Martial Arts
Pereira vs Pavlovich: 39 Years, Seven Knockouts, and the Ledger Nobody PublishedHook What made Saturday's announcement notable was the line that was left...
In Search of the Missing Ledger: Combat Sports' Data Void and the Promise of a Blockchain LedgerTitle: In Search of the Missing Ledger: Combat Sports' Data Void and the...
The Geometry of the Ring: Bangladesh's Invisible Combat-Sports StruggleThe Geometry of the Ring: Bangladesh's Invisible Combat-Sports Struggle A...
42–41: Singapore's Bronze, and the Ten Touches That Separate It From KoreaFifty minutes from Osaka to Nagoya on the shinkansen, and the first thing tha...
42–41 vs 35–45: Singapore's Bronze Is Real, Korea Is the Real WallElle Koh's final touch landed, and the board read 42–41. Uzbekistan had led f...
42–41: Singapore's Épée Bronze and Fencing's Unwritten Ledger42–41. One touch in overtime. I was sitting in my Kuala Lumpur studio that...
42–41: The Touch That Made Singapore Fencing History, and the Ten Touches That Told the Rest42–41. The crowd noise is still ringing in my ears, and I press the headphone...
A Bronze Watched from Nagoya: Where Singapore's Épée Team Arrived — and Where It Has NotHook: Two Numbers on the Same Scoreboard I did not watch the match live. I...
The 42–41 Ledger: Three Readings of Singapore's Épée Bronze from Aichi Sky ExpoThe touch landed, the lamp lit, and the board read 42–41. I rewatched that...