2019 Budapest Worlds L4 Curatoli v Oh

For some reason this hasn't gone up on the official channels, so we're posting it here edited for clarity and searchability: men's sabre semifinal #2 from 2019 World Championships in Budapest, between Luca Curatoli (Italy) and Oh Sanguk (Korea).

[@cintyal9239]

Oh sang wook is just so amazing!!

[@seongdokkim1685]

OH is not only a phenomenal fencer but has a sweet personality..

[@spiritfolk790]

Oh Sanguk monster fencer

[@dootscat3798]

Man vs Superman

[@davidanful]

KOREA yes !!!

[@WS-dh9qi]

Of course ez for Oh

[@parham.fakhri]

What are the names of the commentators?

[@user-xi1bg9nm9i]

14:27 롱런지 넘 멋지네요~~

[@helen0919]

상욱이 잘한댜!

[@samsignorelli]

Love the strip markings...much easier to tell the back line vs the runoff than the strips USFA uses at NACs.
Also like the LARGE repeater light display....better and easier to see than the ones LP had at the London Games (although it WAS a cool design)...but the refs need to remember the lights ON THE MASK are the true indicator...not the big repeaters (I remember when Cassara lost what would've been a winning touch and a guaranteed silver at Worlds in foil a few years back. ALL the repeaters showed a single off-target hit for him...but the MASK showed a valid hit. ALL the refs and observers missed it)

[@christianalbertjahns2577]

Lights on the masks aren't the true indicator. Lights on the apparatus ARE the true indicator. I've seen a bout where the apparatus forced a lockout when a period ended, the light on the apparatus didn't go on but the light on the mask went on

[@iainmcclure416]

12:26 Clear parry-riposte to Luca. Unlucky.

[@WhoMoDa]

Imo he failed to parry. Oh's first attack hits him

[@gemellibertini5946]

First

[@sydneysabrecentre]

Is it 1997 again
The internet feels so pure and full of hope...