Ying Ting, Calvin fight their way to medals in worlds and make up for SEA Games woes


Proud moment: Loh Ying Ting posing with her second silver medal in the women’s daoshu event at the World Wushu Championships in Fort Worth, Texas.

PETALING JAYA: Wushu exponents Loh Ying Ting and Calvin Lee Wai Leong have ended the year on a good note after all.

After finishing empty handed at the Cambodia SEA Games in May, the duo rediscovered their form to finish on the podium at the World Championships in Fort Worth, United States on Sunday.

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