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WBC lightweight champion Edwin Valero (27-0, 27KOs) stops Antonio DeMarco in nine rounds to retain his title in Mexico. Valero was dominating the action from start to finish with a bad cut on his head since the second round. Photos by Rafael Soto. [Click Here To Read More]
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Damn! now that third photo of Valero swinging away is sheer ferocity!!! You know those art posters of words then some kinda of photo to go with it they should post that one with phrase No Bitches allowed. -
this guy is the future of boxing
but I still insist that he gets a defensive coach
he would be the greatest if he gets to be a complete boxer
but still, his style excites meComment
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edwin valero has an impressive records.....but i will be more impress if he fought the same as caliber or level to him. he has to face michael katsidis, juan diaz, juan manuel marquez, ricky hatton as well.... there are lots of fighters out there willing to test his capasity. he faces fighters that are not in his level thats why there are lots of boxing fans dubt in him.... he should face fighter same level to him before getting a shot against the P4P king manny pacquiao....Comment
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he need to face a fighter in his level not lower than him, there are lot of big names out there waiting for him to be called...Comment
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The second photo shows how bad that cut was,it was a deep azz cut .the cut man did a hell of a Job on it though.that rule they had in place for accidental cuts is GREAT and crucial at the same timeLast edited by the mesiah; 02-07-2010, 01:33 AM.Comment
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as far as i know, edwin valero fought a lower class type of boxer.... he need to fight those big names out there if he wants to prove something. he is asking for a fight against manny, well he has to eat a lot of rice before he can get the fight....Comment
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Baby Bull will KILL Valero!Comment
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