SEA Games 2023: Timothy Loh wins Singapore’s first wrestling gold

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PHNOM PENH – After grappling at four editions of the SEA Games, Timothy Loh has struck gold for Singapore, winning the Republic’s first-ever title in the sport after winning the men’s freestyle 125kg category on Tuesday. The 31-year-old defeated Cambodia’s Dorn Sao...

PHNOM PENH – After grappling at four editions of the SEA Games, Timothy Loh has struck gold for Singapore, winning the Republic’s first-ever title in the sport after winning the men’s freestyle 125kg category on Tuesday.

The 31-year-old defeated Cambodia’s Dorn Sao and Lao’s Lerdxai Khamtama to finish top in his event. This is the strongman’s fifth medal at the SEA Games. He made his debut in 2013 in judo and won two bronzes in the sport that year and in 2015. He switched to sambo for the 2019 edition in the Philippines and won a bronze again and added a bronze in Greco-Roman wrestling in Hanoi in 2022.

Before Loh’s gold, Singapore had one silver and five bronzes n freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling.

 

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