Enjoy the fight while it lasts. This ends in a KO. I've got Prescott taking this.
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Valero vs. Prescott is Close For July 25 in Mexico
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wow, this is a fight worth watching!
i think prescott takes this by ko.
everyone(including me) was wondering how the eff khan could get a world title shot before this guy! but prescott got his shot, good on him! and it is not against some half-assed euro bum...like kotelnik!(?)
hopefully we will have a khan - prescott rematch by the end of this year! and i think we could have prescott as a two weight world champ! :-)
nice one.
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Valero by KO inside 5.
A lot of folks don't know that Valero's style has 2 sides to it. In an actual fight, his style is crappy, he swings wildly, always going for the home run, with no intention of putting up any semblance of defense whatsoever. Blame this style on his manager/promoter, who dangles a bunch of carrots if Valero ends his fight via KO, specially when he was having that 18 1st round KO streak.
In sparring sessions, he's movements is very impressive. He picks his spots carefully, conscious about defense, and he showed great lateral movements too. Check out his yt videos against Erik Morales and Urbano Antillon, you won't believe it was him against these guys...
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Originally posted by boxasmash View Postprescott wasnt that bad in his last fight!
will you guys actually ****ing watch it and not spout ****ty hearsay! he looked technically sound and looked like a top fighter.
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I hope Prescott wins. It will be another hype-job exposed.
I know it sounds ****** but I hate the way Valero keeps his mouth open like a fish when he fights. I hope some KHTFO
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Originally posted by glasgo View Posta fight like that.
and they put chavez jr as the ****ing headline ??
Not by choice, if this fight between a Colombian and a Venezuelan is going down via Mexico way, Bob Arum has to put JCC Jr. there. I'm pretty sure it will be billed as a double main event, two knockout artists against each other, and a wannabe Mexican legend against Joe "Bum" Palooka...
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Originally posted by internetworld7 View PostI agree. I think Valero is overrated. I saw him fight and I wasn't impressed at all. He constantly loads up on that left hand and looks only for the knockout. He uses very little skill in setting it up. That is exactly what Manny Pacquaio and Vic Darchinyan used to do but now they box a little more and try to set things up.
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