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Four-time indoor archery world champion Reo WILDE made the final, just as he did at Nimes 2003 – the last world indoors in the French town. The States athlete wasn’t best in qualification, but – as usual – he’d deliberately and methodically ploughed through the eliminations.
His opponent: Italian Sergio PAGNI. The only compound archer to have won back-to-back Archery World Cup Finals – at Copenhagen ’09 and in 2010 at Edinburgh – and probably the most experienced and respected person not to have picked up an individual world championships title.
It could have gone either way… but this medal match was a true test of archery mettle. Watch what happened below or on Archery TV, World Archery’s YouTube channel.
What do you think: was this the best match at Nimes 2014? Tell us on Facebook or Twitter, and don’t forget to use the #WAIC2014 event hashtag.
Watch all the finals matches from Nimes 2014 in Archery TV’s playlist – plus check features by Win&Win Archery Fan Reporter and flash interviews with top archers.
The World Archery Indoor Championships were held in Nimes, France until 2 March 2014. Look at scores, full results and check out World Archery’s coverage on Facebook and Twitter.
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