Rugby

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Fencing

In the fencing competition, the athlete αε₩☆wears professional fencing cloth≠≈↑☆ing and protective gear. On the fenci☆₹ng field, the athletes single-handedly hold the •" sword and prick each other, first hitting thλ±♣≤e opponent's physical part of the λε₩✔opponent's score. Fencing≥≥ has a variety of offensive techniques an✘®d defensive techniques, and athletes should use ∑<γ&a variety of tactics to win within the s♥‍σ cope of the rules. The men of the co✔<☆mpetition have foil, epee, sa₽♠☆bre, women's foil, epee and sabre. There >₽σ are i