Martial Arts
The 9.703 Morning, the 9.710 Afternoon: Vietnam's Bronze and the Numbers Nobody PublishedTwo names sat side by side on the scoreboard after the morning jianshu routin...
ASIAD 2026: Vietnam Changed Two Names in the Kata Trio and Kept the Gold — A Structural ReadFive-nil, and five-nil. September 22, 2026, Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Vietnam's...
42–41 on the Board, 35–45 in the Ledger: Which Number Explains Singapore's Asian Games Épée Bronze42–41 on the Board, 35–45 in the Ledger At the Aichi Sky Expo piste, the...
42–41 Against a 45-Touch Target: The Arithmetic Inside Singapore's First Épée Team BronzeOn the mewatch stream it was 2:40 a.m. I was sitting on a balcony in Colombo...
The Silent Count of the Blade: Singapore's Historic Bronze and a Continent's Empty Entry List42–41. The green light on the scoring machine at the Aichi Sky Expo, and the...
One Touch, Ten Touches: The Two Columns of Singapore's Fencing BronzeMy phone was leaning against a water bottle. It was half past three in the...
The Honest Scoreboard: 42–41, Singapore's First Épée Team Bronze, and a Ledger That Keeps CountingHook: Two Numbers, One Day It was a quarter to four in the morning in Dhaka. ...
42–41: Singapore's Épée Team Bronze, and the Number That Still Asks to Be VerifiedHook The scoreboard reads 42–41. On the panel floor of the Aichi Sky Expo, th...
One Overtime Touch and a Ten-Touch Gap: What Singapore's Épée Bronze in Nagoya Actually SaysLast night my laptop stayed open on the dining table in Nagoya, a cup of tea...
The Ledger of the Blade: 42–41, 35–45, and the Story of a MisclassificationOn the final touch of the ninth relay at Aichi Sky Expo, the scoreboard jumpe...
