唐·金

Don King (born 1931) promoted some of boxing's most legendary fights, including 拳王阿里 (Muhammad Ali) vs. 福尔曼 (George Foreman) — 'The Rumble in the Jungle' — and 阿里 vs. 弗雷泽 (Frazier) — 'The Thrilla in Manila.' Instantly recognizable for his vertical white hair. The middle dot · in 唐·金 is the standard Chinese punctuation separating a Western given name and surname.

唐 ('Don') and 金 ('King') are both happy phonetic-and-semantic matches: 唐 is also a major Chinese dynasty / surname, and 金 means 'gold' — fitting a man whose career was about big-money fights.