Martial Arts
Martial Arts42–41: Singapore's First Team Épée Bronze in Aichi-Nagoya, and Korea's Ten-Touch Wall2026-09-26Five minutes after the last bout on piste three at Aichi Sky Expo, the green...
Martial ArtsBlades, Ledgers and a Ten-Touch Gap: Reading Singapore's Women's Épée Team Bronze2026-09-26Blades, Ledgers and a Ten-Touch Gap: Reading Singapore's Women's Épée Team...
Martial ArtsSingapore's First Asian Games Epee Team Bronze: The 42–41 Overtime Touch and the Relay Geometry Behind It2026-09-26Section 1 — Hook The board read 42–41, and the clock at the Aichi Sky Expo...
Martial ArtsFirst Team Épée Bronze: Singapore’s Staircase, Korea’s Wall2026-09-26The board read 42–41. Overtime. In the second before the electronic touch-lig...
Martial Arts42-41: A Fencing Medal, a Priority Lot, and a Wall Seen From Nagoya2026-09-26The story didn't break on a Dhaka desk. It is a Singapore story, the release...
Martial Arts42–41 and a Ten-Touch Gap: The Full Ledger Behind Singapore's Épée Bronze at the Asian Games2026-09-26It was one in the morning. On the laptop screen, the fencing piste at Aichi S...
Three Matches, Three 5-0 Sweeps: Vietnam's Kata Generation and the Question Dhaka Isn't AskingThe story did not break in Dhaka. It broke in Hanoi — a small headline, a...
42–41: Singapore's First Team Épée Bronze in Aichi-Nagoya, and Korea's Ten-Touch WallFive minutes after the last bout on piste three at Aichi Sky Expo, the green...
42–41 and 35–45: Two Columns in One BronzeThe final touch of the overtime landed, and I did not look at the scoreboard...
42–41 and 35–45: Singapore's Épée Bronze, Korea's Wall, and the Arithmetic of a ScorelineOne. 42–41 Team épée is fenced to 45 touches. Nine bouts, three starting...
Blades, Ledgers and a Ten-Touch Gap: Reading Singapore's Women's Épée Team BronzeBlades, Ledgers and a Ten-Touch Gap: Reading Singapore's Women's Épée Team...
Two Faces of One Bronze: Singapore’s First Épée Team Medal and the Ten-Touch Gap Korea ExposedIn the silent arena I stopped listening for noise and started listening for...
Fencing Bronze at Asian Games: Singapore's Épée Team 'Tier-Entry' Moment — But the Gap Remains ClearNot on the Rajshahi rooftop this time, but in the Nagoya arena — that...
Singapore's First Asian Games Epee Team Bronze: The 42–41 Overtime Touch and the Relay Geometry Behind ItSection 1 — Hook The board read 42–41, and the clock at the Aichi Sky Expo...
First Team Épée Bronze: Singapore’s Staircase, Korea’s WallThe board read 42–41. Overtime. In the second before the electronic touch-lig...
42-41: A Fencing Medal, a Priority Lot, and a Wall Seen From NagoyaThe story didn't break on a Dhaka desk. It is a Singapore story, the release...
History in One Touch, a Ceiling in Ten: The Real Measure of Singapore's Épée BronzeI didn't watch it live. For once the Asian Games came to my own doorstep —...
42–41 and a Ten-Touch Gap: The Full Ledger Behind Singapore's Épée Bronze at the Asian GamesIt was one in the morning. On the laptop screen, the fencing piste at Aichi S...
42–41: The Arithmetic Behind Singapore's Épée Bronze That Nobody ReckonedInside the Aichi Sky Expo, the board froze at 42–41, and from the stands ther...
The Double-Touch Ledger: Singapore's Fencing Bronze Is a Staircase, Not the Elite DoorThat night at Nagoya's Aichi Sky Expo, the scoreboard had congealed at 41–41....
42–41: The Single Touch That Ended Singapore Fencing's Three-Games WallIt was about half past eight at night in Hall 3 of the Aichi Sky Expo. Two...