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Teo secures Singapore's first MMA Asian Games medal
Tiffany Teo has become the first Singaporean mixed martial artist to win a medal at the Asian Games after advancing to the women's atomweight semi-finals. The 36-year-old will next face India's Suchika Tariyal.
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Singapore has claimed its first-ever medal in mixed martial arts at the Asian Games, with veteran fighter Tiffany Teo punching her ticket to the semi-finals of the women's atomweight division.
Teo's progression to the final four guarantees at least a bronze medal for the city-state in the sport, marking a significant milestone for Singapore's combat sports representation at Asia's premier multi-sport event.
The accomplished fighter will take on India's Suchika Tariyal in the semi-final round as she pursues an opportunity to compete for gold. At 36 years old, Teo continues to demonstrate the technical proficiency and competitive edge that has defined her career in the sport.
The achievement underscores Singapore's growing presence in mixed martial arts and adds to the nation's diverse medal count across the Asian Games programme.