Jiu-Jitsu warriors show they’re ready for battle to end wait for gold at SEA Games


All for the flag: The Malaysian Jiu-Jitsu team celebrating their success at the South-East Asia Championships in the Philippines.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysian Jiu-Jitsu exponents are hopeful of ending the gold medal wait at the Thailand SEA Games in December after a historic campaign at the South-East Asia (SEA) Championships in Philippines over the weekend.

The national team came home with an eight-medal haul from the Newaza (ground) event from Manila.

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