This week, we're joined by young dance-sport athlete Cherry Yeo, who recently made history as Malaysia's first champion at the World DanceSport Federation’s World Cup Solo Latin. The 19 year old shares her inspiring journey as a hobbyist to competitive dancer, highlighting her recent victories in Serbia and Spain. She also breaks down the challenges she faces and her dedication to mentoring younger dancers in the future.

Photo Credit: Cherry Yeo on Facebook

This week, we're joined by young dance-sport athlete Cherry Yeo, who recently made history as Malaysia's first champion at the World DanceSport Federation’s World Cup Solo Latin. The 19 year old shares her inspiring journey as a hobbyist to competitive dancer, highlighting her recent victories in Serbia and Spain. She also breaks down the challenges she faces and her dedication to mentoring younger dancers in the future. Photo Credit: Cherry Yeo on Facebook

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Cherry's Historic Twist 

As a momentous year in Malaysian sports nears to a close, we look back at some of the biggest sporting stories that happened this year. 



We revisit Sivasangari Subramaniam's historic win at the London Squash Classic that marked the first time a Malaysian had won a gold-level PSA tournament since Datuk Nicol David in 2015, the horrific attacks on footballers Faisal Halim and Akhyar Rashid that shook Malaysian football, Malaysia's bid to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games that drew mixed reactions and heated debates, the thrilling bronze medal matches fought by national shuttlers Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik and Lee Zii Jia at the Paris Olympics, and the performance report card of the Malaysian contingent at the world's biggest games.



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As a momentous year in Malaysian sports nears to a close, we look back at some of the biggest sporting stories that happened this year. We revisit&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.bfm.my/podcast/night-shift/bar-none/sivasangari-stuns-in-london">Sivasangari Subramaniam's historic win</a> at the London Squash Classic that marked the first time a Malaysian had won a gold-level PSA tournament since Datuk Nicol David in 2015, the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.bfm.my/podcast/night-shift/bar-none/ugly-side-of-the-beautiful-game">horrific attacks on footballers Faisal Halim and Akhyar Rashid</a> that shook Malaysian football, <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.bfm.my/podcast/night-shift/bar-none/2026-commonwealth-games-waste-of-money-or-worth-it">Malaysia's bid to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games</a> that drew mixed reactions and heated debates, the thrilling bronze medal matches fought by national shuttlers <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.bfm.my/podcast/night-shift/bar-none/aaron-wooi-yik-retain-lzj-wins-first-olympic-medal">Aaron Chia-Soh Wooi Yik and Lee Zii Jia at the Paris Olympics</a>, and the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.bfm.my/podcast/night-shift/bar-none/paris-2024-report-card">performance report card</a> of the Malaysian contingent at the world's biggest games.Click to listen to the full podcasts.

2024: Year in Review

In this episode of That's A Sport, we shine a spotlight on World Chase Tag, the first and only global league for competitive parkour tag- an exhilarating fusion of skill, strategy, and athleticism inspired by the game of cops and robbers. Drawing some of the world's best parkour athletes, the sport sees two teams battling it out in an obstacle-filled arena called The Quad in an intense game of speed and agility where athletes race against the clock with one goal in mind: Don't get caught!



We speak to one of the founding members of the sport, Christian Devaux, to discover how World Chase Tag has transformed one of the oldest games in the world into the fast-paced, high-octane viral worldwide phenomenon it is today.



That's A Sport is a monthly series where we look to explore and discover some lesser known sports from around the globe.



Photo credit: World Chase Tag

In this episode of That's A Sport, we&nbsp;shine a spotlight on World Chase Tag, the first and only global league for competitive parkour tag- an exhilarating fusion of skill, strategy, and athleticism inspired by the game of cops and robbers. Drawing some of the world's best parkour athletes, the sport sees two teams battling it out in an obstacle-filled arena called The Quad in an intense game of speed and agility where athletes race against the clock with one goal in mind: Don't get caught!We speak to one of the founding members of the sport, Christian Devaux, to discover how World Chase Tag has transformed one of the oldest games in the world into the fast-paced, high-octane viral worldwide phenomenon it is today.That's A Sport is a monthly series where we look to explore and discover some lesser known sports from around the globe.Photo credit: World Chase Tag

Ep11: World Chase Tag, That's A Sport?

The fast-growing global padel phenomenon has hit Malaysia in full force as the racket sport ramps up in the region. With a team headed by former national squash player Delia Arnold, team manager and Joy Divison Padel’s Rajay Singh and Maurice Noone have set their sights on a Malaysian team taking the sport by storm on the world stage as it's on track to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. We get a look behind the scenes into Malaysia's first competitive padel team – fresh off finishing fourth at their first outing at the inaugural Asia Pacific Padel Cup 2024 – to find out what it's taking to develop the sport locally, padel in the region, and where they hope to take the team in the future.

The fast-growing global padel phenomenon has hit Malaysia in full force as the racket sport ramps up in the region. With a team headed by former national squash player Delia Arnold, team manager and Joy Divison Padel’s Rajay Singh and Maurice Noone&nbsp;have set their sights on a Malaysian team taking the sport by storm on the world stage as it's on track to be included in the 2032 Brisbane Olympics. We get a look behind the scenes into Malaysia's first competitive padel team – fresh off finishing fourth at their first outing at the inaugural Asia Pacific Padel Cup 2024 – to find out what it's taking to develop the sport locally, padel in the region, and where they hope to take the team in the future.

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