Chance for Amy’s successors to make a Kwan-tum leap


FORMER champion Amy Kwan Dict Weng may not be around but trust her successors to deliver in rhythmic gymnastics.

The 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games champion has retired after a successful stint but not after passing the baton to her reliable juniors Koi Sie Yan, Izzah Amzan and Ng Joe Ee to live up to the country’s one gold medal target in the sport.

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