Coach believes Adam can bag elusive jiujitsu gold


PHNOM PENH: Sharizal Sidek has backed national jiujitsu exponent Adam Akasyah to end the elusive wait for a gold in the SEA Games in Cambodia.

Adam had come close to getting the gold in last year’s edition in Vietnam but had to settle for silver in the men’s gi below 69kg.

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jiujitsu , Adam Akasyah , SEA Games , Cambodia

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