Once a king in the boxing world, why did he fall into a debt trap after retirement? Zou Shiming, a figure who once made waves in the boxing circle, actually took a big fall on his entrepreneurial path after retirement. You might think such a plot is overly dramatic, but unfortunately, this is what really happened - from top boxer to being mired in 200 million yuan of debt, Zou Shiming's entrepreneurial journey was filled with conflicts between hope and disappointment, dreams and reality. When it comes to Zou Shiming, you must surely recall the moment he won the gold medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. His skills were exquisite, his spirit firm, creating countless memories for the audience. Moreover, this gold medal not only made Zou Shiming a household sports star but also brought him generous bonuses and endorsement contracts. It can be said that at that time, he stood at the pinnacle of life, with wealth and honor doubled. After retiring, Zou Shiming did not choose to live a leisurely life like many athletes, but instead started his own entrepreneurial journey. This seemed like a natural choice, after all, he had fame, resources, and more importantly, an unwillingness to be ordinary. He and his wife, Ran Yingying, opened boxing gyms across the country, trying to turn their profession into a fitness project loved by the public. Boxing, once a sport full of fierce competition, seemed to have been given new meaning in their hands. However, entrepreneurship is not as simple as imagined. The opening of the boxing gym…