Martial Arts
One Touch for Bronze, Ten for the Gap: How Singapore's Épée Team Made History
One Bronze and Four Golds: What Singapore's Épée Said That Bangladesh's Karate Could Not
From 42–41 to 45–35: Singapore's Épée Bronze and the Scoreline That Wouldn't Add Up
42–41 and 35–45: What Singapore's Nagoya Épée Bronze Actually Proves
42–41: The Épée Scoreline That Refuses to Add Up to 45
One Bronze and Four Golds: What Singapore's Épée Said That Bangladesh's Karate Could NotThe scoreboard read 41–41. One touch left in the women's team épée...
One Touch for Bronze, Ten for the Gap: How Singapore's Épée Team Made HistoryIt is two in the morning in Chattogram. On screen, the mewatch window shows...
From 42–41 to 45–35: Singapore's Épée Bronze and the Scoreline That Wouldn't Add UpHook: 42–41 It was half past midnight in Mymensingh, the fan turning overhead...
42–41 and 35–45: What Singapore's Nagoya Épée Bronze Actually ProvesI did not watch it live. Thirteen years of writing about combat sport from a...
42–41: The Épée Scoreline That Refuses to Add Up to 45I rewatched the moment until the crowd noise stopped mattering. Women's team...
From 42-41 to 35-45: What Singapore's épée bronze actually saysHook That overtime touch did not fit the scorebook at first. Elle Koh's...
35–45: Where Singapore's Épée Bronze Meets Asia's Elite Wall42–41. In team épée the match is supposed to run to a target of 45 touches. Y...
42–41, Then 35–45: Singapore's First Team Épée Bronze and the Ten Touches Korea Left BehindHook: The Touch in Overtime It is 2:40 a.m. in a Colombo flat. The room light...