Domination in America, Starting from being a Boxing Champion

Dino waved his hand and said.

Hoyle glared at him angrily, his flushed cheeks gradually cooling and turning pitch black, and he said sternly, "I don't use sleep powder, we only slept together after dating normally. It's those unethical media stirring things up and throwing dirt on me."

"You sleep with a fan after just chatting for a few sentences, isn't that using sleep powder? Don't tell me you always date a fan for a few months before sleeping together."

Dino teased.

"Hoyle, this really is using sleep powder, and you can't wash it away," Morales advised.

Hoyle's bronze cheeks flamed up again, he glanced back at Morales telling him to shut up, his eyes then shifted to Link.

"Dating fans isn't unusual for us celebrities and idols. Most of the people who want to go out with us are fans who admire us, should we then not date them just because they're fans?"

Don't believe me? Ask Link, he's got so many girlfriends around the world, and most of them are his fans. Speaking of using sleep powder, Link is the real expert. Compared to him, I'm really nothing."

Hoyle seemed to find a shield, his expression and tone relaxing a bit.

Link chuckled, "You're trying to shift the focus, no problem, but you've picked the wrong person. All my rumored girlfriends are celebrities, not a single ordinary fan, and I met them through work. Strictly speaking, they are colleagues, not fans."

"Link is right, his girlfriends all have entries on Google, searchable, none of them ordinary people. Link sleeping with them is just mutual admiration, not using his influence to seduce fans. Hoyle, in this matter, you are really different from Link."

Dino smirked.

"Yes, last year, many media outlets called Link a playboy, but not a single report accused him of using sleep powder. Hoyle, no use arguing, we're all men here, admitting it won't make anyone laugh at you."

Morales said with a broad grin.

Angered by the two, Hoyle gnashed his teeth, his face turning from red to white. He glared at Dino, kicked Morales in the shin as he stood up, and stormed off to the restroom.

Dino and Morales laughed loudly, slapping their chairs, and even the coaching staff couldn't help but burst out laughing.

Link shook his head, glad he chose to sit outside signing autographs for fans. Sitting inside would just lead to chatting and goofing off, passing an uninteresting flight.

"Anna, is there anyone else who wants an autograph?"

Link asked as he sent off a fan.

Since there were quite a few fans on the plane, they all streamed over for autographs which could create chaos, so Wallace and Bob stood in the aisle of the business class directing fans to come one by one.

"Boss, not for now, but a Huaxia singer heard you're here, and he'd like to come over and say hi, do you want to meet him?"

Anna asked.

"Sure, have him come over for a chat."

Link put down his pen, unscrewed the cap, and took a sip of water.

Soon, Anna led a male singer over, not very tall, about 172 cm, dressed in a hoodie and loose jeans, with a drooping mouth, looking all cool.

It was the Hongxia superstar Jerry Zhou.

Last year, when Link toured Asia, he had also extended an invitation to him.

But Jerry Zhou was busy with his "Super Era World Tour" at the time and couldn't make it.

Recently, Jerry was also active in North America.

In February, he starred in the Hollywood blockbuster "The Green Hornet," which was released in North America with a production budget of 120 million US dollars, a North American box office of 85.74 million US dollars, and a global box office of 223 million. Considering production and marketing costs, the producers and distributors lost about 20 to 30 million.

However, Jerry starring in a major Hollywood production enhanced his global recognition and influence significantly.

In March, "Time Magazine" listed him third on their 'Most Influential People of the Year' ranking.

In June, he was nominated for Best Newcomer at the MTV Movie & TV Awards for his role as Kato in "The Green Hornet," most likely here in the US for the award ceremony.

"Hi Mr. Zhou, nice to meet you!"

Link stood up to shake hands with Zhou and invited him to sit and chat.

Jerry's English was quite good, he greeted him and expressed his admiration for both his music and boxing matches, mentioning that he planned to attend one of his boxing events in Hong Kong Island.

Link thanked him, asked if he had tickets, and offered him two VIP tickets provided by the event sponsors.

The news reported that all 15,000 tickets for his boxing match were sold out.

Currently, ordinary tickets on the black market were going for twice the price, VIP tickets five times more, with one ticket costing tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars. It was said that many celebrities and VIPs would attend, making tickets especially hard to get.

Jerry accepted the tickets without hesitation, and even asked for them to be signed.

After chatting for a while and taking a photo together, Jerry left satisfied.

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"Jelun, how was it, did you see Link?"

In first class, Wensan with a small mustache eagerly approached the returning Jerry.

"Humph, brother personally took action, how could I not see him? He even gave me two tickets to the match," Jerry said, waving the two tickets.

"Wow, they're VIP area tickets, and they even have signatures, Jerry, you're amazing," Wensan exclaimed excitedly.

"Only two tickets? But there are three of us, huh."