Martial Arts
42–41: Singapore's Fencing Bronze Seen From Nagoya, and Dhaka's Invisible Weapon Sport
Singapore's Epee Bronze: From 42–41 to 35–45, the Ten Touches Standing Beside the Milestone
Singapore's First Team Épée Bronze: The 42–41 Anomaly and the Ten-Touch Gap to Korea
The Geometry of the Blade: Singapore's Épée Bronze, the 42–41 Puzzle and Asian Fencing's Invisible Ladder
Singapore's First Team Épée Bronze: The 42–41 Anomaly and the Ten-Touch Gap to Korea42–41. A team épée match is built to a target of 45 touches — first side to 4...
The Geometry of the Blade: Singapore's Épée Bronze, the 42–41 Puzzle and Asian Fencing's Invisible LadderHook It is 2:27 a.m. in a Seoul apartment, and a strip at the Aichi Sky Expo ...
42–41, Then 35–45: What Singapore's Épée Team Bronze Actually Pays ForThe electronic touch sensor lit for the last time on the pistes of Aichi Sky...
Singapore's First Fencing Team Medal: Why 42–41 Sits Awkwardly Against a 45-Touch Relay, and What 35–45 to Korea Reveals42–41 On first reading, the number didn't reconcile. Team épée at fencing's...
The Épée Ledger: Singapore's First Team Bronze and Korea's 45–35 WallI was watching the stream from Bangkok, notebook open beside the laptop. The...
42–41: The Number That Does Not Fit the 45-Touch Column42–41: The Number That Does Not Fit the 45-Touch Column The scoreboard reads...
The Ledger Under the Bronze: The 42–41 Scoreline Nobody Printed42–41, overtime. Aichi Sky Expo, women's team épée quarter-final, opponent...
The 42–41 Overtime Touch and the 35–45 Gap: The Rule We Keep Forgetting About Singapore's Épée BronzeI rewatched the touch until the crowd noise stopped mattering. Women's team...
42–41: Singapore's Fencing Bronze Seen From Nagoya, and Dhaka's Invisible Weapon Sport42–41: Singapore's Fencing Bronze Seen From Nagoya, and Dhaka's Invisible...
Singapore's Epee Bronze: From 42–41 to 35–45, the Ten Touches Standing Beside the MilestoneIt was seven minutes past two in the morning in Osaka. On the laptop screen,...
Nagoya's 42-41: Singapore's Epee Bronze and the Ten-Touch Gap Behind ItNagoya, Aichi Sky Expo — an hour by rail from my flat. In the last hour of a...
The Geometry of the Blade: Singapore's Épée Bronze, the 42–41 Puzzle and Asian Fencing's Invisible LadderHook It is 2:27 a.m. in a Seoul apartment, and a strip at the Aichi Sky Expo ...
42–41, Then 35–45: What Singapore's Épée Team Bronze Actually Pays ForThe electronic touch sensor lit for the last time on the pistes of Aichi Sky...
Singapore's First Fencing Team Medal: Why 42–41 Sits Awkwardly Against a 45-Touch Relay, and What 35–45 to Korea Reveals42–41 On first reading, the number didn't reconcile. Team épée at fencing's...
The Épée Ledger: Singapore's First Team Bronze and Korea's 45–35 WallI was watching the stream from Bangkok, notebook open beside the laptop. The...
42–41: The Number That Does Not Fit the 45-Touch Column42–41: The Number That Does Not Fit the 45-Touch Column The scoreboard reads...
The Ledger Under the Bronze: The 42–41 Scoreline Nobody Printed42–41, overtime. Aichi Sky Expo, women's team épée quarter-final, opponent...
The 42–41 Overtime Touch and the 35–45 Gap: The Rule We Keep Forgetting About Singapore's Épée BronzeI rewatched the touch until the crowd noise stopped mattering. Women's team...
42–41: Singapore's Fencing Bronze Seen From Nagoya, and Dhaka's Invisible Weapon Sport42–41: Singapore's Fencing Bronze Seen From Nagoya, and Dhaka's Invisible...
Singapore's Epee Bronze: From 42–41 to 35–45, the Ten Touches Standing Beside the MilestoneIt was seven minutes past two in the morning in Osaka. On the laptop screen,...
Nagoya's 42-41: Singapore's Epee Bronze and the Ten-Touch Gap Behind ItNagoya, Aichi Sky Expo — an hour by rail from my flat. In the last hour of a...