High expectations: Joshua Koh I-Jie hopes that by training with the South Koreans he will be able to regain the gold medal at the SEA Games. — AZMAN GHANI/The Star
KUALA LUMPUR: Fencer Joshua Koh I-Jie is ready to go to South Korea and learn from the best as he seeks to regain his SEA Games gold medal.
“The South Koreans are world-class in fencing. After all, the epee gold medallist (Park Sang-young) at last year’s Rio Olympics was from South Korea,” said Joshua, who will leave on Sunday, where he will undergo a two-month stint.
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