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Ramón Fonst

Cuban fencer
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    …was the second fencer, after Ramón Fonst of Cuba, to win the gold medal in both the individual foil and épée events in a single Olympic Games (1928). Gaudin was also on the Olympic silver-medal-winning foil team in 1920, the gold-medal-winning foil and épée teams in 1924, and the silver-medal-winning…

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    …was the second fencer, after Ramón Fonst of Cuba, to win the gold medal in both the individual foil and épée events in a single Olympic Games (1928). Gaudin was also on the Olympic silver-medal-winning foil team in 1920, the gold-medal-winning foil and épée teams in 1924, and the silver-medal-winning…

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