Eyeing epic feat in epee


Man with big goals: Joshua Koh is hoping to regain the SEA Games epee individual title, 12 years after striking his first in the 2011 edition in Palembang.

PETALING JAYA: Better to try and fail than never to try at all.

That’s why Joshua Koh has put his job as a fencing coach on hold to focus on an all-out assault at the SEA Games crown and also on his Olympic dream.

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