Rossella Fiamingo is a distinguished Italian left-handed épée fencer whose career is marked by remarkable achievements and a commitment to excellence in the sport. She began her fencing journey at the age of seven, inspired by her father’s encouragement, and quickly rose through the ranks of the Italian fencing community. Fiamingo’s early successes included winning the Cadet European Championships in 2007 and the Cadet World Championships in 2008, showcasing her potential as a future champion.

Transitioning to the senior level, Fiamingo joined the national team in the 2010-11 season, where she made an immediate impact by securing a bronze medal at the World Cup in Doha and a gold medal in Rio de Janeiro. Her Olympic debut came in 2012, where she competed fiercely, demonstrating her skill and determination despite a narrow defeat in the quarter-finals. Fiamingo’s perseverance paid off as she claimed her first World Championship title in 2014, defeating reigning Olympic champions along the way.

Fiamingo continued to solidify her status as a top competitor by winning back-to-back World Championships in 2015, becoming the first woman since 1999 to achieve this feat. Her contributions to the Italian fencing team were further highlighted by her Olympic successes, earning a silver medal in 2016 and bronze medals in the 2021 and 2024 team events.

In addition to her athletic prowess, Fiamingo holds a degree in pianoforte and is pursuing studies in nutrition, reflecting her dedication to personal growth and well-being. Her journey in fencing is a testament to her hard work, resilience, and passion for the sport, making her a prominent figure in the world of fencing.