On Deck is my upcoming schedule so my fans can keep up with what I'm doing -games, appearances, events and other important information.
3/18 Appearence at Volvo of Fort Myers, FL 3/19 Red Sox final spring training game vs Blue Jays 3/19 Team leaves for Tokyo, Japan 3/21 MLB Press Conference from Tokyo, Japan
When I'm not working out, preparing for a game or crushing my teammates in ping pong and cribbage I like to spend time at home with friends and family resting, playing video games, watching lots of TV and movies or just hanging out. The site will show you what I am up to when I am not at Fenway. I’ll answer a question or two from time to time, post some photos for you to chime in on and go head to head with some of my favorite tough guys in “Baller Battle Royale”. You'll be able to vote in weekly polls, keep up with my schedule and check out pictures and video in the multimedia section. I hope you guys enjoy the site!
I am not the only tough guy around and there are some I admire so every week I'll be matched up with one of the “baddest ballers” around. We will go head to head in different categories to find out just who is the “baddest”. Check out the stats each week and then cast your vote for the Baller Battle Royale Winner in our fan poll.
Dustin vs Hakuho: Hakuho is a professional Sumo wrestler from Mongolia, who comes from a family with a long line of sumo wrestlers. Just how bad of a baller is Hakuho? Well, at just 22 years old, he was promoted to the highest sumo rank, yokozuna. Right now Hakuho is dominating his opponents and is one of the most well known in his sport but he wasn't always. When he started sumo, Hakuho was the skinniest wrestler and had to work extremely hard to earn a spot on any team. Just a few years later, after a lot of hard work and determination, Hakuho has become one of the top sumo wrestlers in the world. Undersized, over matched, doubted by most, overcomes it all and manages to prove everyone wrong and dominates? Sounds familiar...
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