19 FIGHTS, 19 KO's--18 in the FIRST ROUND.

[grayfist]

he had a brain injury like around 2000 2001 I think

I didn't know that. Thanks. But wouldn't 2004 be more like it? He didn't fight that year. He had his debut in 2002 in his home country, Venezuela where he had 8 fights-- all of which he won on the first round-- before moving to CA in '03.

But how much brain damage can one sustain if one has been fighting one round every time one goes up the ring? Anyhow, it looks like the damage wasn't all that bad because he resumed fighting after a year and compiled five fights in '05.

Or, the extent of the damage may not show until he is truly tested in a rugged fight he cannot abbreviate in the fashion that he has up to now.

[Hous]

Vbookie owes me:


84 Billion on Moussaui + 18253599999.5 on Calderon fight =


102253599999.5

VBookie should pay you, whats taking it so long??? Thats a ****load of points, I dont blame you for wanting answers / points.

Good call on Calderon!

[grayfist]

He can't fight in the U.S.

Heya Chups! Is it because of the brain injury? No doctor shall let him? I notice that all his fights after the 2004 hiatus were all outside the US-- his home country of Venezuela, Japan, France, Panama and Argentina.

[blockhead]

Heya Chups! Is it because of the brain injury? No doctor shall let him? I notice that all his fights after the 2004 hiatus were all outside the US-- his home country of Venezuela, Japan, France, Panama and Argentina.

thats exactly why, he is not medically alowed to fight in the states.

[Chups]

Heya Chups! Is it because of the brain injury? No doctor shall let him? I notice that all his fights after the 2004 hiatus were all outside the US-- his home country of Venezuela, Japan, France, Panama and Argentina.

Yes the U.S. refuses to give him the license.

[Chups]

VBookie should pay you, whats taking it so long??? Thats a ****load of points, I dont blame you for wanting answers / points.

Good call on Calderon!

LOL at Chumps.........

[Hous]

LOL at Chumps.........

Yeah I hate that guy...

[grayfist]

thats exactly why, he is not medically alowed to fight in the states.

Hi Blockhead. Thanks. How was the damage inflicted? His last fight before the hiatus was against Tomas Zambrano, in Irvine, which was halted at one minute, 45 seconds. Needless to say, it was Zambrano who failed to continue. Prior to that, Valero could not have stayed atop the ring for a cumulative period of half an hour, over 11 fights, because none of the previous fights lasted three minutes.

[Verstyle]

Hi Blockhead. Thanks. How was the damage inflicted? His last fight before the hiatus was against Tomas Zambrano, in Irvine, which was halted at one minute, 45 seconds. Needless to say, it was Zambrano who failed to continue. Prior to that, Valero could not have stayed atop the ring for a cumulative period of half an hour, over 11 fights, because none of the previous fights lasted three minutes.

all i gotta say is it takes 1 hit

[grayfist]

Yes the U.S. refuses to give him the license.

I'm still wondering how he got injured and the extent of the injury relative to the total time he spent on top of the ring. Thanks, Chups.