Martial Arts
Martial ArtsUFC 331: Joshua Van's 72% Takedown Defense — The Unverified Report of a Championship RematchThe story begins with a number: 259-152. The UFC 331 report says Joshua Van...
Martial ArtsFive-Nil, and the Knee Trembling Underneath ItNobody in the holding area said a word before the final. Vietnam's three kata...
Martial ArtsThe Sauna Door Was Open and Silent: The Weight Cut at Asiad 2026 and the Blind Spot in the RulebookThe sauna door was open and nothing inside made a sound. Aichi-Nagoya, Asiad...
Martial ArtsFive Flags, One Swollen Knee, and the Real Weight of a First GoldFive flags went up at once. Not one of the judges' hands was a beat late, non...
Martial Arts5-0 on the Scoreboard, but There Is No Shutout in Kata: Vietnam's Karate Gold, an Incomplete Date, and the Wait for an On-Chain LedgerAt 3:40 in the morning on a Dhaka balcony, I watched the Vietnam–Iran team ka...
Martial ArtsVietnam's Team Kata: The Succession Model Nobody Writes Down Behind the Short HairHook: The Sound of Stacking Chairs The hall in Nagoya where the women's team...
Martial ArtsUFC 331 Co-Main: Tsarukyan's Back and Ruffy's Clock — The Five-Round ArithmeticCrypto.com Arena, Los Angeles. UFC 331's co-main event, lightweight, five...
Martial ArtsBronze Where the Blade Arrived, Gold Where the Gap Waits: Auditing Singapore's Épée Arithmetic42–41. Overtime. The shout that came out of Singapore's corner when the last...
Martial Arts42–41: History Written by One Touch, and the Ten-Touch Truth Against Korea42–41: History Written by One Touch, and the Ten-Touch Truth Against Korea Th...
Martial ArtsBlade Rhythm and Korea's Wall: That 42–41 and Singapore's First Asian Games Épée Team MedalThe real sound at Aichi Sky Expo Hall 3 did not come from the blades. It came...
Martial ArtsSingapore's Épée Bronze on a 3 a.m. Nagoya Stream: The Sport With No Referee — And The One Bangladesh Never CountsThe story was printed in Singapore first. I watched it from an apartment in...
Martial Arts42–41 Is a Touch, 35–45 Is a Distance: Singapore's Épée Bronze Wins a Medal, Not a CrownThe stream was running on a small phone screen in a room in Rajshahi. The clo...
Martial Arts42–41, Then 35–45: How Singapore's Bronze in Nagoya Measured the Elite Gap It Also ClosedHook I rewatched the moment until the crowd noise stopped mattering. 42–41....
Martial Arts42–41 and 35–45: The Two Numbers Singapore's First Épée Team Bronze Left BehindWhen the final touch lit the scoring lamp inside the Aichi Sky Expo piste, th...
Martial ArtsBronze in Team Épée: Singapore's First Squad Medal, Korea's Ten-Touch Gap, and the Arithmetic Behind 42–4142–41 The number stopped me mid-sentence. A team épée match does not end at 4...
Martial ArtsSword Geometry: Singapore's First Épée Bronze, and Just How High Is Korea's WallMidday light on the pistes of Aichi Sky Expo. The board reads overtime, 42–41...
Martial ArtsFive-Nil, and the Knee Trembling Underneath ItNobody in the holding area said a word before the final. Vietnam's three kata...
Martial ArtsThe Sauna Door Was Open and Silent: The Weight Cut at Asiad 2026 and the Blind Spot in the RulebookThe sauna door was open and nothing inside made a sound. Aichi-Nagoya, Asiad...
Martial ArtsFive Flags, One Swollen Knee, and the Real Weight of a First GoldFive flags went up at once. Not one of the judges' hands was a beat late, non...
Martial Arts5-0 on the Scoreboard, but There Is No Shutout in Kata: Vietnam's Karate Gold, an Incomplete Date, and the Wait for an On-Chain LedgerAt 3:40 in the morning on a Dhaka balcony, I watched the Vietnam–Iran team ka...
Martial ArtsVietnam's Team Kata: The Succession Model Nobody Writes Down Behind the Short HairHook: The Sound of Stacking Chairs The hall in Nagoya where the women's team...
Martial ArtsUFC 331 Co-Main: Tsarukyan's Back and Ruffy's Clock — The Five-Round ArithmeticCrypto.com Arena, Los Angeles. UFC 331's co-main event, lightweight, five...
Martial ArtsBronze Where the Blade Arrived, Gold Where the Gap Waits: Auditing Singapore's Épée Arithmetic42–41. Overtime. The shout that came out of Singapore's corner when the last...
Martial Arts42–41: History Written by One Touch, and the Ten-Touch Truth Against Korea42–41: History Written by One Touch, and the Ten-Touch Truth Against Korea Th...
Martial ArtsBlade Rhythm and Korea's Wall: That 42–41 and Singapore's First Asian Games Épée Team MedalThe real sound at Aichi Sky Expo Hall 3 did not come from the blades. It came...
Martial ArtsSingapore's Épée Bronze on a 3 a.m. Nagoya Stream: The Sport With No Referee — And The One Bangladesh Never CountsThe story was printed in Singapore first. I watched it from an apartment in...
Martial Arts42–41 Is a Touch, 35–45 Is a Distance: Singapore's Épée Bronze Wins a Medal, Not a CrownThe stream was running on a small phone screen in a room in Rajshahi. The clo...
Martial Arts42–41, Then 35–45: How Singapore's Bronze in Nagoya Measured the Elite Gap It Also ClosedHook I rewatched the moment until the crowd noise stopped mattering. 42–41....
Martial Arts42–41 and 35–45: The Two Numbers Singapore's First Épée Team Bronze Left BehindWhen the final touch lit the scoring lamp inside the Aichi Sky Expo piste, th...
Martial ArtsBronze in Team Épée: Singapore's First Squad Medal, Korea's Ten-Touch Gap, and the Arithmetic Behind 42–4142–41 The number stopped me mid-sentence. A team épée match does not end at 4...
Martial ArtsSword Geometry: Singapore's First Épée Bronze, and Just How High Is Korea's WallMidday light on the pistes of Aichi Sky Expo. The board reads overtime, 42–41...
