Things go off-target but Wiro will never give up


Hardworking: Wiro says that he needs more exposure and training to be better.

PETALING JAYA: The Iban war cry of Agi Idup Agi Ngelaban – fight to the last breath – has been national para archer Wiro Julin’s personal motto.

And that motto was what fired the Sarawakian up to earn a slot for Malaysia after a stunning campaign in the Asian Para Archery Championships in Bangkok last October, his first international assignment.

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