On the track, he broke thirty-two world records in long-distance running. Whenever he threw the javelin, he cleared everyone within a two-hundred-meter radius. He was the Eastern Buck and the King of Throwing.
On the basketball court, he grabbed 40 rebounds and made 20 blocks at the Olympics, sending Shaquille O'Neal flying with one arm. He was the ruler beneath the rim.
On the weightlifting platform, he rewrote China's history of never winning a title in the heavyweight division and created permanent records in weightlifting. He was the peerless strongman.
Inside the boxing ring, he stood as steady as a mountain and answered punch with punch, knocking out the Klitschko brothers in three punches. He was the invincible iron fist.
The most vicious enforcer on the ice hockey rink, and the most savage linebacker on the football field.
With a 650-kilogram deadlift, a 600-kilogram modern-style bench press, and a combined punching force of 1,000 kilograms, he was the strongest man on the planet.
With a marathon time of one hour and thirty-two minutes and the endurance to swim 380 kilometers across the Taiwan Strait, he was the man with the greatest stamina on the planet.
The miracle of miracles in sports history, the most perfect template in human evolution.
His name was Yi Dun.
He was the One-Ton Superman!
