‘My body was hurt, my heart was hurt,’ says the 33-year-old Beijing Ducks guard, citing breathing troubles and reflecting on ‘tough’ two years on and off the court.

The ‘Loh Kean Yew Encouragement Fund’ closed on Sunday with more than S$367,000, not including Indonesian family’s S$200,000 injection, as the 24-year-old loses to Lakshya Sen in the India Open final

Chief Executive Carrie Lam hails Olympic champion’s performance, after world No 4 foilist becomes the city’s first men’s fencing World Cup winner, following defeats of Edoardo Luperi in final and world No 1 Alessio Foconi in Paris semis, to

‘We’re here for a reason’, Australian Open champion’s personal trainer Yutaka Nakamura says ahead of grand slam comeback, after a mental health-related hiatus.

‘We don’t allow drinking alcohol when you are with or travelling with the national team. That is not possible,’ new senior men’s head coach Jorn Andersen says in first Hong Kong press conference.

Former North Korea manager outlines plans in first press conference after seeing ‘a lot of things I don’t like’ from Hong Kong game footage while in quarantine.

The 22-year-old patiently powered through an underdeveloped local scene and a career-threatening injury to earn Beijing 2022 qualification – ‘I learned how much the sport and the Olympics meant to me’.

The 19-year-old defender Shalika Aurelia Viandrisa becomes the first Indonesian women’s player to sign for a professional team in Europe, after previously having trials with West Ham and Bayern Munich.

From on-court training to postgame hotpots, former NBA and CBA star Zhou Qi and prospect Ben Li have formed a brotherhood Down Under playing for South East Melbourne Phoenix.

The 27-year-old has capped an impressive 2021 in China, climbing more than 500 places in the world rankings, as Hong Kong Golf Association chief Danny Lai hopes he ‘brings home a medal’ at the 2022 Asian Games.

The 20-year-old says he ‘couldn’t turn my back against’ CBA opportunity despite US college game being a childhood goal.

From her mission to make her Hong Kong grandparents proud, to her friendship with Emma Raducanu, the 23-year-old is set for a breakout season after her first win over a top 20-ranked opponent in Adelaide.

Badminton fanatic Wei Chan launches the ‘Loh Kean Yew Encouragement Fund’ after the 24-year-old’s historic BWF world championships win last month – ‘I felt compelled to do something to thank him’.

J1 League joint-top scorer Daizen Maeda reunites with Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou after season at Yokohama F Marinos, while Yosuke Ideguchi and Reo Hatate join from Gamba Osaka and Kawasaki Frontale.

Eyeing a fourth World Cup outing, Bella Milo recalls getting ‘a bit emotional’ while serving as a Hong Kong coach against Samoa, but says facing her ‘second home’ would be ‘a cool and different experience’.

The 20-year-old breakout star Yuka Saso recalls ‘unforgettable’ Hong Kong debut in 2015, while Hong Kong Golf Association chief Danny Lai says an LPGA Tour event in city would ‘definitely inspire local players’.

‘We want to do as much as we can to let people know, ‘hey, we’re going to the Beijing 2022 Olympics’,’ says the 22-year-old Sidney Chu, who was selected to represent Hong Kong in the 500m short-track speed skating event.

‘I have Muay Thai training in the morning, then taekwondo in the afternoon. My day off is very busy. My employers are like ‘how do you do that? You must be so tired’,’ said domestic helper Aibil Villaluna.

From skiing sensation Eileen Gu, to China’s first Formula 1 driver Zhou Guanyu, here are some sportsmen and women to watch out for next year.

City’s top foilists in Paris to train with France and Japan ahead of bumper international calendar, as they look to ‘maximise’ skills going into 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games.

The 20-year-old reigning US Women’s Open champion praises ‘great golf talent’ across Asia and says anything can be achieved ‘regardless of who you are and where you came from’.

Winners Au Ying-leung and Ma Kwan-ching hope dominant Hong Kong Open wins will help increase talent pool and close the gap between the city and their international rivals.

‘What we achieved with Hong Kong is something amazing and I wanted the community to remember this for as long as possible,’ said Olympic gold medal-winning coach Gregory Koenig ahead of the roll-out of 5,424 NFTs.

Wonderkid Au extends his lead ahead of the final round as he sets out course for 2022 Asian Games and 2024 Paris Olympics selection, while Ma Kwan-ching maintains 100 per cent win record.

‘You could argue we’ve already lost the moment we step on to the international stage,’ says city’s number one women’s breakdancer Chan Ka-yi, also known as Bgirl Lady Little.

The 24-year-old eyes historic Le Mans outing as a means to ‘redefine’ stereotypes that Asian women are ‘docile, dainty and submissive’ after winning six championship titles in the 24H Series GT4 class.

Four of the city’s highest-ranked Bboys and Bgirls return from the World Breaking Championships with local star Chan Ka-yi declaring ‘this is just the start’ on their long road to Paris 2024.

The veteran driver overcomes Macau crash, South Africa confusion, and Penny’s Bay quarantine to return to family in time for Christmas – ‘this time it took me three months to get home’.

Tokyo 2020 Olympic bronze medallist Doo Hoi-kem struggles against Hina Hayata, while teammate Wong Chun-ting almost takes world No 5 Tomokazu Harimoto to fifth game but was ‘not decisive enough’, says coach Zhang Rui.

Kenny Yung Shing-long takes a dramatic win in the HKFA eFootball Open final to lead Hong Kong’s team in second-ever Nations Cup.