Ken Haw breaks through pain barrier of fractured foot for double glory


Homester’s high: Sarawak’s Chin Ken Haw rejoicing after his win in the boys’ individual freestyle poomsae event. — KAMARUL ARIFFIN/The Star

FROM being unable to walk last week to winning two gold medals at the Sarawak Sukma, taekwondo exponent Chin Ken Haw showed that he can push through anything.

The 20-year-old, who fractured his foot last week, won gold in the boys’ individual freestyle poomsae event, before taking home another gold medal in the mixed freestyle open team poomsae with teammates Fedealis Kom Twin and Randy Owen Augustine Linggi.

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