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Máté Tamás Koch

b. 1999

Hungarian fencer

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Born 1999. Máté Tamás Koch is a Hungarian fencer.

Máté Tamás Koch (born 17 September 1999) is a Hungarian épée fencer. He won the Men's épée competition at the 2023 World Fencing Championships.

He lives in Budapest, Hungary. His fencing club is Vasas SC, in Budapest, and his coach is Péter Halla. In January 2018 he won a bronze medal in men's épée at the 2018 European Junior Championships. In the last three rounds he defeated teammate and former world champion Gergely Siklósi, Ruslan Kurbanov of Kazakhstan, and Davide Di Veroli of Italy.

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Hungarian fencer

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Máté Tamás Koch was born on 17 September 1999 in Budapest.

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Máté Tamás Koch is a fencer.

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Máté Tamás Koch is Hungarian.

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· Wikipedia: Máté Tamás Koch

· Wikidata: Q65160034

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