Martial Arts
One Overtime Touch and One 35–45: The Four Gates of Singapore's Épée Bronze
Aichi-Nagoya 2026: Singapore's first women's épée team bronze — one overtime touch breaks the quarter-final curse
The Epée Ledger: Singapore's Historic Bronze and the Ten-Touch Gap It Didn't Close
UFC 331: Van's Technique, the Lightweight Market, and Steveson's Twelve Seconds
One Bronze, Four Fencers and a Ten-Touch Gap: The Real Ledger Behind Singapore's Team Épée Breakthrough
UFC 331: Van's Technique, the Lightweight Market, and Steveson's Twelve SecondsTwelve seconds. Heavyweight Gable Steveson had an Olympic gold medal, four...
One Bronze, Four Fencers and a Ten-Touch Gap: The Real Ledger Behind Singapore's Team Épée Breakthrough42–41. The number stopped my hand the first time I saw it on a team épée...
One Overtime Touch and One 35–45: The Four Gates of Singapore's Épée BronzeThe clock in Incheon read half past eleven at night. On the table: a laptop...
The Ledger of Blades at Aichi Sky Expo: Singapore's First Épée Team Medal, and the Fourth Lane Still ClosedThe fencing pavilion at Aichi Sky Expo, final session. The left bank of the...
42–41 and 35–45: What Singapore's Épée Bronze Really SaysOn the Rajshahi rooftop, ninety seconds became a way of listening. Tonight...
42–41: The Price of One Touch, and the Bill Behind Singapore's Épée BronzeThe last touch of overtime came off Elle Koh's blade. 42–41 on the board....
Aichi-Nagoya 2026: Singapore's first women's épée team bronze — one overtime touch breaks the quarter-final curseAichi-Nagoya 2026: Singapore's first women's épée team bronze — one overtime...
The Epée Ledger: Singapore's Historic Bronze and the Ten-Touch Gap It Didn't CloseThe scoreboard read 42–41 in overtime when the anchor's blade landed. One tou...