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The only guy I can compare Dong with is Valuev, and looking at his videos, Dong seems a lot faster, especially in regard to hand speed. Valuev could go 12 rounds and he could take a punch. If Dong can too, I think he will be more than just a freak show.
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Asianboxing posted one of his kickboxing fights against Bob Sapp...all I can say is Sapp is terrible and Dong isn't much more than a freak show. #3 Chinese Heavyweight.Comment
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Valuev was lucky that he had a bunch of stops and starts to career before he hooked up with Sauerland promotions. He was able to learn his craft before he had to fight opponents that had a chance of winning. This guy probably has a team that wants to cash out the minute he fights an HBO type opponent. If that happens within a few years, he will lose and lose spectacularly.Last edited by low blows; 02-26-2015, 04:58 PM.Comment
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He's been talked about for a while. Johnny Bray was training him when he first came over for about a year, dunno why he isnt anymore. I thought he would have had more fights by now but I think he is learning to box from scratch pretty much, and that takes time. Big and powerful as he is, I can see him getting sparked as his skills seem pretty rudimentary.Comment
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I've seen him fight twice. He makes Valuev look like Cassius Clay.Comment
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I think we all can agree that if he's a quick study GBP will match him carefully and make a lot of money.
Based on the 2 fights he has had that I have seen, I think he's the next Butterbean - meaning a side show. For the sake of boxing I hope I'm wrong.Comment
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Once dude gets hit by a real heavyweight it's over.
Looks to me like a steroided hype job.Comment
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yes he is out here in L.A. at the goosen gym to be exact. thats a big dudeComment
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You can read more about him in this thread. He's not that good but the hype machine has already started.
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