Martial Arts
42–41: Singapore’s First Team Épée Bronze Under the Electronic Light
42–41: Where Singapore's Blade Stood, and Where Bangladesh's Karate Stopped
Épée's Closing Bout: Singapore's First Team Bronze and the Ten-Touch Wall
42–41, Then 45–35: Singapore's First Fencing Bronze and Dhaka's Unfinished Lesson
42–41: Singapore's Bronze Is Real, but the Scoreline Never Reached 45
Singapore's Épée Bronze and the 35–45: Accounting for a Scoreline from a Nagoya Pre-Dawn
42-41: The One Touch That Broke Singapore Fencing's Three-Decade Quarter-Final WallI counted fourteen chairs in the press row, and one silence that was mine....
42–41: The Touch That Wrote Singapore's First Team Épée Medal — and the 35–45 That Measured the DistanceFor more than three decades I have watched the same scene from the corner...
42–41: Singapore’s First Team Épée Bronze Under the Electronic LightA September morning. On a laptop screen in a flat in Colombo, the piste at th...
42–41: Where Singapore's Blade Stood, and Where Bangladesh's Karate StoppedThe scoreboard read 42–41. In épée, that margin is nothing exotic. Double...
Épée's Closing Bout: Singapore's First Team Bronze and the Ten-Touch WallÉpée's Closing Bout: Singapore's First Team Bronze and the Ten-Touch Wall The...
Why 42–41 Shouldn't Be Possible: Singapore's Bronze, Fencing's Arithmetic, and Our Karate LedgerA team épée match runs to 45 touches. The quarter-final between Singapore and...
42–41 and 35–45: The Two Numbers That Explain Singapore's First Épée Team MedalHook The exhibition hall at Aichi Sky Expo in Tokoname was nearly empty....
42–41: One Overtime Touch, Three Weapons, Five GatesI was in Incheon, watching a screen. Women's team epee, quarter-final,...
42–41, Then 45–35: Singapore's First Fencing Bronze and Dhaka's Unfinished LessonThe story arrived as a results report out of Singapore. I read it in Nagoya a...
42–41: Singapore's Bronze Is Real, but the Scoreline Never Reached 45The match ended 42–41. In overtime. Asian Games, women's épée, team event,...
Three Blades, Ten Touches of Distance: Singapore's First Épée Bronze and the Empty Line in the LedgerJune 2026. The heat was stacked inside the NSC gymnasium in Dhaka, and I had ...
42–41: The Touch Nobody Counted — Singapore's Épée Bronze and Bangladesh's Phone-Call Medal42–41: The Touch Nobody Counted The light went on. The roar did not come. The...
Singapore's Épée Bronze and the 35–45: Accounting for a Scoreline from a Nagoya Pre-Dawn42–41. When that number lands on a scoreboard, my first reaction is not...
42–41: The Touch That Wrote Singapore's First Team Épée Medal — and the 35–45 That Measured the DistanceFor more than three decades I have watched the same scene from the corner...
42–41: Singapore’s First Team Épée Bronze Under the Electronic LightA September morning. On a laptop screen in a flat in Colombo, the piste at th...
42–41: Where Singapore's Blade Stood, and Where Bangladesh's Karate StoppedThe scoreboard read 42–41. In épée, that margin is nothing exotic. Double...
Épée's Closing Bout: Singapore's First Team Bronze and the Ten-Touch WallÉpée's Closing Bout: Singapore's First Team Bronze and the Ten-Touch Wall The...
Why 42–41 Shouldn't Be Possible: Singapore's Bronze, Fencing's Arithmetic, and Our Karate LedgerA team épée match runs to 45 touches. The quarter-final between Singapore and...
42–41 and 35–45: The Two Numbers That Explain Singapore's First Épée Team MedalHook The exhibition hall at Aichi Sky Expo in Tokoname was nearly empty....
42–41: One Overtime Touch, Three Weapons, Five GatesI was in Incheon, watching a screen. Women's team epee, quarter-final,...
42–41, Then 45–35: Singapore's First Fencing Bronze and Dhaka's Unfinished LessonThe story arrived as a results report out of Singapore. I read it in Nagoya a...
42–41: Singapore's Bronze Is Real, but the Scoreline Never Reached 45The match ended 42–41. In overtime. Asian Games, women's épée, team event,...
Three Blades, Ten Touches of Distance: Singapore's First Épée Bronze and the Empty Line in the LedgerJune 2026. The heat was stacked inside the NSC gymnasium in Dhaka, and I had ...
42–41: The Touch Nobody Counted — Singapore's Épée Bronze and Bangladesh's Phone-Call Medal42–41: The Touch Nobody Counted The light went on. The roar did not come. The...
Singapore's Épée Bronze and the 35–45: Accounting for a Scoreline from a Nagoya Pre-Dawn42–41. When that number lands on a scoreboard, my first reaction is not...