何思朗

English

Ho Sze Long Aaron is a Hong Kong men's sabre fencer and a mainstay of Hong Kong, China's men's sabre team alongside Chan Lok-hei, Ho Pak-lam and Leung Tin-ching. He has fenced for many years and has ridden out difficult spells, at one point dropping outside the world's top 120. In 2025, at the men's individual sabre of the 15th National Games, he fought through to the final, losing 7-15 to Shandong's Wei Zhenhao to take silver - Hong Kong's best result in the event at the National Games and a rare major individual medal for Hong Kong fencing, the fruit, he said, of ten years of persistence. His form then returned: early in 2026 he fenced three FIE world-ranking events, reaching the main draw in one and lifting his world ranking to 69th, saying he was finally 'on the right track'. In 2026 he was named to Hong Kong's men's sabre squad at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, joining Chan Lok-hei, Ho Pak-lam and Leung Tin-ching in the team event, where Hong Kong lost to world No. 2 South Korea in the semi-finals but took bronze. That year he was also selected for the men's individual and team sabre at the World Fencing Championships in Hong Kong.