Edgar Cheung Ka-long, born on 10 June 1997, is a Hong Kong left-handed foil fencer and two-time Olympic champion. He won the individual foil gold medal at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, beating the reigning champion Daniele Garozzo 15 to 11 after trailing 1 to 4, which was Hong Kong's first Olympic gold medal in fencing, and defended the title at the 2024 Paris Olympics by defeating Filippo Macchi of Italy 15 to 14. He is the first athlete representing Hong Kong to win two consecutive Olympic gold medals and the third man to retain an Olympic foil title. He is also a two-time individual Asian champion, he received the Silver Bauhinia Star, and his success was followed by a surge in demand for fencing lessons in Hong Kong, known as the Ka-long effect. The account here rests on his English Wikipedia article.
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