Koh not keen on another SEA Games, but eyes chance to qualify for Paris Olympics


Playing for Paris: Joshua Koh competing in the men’s epee team event quarter-finals. — GLENN GUAN/ The Star

JOSHUA Koh will switch focus to pursue Olympic qualification for Paris next after missing out on bringing back a fencing medal from Cambodia SEA Games.

It was a valiant fightback from Joshua when he stepped in while Malaysia were trailing 23-40 against Thailand in the men’s team epee quarter-finals at Chroy Changvar Convention Centre yesterday.

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