Abigail proves women can be pretty good in arm wrestling


Huge collection: Abigail with her brother Acho showing off their trophies and medals. — Bernama

KUCHING: There is no denying that arm wrestling is often associated with muscular men because it requires big biceps.

However, for national arm wrestling champion Abigail Kee Zing Ning, 20, the presence of women in the sport is not an obstacle for the feminine gender to highlight their graceful side and prove that beauty and strength can co-exist.

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