Raffaello Caserta
| Raffaello Caserta medal table |
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 Italy
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 Olympic games
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| bronze | Atlanta 1996 | Saber crew |
 World championships
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| silver | Essen 1993 | Saber crew |
| gold | The Hague 1995 | Saber crew |
| silver | La Chaux-de-Fonds 1998 | saber |
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European championships
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| gold | Lisbon 1992 | saber |
| silver | Krakow 1994 | saber |
| gold | Keszthely 1995 | saber |
| silver | Plovdiv 1998 | Saber crew |
| bronze | Bolzano 1999 | Saber crew |
Raffaello Caserta (born August 15, 1972 in Naples ) is a former Italian saber fencer .
successes
Raffaello Caserta became world champion with the team in The Hague in 1995 , after having achieved second place with her in 1993 in Essen . In 1998 he was runner -up in the individual world championship in La Chaux-de-Fonds . In 1992 in Lisbon and 1995 in Keszthely , Caserta was also European champion in individual , in 1994 he finished second in Krakow . In 1998 he became vice European champion with the team in Plovdiv , and the following year he won team bronze. He took part in the Olympic Games twice: in 1996 , after beating Germany in Atlanta, he and the team reached the semi-finals in which the Italian team lost to Russia . In the battle for third place, Caserta together with Tonhi Terenzi and Luigi Tarantino prevailed against Poland with 45:37 and thus won the bronze medal. In the individual he reached 19th place. At the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney , he finished the individual competition again in 19th place, while he finished eighth with the team.
Web links
- Raffaello Caserta in the Sports-Reference database (English; archived from the original )
- Raffaello Caserta at the Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano (Italian)
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| SURNAME | Caserta, Raffaello |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Italian saber fencer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 15th August 1972 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Naples , Italy |