OK you make good points and I agree, but you can't deny that a fight against Valero would be fireworks. I see this fight a 50-50 chance to either man, and although Pac has progressed much more than Valero it's been due to the fact that Valero hasn't been able to fight in the States. I say have Valero go after Alexander and see how he looks at 140lbs, that would be a big test for him and I'm sure he will eat Alexander for breakfast, then match him against Pac in November as planned, perfect scenario and you got a FOTY winner.
Maybe for a rd or 2 i see a very brutal ko for pacquiao if that fight were to go down.
He is beating elite wws thats where he should stay, outside of Bradley do you have any interest in watching him fight anybody else 140 and down.
Although I admire Pac's progress, let's be real, a washed up Hoya, an overrated Hatton, a still solid but damaged Cotto, and a stiff in Clottey...I mean I'm not trying to **** on his resume, it's obviously great on paper, but I don't know man...
Not really, and think anyone else at LW or JWW would be a total mismatch for him.
Honestly the man has few fights left of his career ,and they should be huge names Mayweather Mosley Williams anybody else is not all that interesting to me.
You are underestimating Valero big time, trust me I felt like that too before, he's the real deal my friend.
He's a big puncher alright but I don't know effective it'd be for Pacquiao. Yeah, Pac might end up bruised/cut/hurt, but he gets his team to beat him with a large bamboo stick everyday to endure that sort of pain.
How is he garbage he had two losses to the king of the division at tthe time and a draw that should have been a loss against a legitimate 154-soon to be 160 pd fighter in Martinez,anwser me this what has Valero done to deserve this opportunity?
He has only best knockout ratio in boxing and he only is 2 division champ.
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