Martial Arts
35–45 Is the Real Scoreboard, 42–41 Is Only the Celebration: How to Read Singapore's Épée Bronze
42–41: The Number That Doesn't Sit in the Sword's Ledger
42-41: The Single Touch Forty Minutes From My Nagoya Apartment That Rewrote Singapore's History — And The Question Nobody Is Asking
42–41 and 35–45: The Two Numbers Inside Singapore's Épée Bronze
42-41: The Single Touch Forty Minutes From My Nagoya Apartment That Rewrote Singapore's History — And The Question Nobody Is AskingI did not watch it live. The roar of the crowd inside Aichi Sky Expo never...
35–45 Is the Real Scoreboard, 42–41 Is Only the Celebration: How to Read Singapore's Épée Bronze35–45 Is the Real Scoreboard, 42–41 Is Only the Celebration: How to Read...
42–41 and 35–45: The Two Numbers Inside Singapore's Épée BronzeI opened an old notebook at my Dhaka desk last night — the scorebook from the...
42–41: Singapore's Fencing Bronze, a Taxonomy Mix-Up, and a Question Asked from Nagoya's Doorstep42–41, Overtime The final touch left Elle Koh's blade, and Singapore's women'...
Brass in the Épée Ledger, Ten Touches Against Korea: Singapore's First Team Medal and One Unfinished Scoreline42. That number should not have been on the board. Team épée is a simple...
The Distance Written Inside a Bronze: Singapore's First Team Épée MedalThere was no chair for me at the piste side of the Aichi Sky Expo. I was on t...
42–41: Singapore's First Asian Games Épée Team Medal — And Where Its Ceiling SitsIn November 2026 I sat through six professional boxing bouts in a hotel...
42–41: The Score My Ledger Never Held — Singapore's Épée Bronze and the Unseen Relay Order42–41. I wrote that number into my notebook three times and erased it three...
42–41: The Number That Doesn't Sit in the Sword's Ledger42–41: The Number That Doesn't Sit in the Sword's Ledger Bangkok, 5:30 in the...