Mun Yee reveals her biggest fear as she dreams of historic Olympics appearance


Challenging times: Due to the current situation, Mun Yee will need to draw on her inner strength to keep herself motivated for another year.

PETALING JAYA: The thought of training without any competition for months is not a big deal for veteran diver Leong Mun Yee as she gets ready for an Olympic encore in Tokyo next year.

She is more concerned about avoiding any injury as that will wreck her dream to realise what no Malaysian athlete has achieved – to become the first to make five appearances at the Olympics.

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