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Anton, the Linares fight in your sig was on ppv with Valero being the main event, and I saw it live on ppv. Those right hands Linares scored the knockdowns and knockout were superb. Valero stopped Zaid Zavaleto or whatever his name was with body shots. So when I see guys talk about Valero, and what he lacks, all I can do is laugh. He spit out his mouth piece after the fight, and kicks it like a soccer ball into the crowd lol. Valero is a very engaging guy and said he would love to fight Pac or any top fighter. Ant, check this out. You can tell that this guy didn't watch the fight. This fight report is totally false information:
Valero, as he always does, came out aggressive and on the attack. Although he claims to train for twelve round bouts, one would never guess it if they watched him fight. To me, he wants to end the fight as quickly as possible. He was throwing punches from every angle, landing on the head and body of Zaid Zavaleta. Zaid, tried to counter Edwin’s attack by throwing and landing several hard shots to the jaw of Valero, but nothing slowed the Champion down. As the ten-second warning was given, Valero landed a solid left that sent Zavaleta down. He was up at eight, was allowed to continue and the bell sounded to end the first round.
During the second round, Valero continued to batter Zavaleta by unleashing a relentless attack, throwing punches in bunches and landing most. As game and as tough as Zaid is, it was not enough to slow down Valero.
The third round began as the second closed, with Valero thoroughly beating up Zavaleta. Just as Zaid began to mount somewhat of an attack of his own, Edwin Valero landed a devastating right hand that basically put Zavaleta out on his feet. As he was frozen standing upright, Valero unleashed a barrage of punches that sent Zaid down and out.
Zavaleto was bent over from body shots, and never went down at the finish of the fight. The ref saw Zaid was hurt, and had the wind taken out of him, and stopped the fight. Comical. They didn't even mention how Zaid came out in one round trying to butt Valero. Incredible.
Valero, as he always does, came out aggressive and on the attack. Although he claims to train for twelve round bouts, one would never guess it if they watched him fight. To me, he wants to end the fight as quickly as possible. He was throwing punches from every angle, landing on the head and body of Zaid Zavaleta. Zaid, tried to counter Edwin’s attack by throwing and landing several hard shots to the jaw of Valero, but nothing slowed the Champion down. As the ten-second warning was given, Valero landed a solid left that sent Zavaleta down. He was up at eight, was allowed to continue and the bell sounded to end the first round.
During the second round, Valero continued to batter Zavaleta by unleashing a relentless attack, throwing punches in bunches and landing most. As game and as tough as Zaid is, it was not enough to slow down Valero.
The third round began as the second closed, with Valero thoroughly beating up Zavaleta. Just as Zaid began to mount somewhat of an attack of his own, Edwin Valero landed a devastating right hand that basically put Zavaleta out on his feet. As he was frozen standing upright, Valero unleashed a barrage of punches that sent Zaid down and out.
Zavaleto was bent over from body shots, and never went down at the finish of the fight. The ref saw Zaid was hurt, and had the wind taken out of him, and stopped the fight. Comical. They didn't even mention how Zaid came out in one round trying to butt Valero. Incredible.
jesus.
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