Martial Arts
From 42–41 to 35–45: What Singapore's Épée Bronze, Forty Minutes from My Nagoya Flat, Actually SaysThe Asian Games épée podium sits forty minutes from my Nagoya flat. The touch...
42–41: Singapore's Épée Bronze and the Ledger Nobody Showed UsIt was one in the morning. I was on the balcony in Mymensingh with a laptop...
History at 42–41, Reality at 35–45: What Singapore's First Épée Team Bronze Doesn't SayI watched the match from the roof of an old flat in Cheras, on a rented...
That 42–41 Touch: How Singapore's Épée Bronze Becomes Bangladesh's Unanswered QuestionI did not watch the match live. I sat in a small flat in Nagoya at 3:27 a.m....
42–41: The Real Price of Singapore's Fencing Bronze and the Ten-Touch GapSeptember 2026, Aichi-Nagoya. The final bout of the women's team épée relay....
The Machine Keeps the Ledger: Fencing's 42–41 Overtime Touch and the Limits of Fight-Business AnalysisI was not beside the piste. When the laser scoreboard at the Aichi Sky Expo...
42–41: Elle Koh's Last Touch, and Why Fencing Refuses to Fit My Combat-Sports BoxI did not watch it live. Singapore's women's épée team won bronze, and I...
That Last Touch of the Blade: Singapore's First Bronze and Korea's Standing WallWhen Singapore's anchor in the women's épée team planted that final touch in...
42–41 and an Impossible Scoreline: Singapore's Épée Bronze, Review Culture, and Fencing's Silent VerdictThe light at the Aichi Sky Expo falls straight on the strip, but fencing was...
An Épée Bronze and a Lesson in Tempo: What Singapore Won, What Korea RevealedOn my Osaka desk I was counting touches. On the piste at Aichi Sky Expo, the...
