Martial Arts
Martial ArtsA Bronze Blade and a 42–41: Mapping Singapore's Fencing Frontier from a Nagoya Desk2026-09-26No 3 a.m. apartment story this time. The fencing hall at the 2026 Asian Games...
Martial Arts42–41: Singapore's One Épée Touch and Korea's Ten-Touch Wall2026-09-26The lighting inside the fencing hall at Aichi Sky Expo is flat and white. No...
Martial ArtsThe Forty-Five-Touch Ledger: From Singapore's Épée Relay to Bangladesh's Karate Void, One Empty Line2026-09-26Forty-five. That is the target in team épée — not seventy-one, not twenty-fiv...
Martial Arts42–41: Singapore's Historic Bronze and Fencing's Unfinished Ledger2026-09-2642–41. One touch in overtime. When Elle Koh's blade stopped on the opponent's...
Martial ArtsThe Geometry of the Blade: Singapore's Épée Team Bronze and Korea's Ten-Touch Distance2026-09-26Hook: 41–41 Then it clicked to 41–41. Both lights on the machine were burning...
Martial ArtsThe Geometry of the Blade: Singapore's Épée Team Bronze and Korea's Ten-Touch DistanceHook: 41–41 Then it clicked to 41–41. Both lights on the machine were burning...
Martial Arts42–41 and 35–45: What Singapore's Historic Fencing Bronze Proves, and What It Does NotOn my rooftop in Rajshahi I was watching on a laptop when the overtime touch...
Martial ArtsThe 45-Touch Clock: Rhythm and Ceiling in Singapore's Épée BronzeThe 45-Touch Clock: Rhythm and Ceiling in Singapore's Épée Bronze 42–41. What...
Martial ArtsSingapore's Épée Bronze: The Regional Column, the Continental Column, and One MisclassificationI kept a ledger of every silence the coverage left behind. Bangkok, 2:40 a.m....
Martial Arts42–41: The Touch That Rewrote Singapore’s Fencing HistoryThe 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games gave Singapore its first-ever women's épée...
Martial ArtsThe 42–41 Touch and the 35–45 Wall: What Singapore's Épée Bronze Proves, and What It Doesn'tIt is half past midnight on a Rajshahi rooftop. On the laptop screen a free...
Martial ArtsA Bronze Blade and a 42–41: Mapping Singapore's Fencing Frontier from a Nagoya DeskNo 3 a.m. apartment story this time. The fencing hall at the 2026 Asian Games...
Martial ArtsSingapore's Fencing History: First Asian Games Women's Epee Team Bronze, the 42-41 Overtime MomentAt the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games, Singapore won its first-ever women's ep...
Martial Arts42–41: Singapore's One Épée Touch and Korea's Ten-Touch WallThe lighting inside the fencing hall at Aichi Sky Expo is flat and white. No...
Martial Arts42–41: One Touch, Three Medals, and Bangladesh's Empty CorridorThe air inside the piste at Aichi Sky Expo had gone flat. The scoreboard read...
Martial ArtsThe Forty-Five-Touch Ledger: From Singapore's Épée Relay to Bangladesh's Karate Void, One Empty LineForty-five. That is the target in team épée — not seventy-one, not twenty-fiv...
Martial Arts42–41: Singapore's Épée Team Touched Bronze, Then Hit Korea's WallTen past two in the morning. On the balcony in Khulna, the piste lies across...
Martial ArtsSingapore Women's Épée Team Bronze: Breaking the Quarterfinal Wall at Aichi-Nagoya 2026The lights dimmed on the Aichi Sky Expo floor. The scoreboard read 41-41. Ell...
Martial ArtsThe Price of One Overtime Touch: Singapore's First Épée Team Medal, and the Ten-Touch Math Behind 35–45The Aichi Sky Expo piste was nothing but the sound of a clock. Women's team...
Martial ArtsTouch, Priority, and an Empty Hall: Singapore's Fencing Bronze and the Question South Asia Never AsksChattogram, three in the morning. On the laptop the strip glows under the...
Martial Arts42–41: Singapore's Historic Bronze and Fencing's Unfinished Ledger42–41. One touch in overtime. When Elle Koh's blade stopped on the opponent's...
Martial Arts42–41 and 35–45: What Singapore's Historic Fencing Bronze Proves, and What It Does NotOn my rooftop in Rajshahi I was watching on a laptop when the overtime touch...
Martial ArtsThe 45-Touch Clock: Rhythm and Ceiling in Singapore's Épée BronzeThe 45-Touch Clock: Rhythm and Ceiling in Singapore's Épée Bronze 42–41. What...
Martial ArtsSingapore's Épée Bronze: The Regional Column, the Continental Column, and One MisclassificationI kept a ledger of every silence the coverage left behind. Bangkok, 2:40 a.m....
Martial Arts42–41: The Touch That Rewrote Singapore’s Fencing HistoryThe 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games gave Singapore its first-ever women's épée...
Martial ArtsThe 42–41 Touch and the 35–45 Wall: What Singapore's Épée Bronze Proves, and What It Doesn'tIt is half past midnight on a Rajshahi rooftop. On the laptop screen a free...
Martial ArtsA Bronze Blade and a 42–41: Mapping Singapore's Fencing Frontier from a Nagoya DeskNo 3 a.m. apartment story this time. The fencing hall at the 2026 Asian Games...
Martial ArtsSingapore's Fencing History: First Asian Games Women's Epee Team Bronze, the 42-41 Overtime MomentAt the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games, Singapore won its first-ever women's ep...
Martial Arts42–41: Singapore's One Épée Touch and Korea's Ten-Touch WallThe lighting inside the fencing hall at Aichi Sky Expo is flat and white. No...
Martial Arts42–41: One Touch, Three Medals, and Bangladesh's Empty CorridorThe air inside the piste at Aichi Sky Expo had gone flat. The scoreboard read...
Martial ArtsThe Forty-Five-Touch Ledger: From Singapore's Épée Relay to Bangladesh's Karate Void, One Empty LineForty-five. That is the target in team épée — not seventy-one, not twenty-fiv...
Martial Arts42–41: Singapore's Épée Team Touched Bronze, Then Hit Korea's WallTen past two in the morning. On the balcony in Khulna, the piste lies across...
Martial ArtsSingapore Women's Épée Team Bronze: Breaking the Quarterfinal Wall at Aichi-Nagoya 2026The lights dimmed on the Aichi Sky Expo floor. The scoreboard read 41-41. Ell...
Martial ArtsThe Price of One Overtime Touch: Singapore's First Épée Team Medal, and the Ten-Touch Math Behind 35–45The Aichi Sky Expo piste was nothing but the sound of a clock. Women's team...
Martial ArtsTouch, Priority, and an Empty Hall: Singapore's Fencing Bronze and the Question South Asia Never AsksChattogram, three in the morning. On the laptop the strip glows under the...
Martial Arts42–41: Singapore's Historic Bronze and Fencing's Unfinished Ledger42–41. One touch in overtime. When Elle Koh's blade stopped on the opponent's...