Pro debut tomorrow in San Francisco.
Taishan Dong, Chinese Heavyweight giant to debut in July - Asian Boxing
http://www.asianboxing.info/uploads/...82833787465938
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U_4LQ4XXBc
Printable View
Looks clumsey but a man that size is gonna be tough to beat. Who has he signed with? I would guess Bob Arum will be looking for more Chinese attractions
Bob Sapp is 6'5....giant? Yeah Giant WASTE OF TIME
We're going to find out! I'm waiting for one of these huge guys (it won't be this one) to come along and be the phenom we want to see.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
Chinese Valuev? No need to throw around insults! ;)
Great, I can see Arum lining up his next card from Macau right now ;D
Hey, at least the guy shaves his back.
His quads look horrible. I see him falling often.......timberrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
He's not very good but he'll be an attraction at least. That's gotta be worth something no? :dontknow:
I found another vid of him kickboxing. Judging from this...he's susceptible to overhand rights...not a good sign ;D ;)
He'll look good hitting the canvas :boxingmatch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUm1LQCFF9g
Lol... the guy he fought was KO'ed by a weak backhand in that last clip;D
I'd bet this guy won't be anywhere near as good as Valuev, and that's not saying a whole lot.
Freak show continues. :o
Yeah judging by the Sapp fight he looks like a giant bum. Look at him walking into those lame jabs Sapp throws. Holy shit.
he will faint on his ringwalk
Pro debut on...wake your asses up!!!
He's a biggun
He's not a complete waste of time, he has a good jab which they should concentrate on, along with everything else. lol
Biggest problem will be movement, pulling straight back with chin up and leaning back over the ropes are suicide moves for Taishan.
The right trainer could extend his career enough to make some decent money. Who knows?