SEREMBAN: The Wushu Federation of Malaysia (WFM) remains consistent in ensuring that the sport contributes medals, targeting at least one gold at the ...
: The Wushu Federation of Malaysia remains consistent in ensuring that the sport contributes medals, targeting at least one gold at the SEA Games in Thailand next year.
“For the SEA Games, we are still targeting one gold. Previously, in Cambodia and Vietnam, there were 21 events, but now reduced to only 14 or 15 events. It’s a bit chaotic because Thailand have switched to a new format. At the ceremony, several internationally successful athletes, including Ng Yu Xuan, Wong Zi Hong, Pang Pui Yee, Calvin Lee Wai Leong, and Wong Weng Son, gave performances.
Wong Weng Son, 32, when met afterwards, said he was satisfied and had no regrets after deciding to retire, having achieved significant success at both national and international levels during his 22-year career in the sport.
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