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Through his first 26 fights – all of which ended by knockout – Edwin Valero proved he had all the physical skills necessary to dominate. In just 58 rounds as a pro, Valero had captured titles in two weight classes and established himself as one of boxing’s most exciting campaigners. [Click Here To Read More]
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compubox missed some of the punches i dont think theres a computer than can catch all of valero punches -
Body punches thrown has got to be less than like 10 total for both fighters,all shots were going to the dome.Comment
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I thought Compubox was exclusive to HBO? If they cover Showtime as well, why didn't they cover Froch-Dirrell? Everyone at the time was saying it was because it wasn't on HBO, but nor was Valero-De Marco.Comment
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good match for Paquiao
If only manny paquiao and valero is in the same weight class its goning to be a very good match up,total rumble,no backing doWN,no running around like the chicken runner who talks too much but less action in the ring...Comment
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That is sick. almost 90 punches average. And he did not show any signs of fatigue. Not to mention he held demarco to several single digits connects. He must be underrated defensively or he thoroughly intimidated demarco. A little of both I think.Comment
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pacquiao does'nt have a chance against valeroComment
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he has heart,and power. he beat de la hoya big time in sparring when de la hoya was training for the pacqyuiao fight. then they through valero out of camp.Comment
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Bob Arum wants Valero to fight Pac
The litmus test is whether the power that be wants pac v valero to happen...no question, this fight can happen maybe pac's last fight in his career
valero may get his license back to fight in the US since he completed his rehab stint and since hugo chavez is no longer seen as a threat by this new adminstrationComment
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Valero is officially a threat to be reckoned with as a fighter. He should have passed on Chaves tattoo.
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