Martial Arts
Muay Thai Opens the 2026 National Sports Festival: 13 Divisions, a 63.5 kg Ceiling and the Silences Nobody Measured
Jena Bishop wins inaugural PFL women's flyweight title: three 48-47 cards and the first round that nearly changed history
Undefeated at 16-0 and still cut: when a perfect record is no longer currency
After the Final Bell: Three Scorecards and the Unanswered Question of How Vietnamese Combat Sports Are Judged
One Hundred Grams Past the Scale: The Day a Notification Process Cost More Than a Medal
Muay Opens the 2026 National Sports Festival: The Weight Ladder, the 63.5 kg Ceiling and a 48-Hour Schedule GapAt six in the morning on 22 October 2026, the doors of the gymnasium run by H...
Muay Thai Opens the 2026 National Sports Festival: What the Weight-Class Board RevealsInside the multi-purpose gymnasium of the Ho Chi Minh City Sports Training an...
Muay Thai Opens the 2026 National Sports Festival: 13 Divisions, a 63.5 kg Ceiling and the Silences Nobody MeasuredThe opening ceremony for Muay at the 2026 National Sports Festival, hosted by...
Tran Thi Cam Tu's Silver: The Weight-Class Fork Is the Story, Not the 0-6 ScorelineThe scoreboard in Bielsko-Biała stopped at two numbers: 0 and 6. Tran Thi Cam...
Tran Thi Cam Tu: A World Kumite Silver at 17 and the -59kg Fork Nobody Is DiscussingThe third round had 41 seconds left. The electronic scoreboard on tatami two ...
Jena Bishop and the inaugural belt: when a fighter wins the fight but loses on the scorecardThere is a moment in the first round that I replayed more times than I care t...
Bishop Rallies Past Carmouche to Claim PFL Crown: 48-47 and the Thinnest Margin a Title Has Ever KnownThe left hook from Liz Carmouche in the third minute of round one put Jena...
Jena Bishop and the PFL Belt: When One Round Decides HistoryThree judges, one number: 48-47. When the result of the PFL women's flyweight...
Jena Bishop wins inaugural PFL women's flyweight title: three 48-47 cards and the first round that nearly changed historyThree cards. Three judges. One number, repeated three times: 48-47. Jena Bish...
UFC 331: Tsarukyan vs. Ruffy — Five Rounds Do Not Favor the Wrestler the Way the Crowd ThinksOne day before UFC 311, with the poster for the lightweight title fight again...
An Empty Scoresheet in Incheon and the Three Frameworks of Vietnamese Martial ArtsAutumn 2026, in the stands of an arena in Incheon, I sat beside a colleague w...
Asiad 20: Vietnam's First Teqball Bronze and the Signal from a Brand-New SportOn the morning of September 20, 2026, at a venue inside the Asiad 20 complex,...
The Season Without an Off-Season: A Risk Map of Injury in Vietnamese Combat SportsThe Season Without an Off-Season: A Risk Map of Injury in Vietnamese Combat...
Sanda 56kg Final at Asiad 20: Dinh Van Tam, Ou Jiaming, and the Truth Hidden in the NumbersIn Dinh Van Tam's three most recent bouts at the Asiad 20 qualifiers, I...
ASIAD 2026: Vietnam Women's Karate and the First Gold Medal - When a Rebuilt Team Refuses to SurrenderThe arena in Aichi-Nagoya was silent enough to hear breathing. Three Vietname...
Farid Basharat Undefeated Yet Released by the UFC: How Finish Rate Prices an Entire CareerWhen the UFC confirmed it would not renew Farid Basharat's contract, most...
Undefeated at 16-0 and still cut: when a perfect record is no longer currencyThe bout with John Garza ended after three rounds, all three judges scored it...
Muay Thai Opens the 2026 National Sports Festival: What the Weight-Class Board RevealsInside the multi-purpose gymnasium of the Ho Chi Minh City Sports Training an...
Muay Thai Opens the 2026 National Sports Festival: 13 Divisions, a 63.5 kg Ceiling and the Silences Nobody MeasuredThe opening ceremony for Muay at the 2026 National Sports Festival, hosted by...
Tran Thi Cam Tu's Silver: The Weight-Class Fork Is the Story, Not the 0-6 ScorelineThe scoreboard in Bielsko-Biała stopped at two numbers: 0 and 6. Tran Thi Cam...
Tran Thi Cam Tu: A World Kumite Silver at 17 and the -59kg Fork Nobody Is DiscussingThe third round had 41 seconds left. The electronic scoreboard on tatami two ...
Jena Bishop and the inaugural belt: when a fighter wins the fight but loses on the scorecardThere is a moment in the first round that I replayed more times than I care t...
Bishop Rallies Past Carmouche to Claim PFL Crown: 48-47 and the Thinnest Margin a Title Has Ever KnownThe left hook from Liz Carmouche in the third minute of round one put Jena...
Jena Bishop and the PFL Belt: When One Round Decides HistoryThree judges, one number: 48-47. When the result of the PFL women's flyweight...
Jena Bishop wins inaugural PFL women's flyweight title: three 48-47 cards and the first round that nearly changed historyThree cards. Three judges. One number, repeated three times: 48-47. Jena Bish...
UFC 331: Tsarukyan vs. Ruffy — Five Rounds Do Not Favor the Wrestler the Way the Crowd ThinksOne day before UFC 311, with the poster for the lightweight title fight again...
An Empty Scoresheet in Incheon and the Three Frameworks of Vietnamese Martial ArtsAutumn 2026, in the stands of an arena in Incheon, I sat beside a colleague w...
Asiad 20: Vietnam's First Teqball Bronze and the Signal from a Brand-New SportOn the morning of September 20, 2026, at a venue inside the Asiad 20 complex,...
The Season Without an Off-Season: A Risk Map of Injury in Vietnamese Combat SportsThe Season Without an Off-Season: A Risk Map of Injury in Vietnamese Combat...
Sanda 56kg Final at Asiad 20: Dinh Van Tam, Ou Jiaming, and the Truth Hidden in the NumbersIn Dinh Van Tam's three most recent bouts at the Asiad 20 qualifiers, I...
ASIAD 2026: Vietnam Women's Karate and the First Gold Medal - When a Rebuilt Team Refuses to SurrenderThe arena in Aichi-Nagoya was silent enough to hear breathing. Three Vietname...
Farid Basharat Undefeated Yet Released by the UFC: How Finish Rate Prices an Entire CareerWhen the UFC confirmed it would not renew Farid Basharat's contract, most...
Undefeated at 16-0 and still cut: when a perfect record is no longer currencyThe bout with John Garza ended after three rounds, all three judges scored it...
