With Huang Chong now a champion at the Tour of the United Arab Emirates, he had undoubtedly made good on his earlier promises.
The better Huang Chong performed, the more crucial Dewey would inevitably become to their three-way joint venture. There was no question about it.
Zhou Ming was the one for ideas and production, while Li Zifan handled more of the investment and operations side.
As for himself, his role was purely to leverage the bond he'd forged with Huang Chong, acting as the bridge for future business collaborations between the company and star cyclists.
While each of the three partners had their own focus, his connection to Huang Chong was, without a doubt, the most crucial.
If Huang Chong had failed to perform on the World Tour and couldn't deliver good results, Li Zifan and Zhou Ming would have definitely kicked him out of the joint venture.
