2008 to 2012 he studied sports management at Pennsylvania State University , for which he was also active in college fencing.

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personal data
SURNAME Chamley-Watson, Miles
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Chamley-Watson, Miles Cleveland (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION American foil fencer
DATE OF BIRTH 3rd December 1989
PLACE OF BIRTH London , UK