Wushu exponent Zeanne Law wins Singapore’s first medal at the Asian Games; Brunei's Basma makes history

Singapore wushu exponent Zeanne Law impresses judges with her moves during the taijiquan segment of the women’s taijiquan and taijijian final at the Aichi Prefectural Martial Arts Hall on Sept 20. -- ST PHOTO: MARK CHEONG

NAGOYA (The Straits Times/ANN): National wushu exponent Zeanne Law clinched Singapore’s first medal at the 2026 Asian Games on Sept 20, winning a joint bronze in the women’s taijijian-taijiquan event.

At the Aichi Prefectural Martial Arts Hall in Nagoya, Japan, the 20-year-old scored 9.720 points to place fourth after the morning’s taijiquan, and was third in the taijijian in the afternoon, combining for 19.443 points to secure a spot on the podium.

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9月20日，在爱知县武术馆举行的女子太极拳决赛中，新加坡武术选手罗倩雯（Zeanne Law）在太极拳环节展现了精湛的技艺，给裁判留下了深刻印象。——《海峡时报》摄影：张马克

名古屋（海峡时报/亚洲新闻网）：9月20日，国家武术选手罗倩妮在2026年亚运会上为新加坡赢得首枚奖牌，在女子太极拳比赛中获得并列铜牌。

在日本名古屋爱知县武术馆，这位 20 岁的选手在上午的太极拳比赛中获得 9.720 分，排名第四；下午的太极剑比赛中获得第三名，两场比赛共获得 19.443 分，成功登上领奖台。

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