Comments Thread For: Zou Shiming Card is Coming Together For July 27th

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The event featuring two-time Olympic gold medal winner Zou Shiming (1-0) is coming together. The card is scheduled to take place on July 27th at the Venetian Casino & Resort in Macau, where Shiming made his pro debut as a flyweight on April 6th. He won a four round unanimous decision over Eleaar Valenzurela (2-2-2). Top Rank is staging the show.

IBF featherweight champion Evgeny Gradovich (16-0, 8KOs) will make the first defense of his title against mandatory challenger Mauricio Munoz (26-3, 12KOs).
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[anonymous2.0]

Another 300,000 dollar payday for Shiming?

[thuggery]

Another 300,000 dollar payday for Shiming?

If he can fill out an entire arena and massive TV rating in his respective country, why not?

[Hougigo]

The Penalosa bros will probably be back.
Not a bad card for Asia... Ruiz and Evandy on there

[HeroBando]

Another 300,000 dollar payday for Shiming?

500k supposedly

[JmH Reborn]

If he can fill out an entire arena and massive TV rating in his respective country, why not?

Exactly, the guy is already China's version of Canelo/Mayweather/Cotto/Klit Bros

He runs ****. Its actually quite impressive

[MiscBrah]

Zero ****s given about this guy... And I'm guessing hbo will gladly televise this over a Garcia fight

[Nay_Sayer]

Shiming is a joke and a KO waiting to happen.

This guy is in the infancy of his pro career and their acting like he's a veteran of several 12 round fights. This guy needs to be fighting at least once a month.

[anonymous2.0]

If he can fill out an entire arena and massive TV rating in his respective country, why not?

Yeah, if I were Shiming I wouldn't complain either.

[anonymous2.0]

Shiming is a joke and a KO waiting to happen.

This guy is in the infancy of his pro career and their acting like he's a veteran of several 12 round fights. This guy needs to be fighting at least once a month.

I expect some hand picked opponents and a title fight against the weakest title holder in his division.