Liao Ming-Hsiung is a retired Taiwanese professional baseball player. A well-known slugger since college era in the Chinese Culture University, Liao is best known for hitting the game-winning RBI twice in the two Chinese Taipei versus Japan matches in the 1992 Summer Olympics's preliminary round and semifinal, where Chinese Taipei finally won the silver medal. After the 1992 Olympics Liao joined CPBL along with then just-established China Times Eagles. He had been gaining popularity for his excellent batting performance and handsome look, winning him the nickname Prince of Baseball. However in June 1997 he was expelled by the CPBL after he was confirmed to be involved in the The Black Eagles Incident. Liao's fame immediately vanished and he was rumored only could work as a street vendor around 1999-2000. Liao later sought to join Taiwan Major League in 2001 but was also refused. Since 2004 Liao started to coach in the China Baseball League under the introduction of 1992 Summer Olympics fellow Chiang Tai-Chuan. He returned to Taiwan one season later to coach Taiwanese high school baseball teams, as well as runs some small business. 

October 18th, 1968 in (Age 56)