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Is Valero the Savior of boxing?
heavy GValero is all action and fun to watch. Very good power, especially in the left cross. It seems that a quality boxer-puncher could capitalize on Valero’s technicial deficiencies: he holds his hands low and his mouth open the entire fight. But to now, nobody has been able to do that. Not the savior of boxing (as if boxing needs one), but another action fighter who can force dramatic fights. Posted February 10, 2010crottyruhValero has 27 wins and all of them KO’s….. he must be on steroids. Posted February 10, 2010Glass JoeValero looks like he has some great abilities, but let’s face it–he still hasn’t beat a top fighter Posted February 10, 2010JwillUm…Jasz, Your choking on something. Give Pac his d!ck back now. This article is about VALERO not Pac. Read people. Posted February 10, 2010jaszRoach said during an interview (check in Youtube – search: EdMagikTV Freddie Roach on Manny Pacquiao vs Oscar De La Hoya) that they will fight Valero tomorrow and Manny will knock him out in 2 rounds. Pacquiao ain’t afraid of anyone. Like he always says, he’s just a fighter, its up to his promoters and trainer to choose the fighters he will fight. Posted February 10, 2010Manong TagacebuValero is still too green. Posted February 10, 2010sedfaasdfgeorge foreman got a better record than him Posted February 9, 2010JwillSavior of boxing?? Huh?? Who wrote this crap? There are so many good fights and fighters out there. Most of the idiots who blog just don’t know it. You know why? The problem is simple. Unless you REALLY follow boxing and all of its shows, you would think boxing needs saving. I’m talking to the casual fans with the big mouths who only know the big names, and are stupid enough to buy any pay per view event. You know, the d#*k riders. Valero is no savior. Good up and coming fighter that’s it. Yall bandwagon too much and too fast. Sickening! Posted February 9, 2010.X.x.truth-b-told.x.X.ID PAY PPV TWO SEE THS KID FGHT!!.. Posted February 9, 2010.X.x.truth-b-told.x.X.ONE TUFF COOKI AN HE DOWN FOR WAR!!, WTH THE RGHT TRAINNER U COULD B LOOKING AT THE NEXT POUND FOR POUND KING,, CANT WAIT TWO SEE THS KID FGHT AGAIN… Posted February 9, 2010chinquantoDuke you are right as long as fighters are protected and Judges can bebought the Game i love will go down its too bad im 71 yrs old and I think some of thes current fighters are the best ever Posted February 9, 2010chinquantoThis Kid is the real deal he will beat anyone or come damm close anyone that gets in the ring with him will know he was not Shadow Boxing Posted February 9, 2010carlNot really. he should past the best in junior welterweight and try one of the top ten welterweight before he fight the P4P kings like pacman and Floyd. Posted February 9, 2010TopoKidValero should stay 135 for a couple more fights. He looked good but not as strong as in his last bouts. Should make exciting fights with Michael Katsidis (strong will, straight foward slugger), Ali Funeka ( solid tall aggressive fighter), champ JJ Marquez ( great boxer/counter puncher, with good punching power and an exellent boxing mind) and maybe 130 #1 Humberto Soto before he tests 140 Posted February 9, 2010lex_fugitiveIf Valero fights Bradley he will be exposed. Posted February 9, 2010juani agree with jose, roysqoute{Is he in the top 10 pound for pound for boxing?} stop it your confusing new comers ,that why I hear a few saying their fighter could be a p4p when they have 1 or no title at all. the king of the p4p is he who has the most title of different weight classes,that oscar 5 floyd 6 pac 7and also older fighter hence floyd or manny. Posted February 9, 2010zee zeevalero fought bums, but hey, yes valero, david haye, david tua, amir khan are the saviour’s of boxing. thomas ademik too. Posted February 9, 2010Boxingfan3Ok well valero is good but like they said when the fight is on he hasn’t really ever fought anyone that good except Demarco but that’s a bad style for the fight I wanna see him get in there wit someone who knows what he is doin and maybe we can tell Posted February 9, 2010joseNO WAY JOSE. GAMBOA IS. Posted February 9, 2010hmmmmI woulden’t go as far as savour but this guy is defently the next big thing i think the savour of boxing would be a fight between floyd and pac-man, but sadley it dosen’t look though its going to happen concerned in LAValero throws wide and I think a more schooled fighter could take him. Bradley is very technical and balanced, while punchs straight up the middle. Bradley also throws a mean overhead, ask Junior, he never saw it coming and landed on the canvas. Posted February 9, 2010Ijo Dep UtahHe’s got potential to be a good if not a great boxer. The 27 win is not enough to call him the savior. He need more exposure and fighting big name boxer. Posted February 9, 2010GeneA fight with Bradley or Khan would be exciting. Posted February 9, 2010blance_boyexpect valero to struggle most of his next fights, if he does fight the top 10-15 fighters lightweight up to light welter. he is not just in there yet… Posted February 9, 2010MBAWell, he wants to prove himself…and I guess Bradley isn’t really an extraordinary fighter but just a pretty good one. And to think Valero isn’t really getting any younger…might as well aim high and hit the point. To a certain degree I believe he hasn’t fought anyone of Bradley’s caliber or any of the boxers you have mention but he always has a puncher’s chance to win ky knockout! Posted February 9, 2010milosandsIf Valero beats Bradley (especially if he stops him) he will walk into the P4P top 10 list – hell, he may even walk into the P4P top 5… but not just yet. I love the guy and hope his record stays exactly the same, imagine a retired fighter who is like 45 fights, 45 wins and 45 KO’s… it doesn’t bare thinking about, lol. Posted February 9, 2010nottrippinyetI like Valero, because he is part of the new breed of aggressive southpaws, which pacman is still leader of the pack. His aggressiveness and straight left remind me of pac’s, and his work-rate is similar to pac’s, but his footwork and speed are still not up to pac’s level. Also, he has to prove he move up in weight, and most importantly, beat a real someone. Impressive as his vistories are, he is still a long way from being elite. He is exciting to watch, and I would spend money watching this guy box a good opponent. Posted February 9, 2010IgnorantMayweather has now put Valero on his “Boxers to Avoid List”. Posted February 9, 2010PauliHis is an impressive rcord, no doubt. But can he hang with the big dogs? That is the question. We all await the answer. Posted February 9, 2010KOBradley vs. Valero would be an awesome match. I’d like to see Valero tested more. Posted February 9, 2010mikeeee09valero is a strong man, but he hasn’t fought any of the top dogs Posted February 9, 2010Blood and GutsI don’t think so, I want to see him fight Bradley first before he can be praised. Valero has flaws and I’d like to see if his next opponent can exploit them. Posted February 9, 2010Dukeboxing doesn’t need to be saved by an unproven knockout artist. it needs to be saved from itself by having the best fight the best. Posted February 9, 2010 |
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Is Valero the Savior of boxing?