CHENGDU, China — Lydia Sham delivered a masterful performance Saturday, capturing gold in the Women’s Wushu Changquan-Jianshu-Qiangshu combined event and further cementing Hong Kong’s impressive showing at the World Games.
Sham’s victory marks the third gold medal for Hong Kong and the second for its wushu team, showcasing the region’s growing prowess in the traditional Chinese martial art.
Wong Po-kee, Chef de Mission for the Hong Kong delegation, praised Sham’s exceptional skills. “Her performance was nothing short of extraordinary,” Wong said. “With fluid yet powerful movements, she demonstrated remarkable technical precision that set her apart from competitors.”
The win comes as a significant boost for Hong Kong’s athletic reputation, with Sham’s gold underlining the region’s commitment to athletic excellence.
The Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong quickly celebrated the achievement, recognizing Sham’s breakthrough as a defining moment for the team.
As the World Games continue, Sham’s victory serves as a powerful reminder of the dedication and skill required to excel at the highest levels of international competition.
