Thai Wheelchair Fencer Saysunee Jana Reflects on Asian Para Games Performance

Thai wheelchair fencing athlete Saysunee Jana, 52, recently shared her reflections following the 2026 Asian Para Games held in Nagoya, Japan. Despite a challenging tournament, Jana secured two silver medals in the women’s individual foil and épée Class B categories. In the final rounds, she was defeated by South Korea’s Cho Eun-hye.

Following the competition, Jana expressed the emotional toll of the event, noting that the path to the finals—which involved overcoming highly skilled competitors from China—required immense physical and mental effort. Addressing public speculation regarding her future in the sport, she explicitly confirmed her commitment to continue training and competing with the goal of reaching the upcoming Paralympic Games in Los Angeles.

For residents and visitors following Thai sports, Jana’s performance highlights the high level of dedication required in elite para-sports. Her resilience serves as a significant point of interest for those tracking Thailand’s international sporting achievements. While her participation in the Los Angeles Paralympics is her stated goal, official qualification processes and final roster selections for the Games remain to be confirmed by the relevant sporting authorities.