Hong Kong's fencing team, a mix of veterans and young debutants, is preparing to host its first World Fencing Championships in less than three weeks. Led by Olympic champion Cheung Ka-long and reigning individual champion Ryan Choi, the men's foil quartet is backed as medal contenders on home soil.
Hong Kong's world No 2 fencer Ryan Choi Chun-yin is racing to recover from a hamstring injury before the World Fencing Championships on home soil. Coach Greg Koenig expressed pride in the team's runner-up finish at the Asian Championships despite injuries and food poisoning.
Hong Kong fencers compete in Shanghai Grand Prix for last chance to secure spots in Asian Fencing Championships and World Fencing Championships
Fencing world champion Ryan Choi Chun-yin boldly said on Saturday that he wanted to see the Hong Kong’s men climb to the top of the team world before he retires. The city will host the World Fencing Championships this summer, and Choi said it was time a team that had two athletes who had been ranked as the best in the sport should be bidding to do the same as a group. Speaking to media at an event previewing the championships in July, Choi and his teammates also pointed to the three World Cup...
