Editing Oh Da-yeon (section)

== Hanshui 2023 ==
An internationally well regarded fencer entering the Olympics, Oh was ranked fourth in women's sabre entering the Olympics and while expected to contend, was not a favorite to win the competition.  In the individual event, Oh narrowly won her first three rounds by two points or fewer to advance to the finals.  In the gold medal match, Oh proceeded to stun [[Sanctaria at the 2023 Hanshui Olympic Games|Sanctarian]] fencing star [[Violet Baker]], at the time the world #1, by a score of 15-11.<ref>https://idugov.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=2405&pid=23088#pid23088</ref>  

In the team competition, Oh and her team-mates [[Baek Jeong-hu]], [[Adam Marshall]], and [[Heo Se-in]] survived a tight one-point match against the better ranked [[Xiomera|Xiomeran]] team in the round of 16.  After easily dispatching [[Greater Acadia]] in the quarterfinals, the team faced surprisingly tough opposition from [[Astoria]] in the semifinals, who they beat by just a single point.  In the finals, Oh would once again face off against Violet Baker and Sanctaria, and the team won gold after a 15-13 victory.<ref>https://idugov.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=2405&pid=23088#pid23088</ref>

The 2023 Olympics immensely rose Oh's profile on a world stage, and she is now widely regarded as the best in women's sabre, currently ranked #1 in the world.  Oh has received multiple sponsorship deals and endorsements as a result of her success, most notably with the [[Jeongmi Group]] where she has served as an advertising spokeswoman for a variety of their consumer goods.