BINTULU: Muhammad Mikail Ghazali from Sarawak made a significant mark at the Muay Thai Malaysia Games (Sukma) with a decisive victory in less than 3 minutes. Competing in the 54-kilo male category, Mikail faced Johor’s Ahmad Akid and deployed a well-planned strategy to secure the win. Miki, as he’s popularly
BINTULU: Sarawak Muay Thai Association (PMNS) president Jumaat Ibrahim has described the Naim Paragon Street Mall here as an excellent choice for the Muay Thai event of the Malaysia Games (Sukma) XXI 2024. He explained that the shopping mall’s environment and design meet the ideal criteria for this close-contact combat
BINTULU: Sixteen-year-old Muay Thai fighter Texas Jeremy Lo is approaching the Malaysia Games (Sukma) with calmness and confidence. “It’s exciting, I feel great honestly, training has been great and even the food has been really good,” he said. Texas was speaking to New Sarawak Tribune at the Paragon Street Mall
BINTULU: The highly anticipated Sukma 2024 Muay Thai event began with a captivating Wai Kru performance before the fights. The atmosphere was electric today (Aug 15), with an intense energy filling the air as cheers and chants resonate throughout the venue, Paragon Street Mall. Each cheer not only boosts the
MUKAH: Sarawak women’s footballers are focused on winning their Group A match against Pahang tomorrow (Aug 16). Head coach Sufian Ibrahim said tomorrow’s game marks the start of his team’s mission, with a clear focus on defeating Pahang. “Our focus is to ensure we can achieve victory. If we win,
MUKAH: Passionate Sarawak fans took up positions along the fences finding any vantage point possible to catch a glimpse of Awangku Shahbuddin’s men in action in Sarawak’s match against Federal Territory. Fans were not just limited to the confines of the stadium; many were spotted outside the venue, determined to
MUKAH: Muhammad Faris came on as a substitute in the second half against Federal Territory to give Sarawak better control of the game. The Kuching lad gave the opposing team a headache with his ball control and long passes down the left and right wings. Asked why he was benched
MUKAH: Datuk Seri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah was full of praise for the people of Mukah who thronged the Mukah Stadium to give the Sarawak football team added support. The Minister of Youth, Sports, and Entrepreneurial Development of Sarawak said the extraordinary support boosted the Sarawak team’s confidence in their
MUKAH: A crucial penalty kick proved decisive in the Group D opener as Perak edged out Sarawak 1-0 at the Dalat and Mukah District Council (MDDM) Field, here yesterday (Aug 12). Perak’s Ahmad Daniel expertly converted the spot-kick, sending Sarawak goalie Muhammad Faridzuan Pekan, the wrong way. Perak started the
MUKAH: Sarawak went down fighting, losing 0-1 to four-time champions Perak in the opening Group D action of the Malaysia Games (Sukma) 2024 men’s football competition at the Dalat and Mukah District Council (MDDM) Field, here yesterday (Aug 12). The hosts were unfortunate not to be awarded a penalty. Head
