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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Video: Taishan, The Chinese Giant, Putting in Work

    Los Angeles, California - Radio Rahim catches up with Chinese heavyweight giant Taishan Dong, who made his pro debut last July in San Francisco. The seven foot prospect, 26-years-old, is looking to make a big name for himself in the United States. Promoted by Golden Boy Promotions, Taishan will return to the ring for the third time in his career on February 27th against Roy McCrary at Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio, California. The fight will be televised on Fox Sports 1.
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    • P4PLoser
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      He has a pretty good handspeed for someone this big

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        • BlakBread904
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          Originally posted by P4PLoser
          He has a pretty good handspeed for someone this big
          Taishan is a very intriguing prospect. he's friggin HUGE and if he continues to gain experience and win, he can be a handful for any heavy.

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            • Dudley
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              Worst trainer alert

              Taishan working with Buddy Mcgirt as a trainer is the worst choice, he or any, boxer could make. Looks like he has talent it will only be wasted under his "direction".

              Taishian should work with Klitchko as a sparring partner and have Banks work with him. Klitch and him will never meet in the ring because by the time Taishan is ready Klitch will be retired.

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                • Evol
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                  Originally posted by Dudley
                  Taishan working with Buddy Mcgirt as a trainer is the worst choice, he or any, boxer could make. Looks like he has talent it will only be wasted under his "direction".

                  Taishian should work with Klitchko as a sparring partner and have Banks work with him. Klitch and him will never meet in the ring because by the time Taishan is ready Klitch will be retired.
                  mcgrit seems lazy at times. and he seems to get pissed off easily when taishan is not doing what he's suppose to do correctly. i dont think these 2 is a good match up.

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                    • Dudley
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                      Originally posted by Evol
                      mcgrit seems lazy at times. and he seems to get pissed off easily when taishan is not doing what he's suppose to do correctly. i dont think these 2 is a good match up.
                      Mcgirt is ****.

                      He doesn't even have him side step after a combo, to get out of the way of an exchange after landing, thinking offense and defense. He's also holding the pads super low. Dude is lazy man, He shouldn't train anyone.

                      I dismiss very few trainers, but Buddy Mcgirt, is by far the worst in the sport of boxing.

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                        • jas
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                          Taishan should train with someone else

                          I know it's a media workout but taishan is too laid back and there was no instruction on defence. None at all.

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                            • Ulver
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                              Oh no -- Dong has chosen to work with ding-a-ling trainer "Bad News" Buddy McGirt!

                              Disaster can be the only result!

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