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  • #51
    Originally posted by HandsofIron View Post
    Well yeah, like I said, Valero was untested because of the tragedy that befell him and cut his career short. Edwin's a what could have been fighter.
    That's quite a way of putting it.

    He was a murdering POS and a coward. I'm glad he's dead. I just wish he'd have killed himself first.

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    • #52
      Originally posted by chrisJS View Post
      That's quite a way of putting it.

      He was a murdering POS and a coward. I'm glad he's dead. I just wish he'd have killed himself first.
      Yeah it's jacked up what he did to his family but I'm mostly here to talk boxing. Valero's case is similar to the middleweight standout from the 80's "El Torito" Tony Ayala Jr. I think Ayala could have been a legitimate ATG middleweight and Valero probably would of been just an average guy.

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      • #53
        Originally posted by HandsofIron View Post
        Yeah it's jacked up what he did to his family but I'm mostly here to talk boxing. Valero's case is similar to the middleweight standout from the 80's "El Torito" Tony Ayala Jr. I think Ayala could have been a legitimate ATG middleweight and Valero probably would of been just an average guy.
        Yeah I think Ayala had much more talent and would have been much better than Valero.

        I think had he lived he'd have been fed to Pacquaio around 2011 and been destroyed. He'd have maybe won another title but would also have lost to some of the better guys from that time 135-147. He'd have had a good career but the HOF wouldn't have been calling IMO.

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        • #54
          Originally posted by Raggamuffin View Post
          Polls don't mean **** here. You forgot how many polls Manny won against Floyd. And Loma's comp is decent but overrated by you and all of his fans. Loma lost to Salido-fact, and Loma can be had. And Valero was a tornado in that ring. Foh with your edited lunacy.
          Polls do mean sht when the fighters dont have huge biased fanbases. Dude, you have no brains. Valero never fought SHT and destroyed his career and his life. Get a clue if you have to beg, borrow, or steal one!!! Lom's comp SHTS all over Valero's. There is no comparison and you are too ***ing ****** or bias to see that. Dont bother responding, I block idiots like you. You have ZERO argument against the facts. Go. Leave, I will not be reading any more of your idiotic responses, which means you'll still reply and be too ****** to know I wont even see it.
          Last edited by richardt; 03-03-2018, 02:01 PM.

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          • #55
            Originally posted by richardt View Post
            Polls do mean sht when the fighters dont have huge biased fanbases. Dude, you have no brains. Valero never fought SHT and destroyed his career and his life. Get a clue if you have to beg, borrow, or steal one!!! Lom's comp SHTS all over Valero's. There is no comparison and you are too ***ing ****** or bias to see that. Dont bother responding, I block mental midgets like you. You have ZERO argument against the fact. Go. Leave, I will not be reading any more of your brain-dead responses, which means you'll still be ****** enough to reply.
            You are right he has an insane bias and a major problem with Lomachenko HOWEVER competition doesn't guarantee a dude beats another dude. Styles make fights and there's tons of instances of an inferior resume cat beating a superior resume dude.

            But I understand where you are coming from with regards to his bias. I know what he will say without reading it and it's a bias that's not just based on what does and doesn't happen in the ring. Actually I know what he'll say on basically any boxer or fight before he posts.

            I'm in the Valero was overrated camp. But I've spoken to fighters, trainers and people that saw him up close and swear by his talent and that he'd KO some greats. I've heard similar things about Loma's level from people that have been in the gym. I've seen Loma live 5 times close to the ring and I'm utterly impressed with him.

            Valero was still fairly unproven though you are right his resume is behind what Loma's was even after 5 fights BUT that doesn't mean it's a lock Loma wins though I'd wager heavily on it.
            Last edited by chrisJS; 03-03-2018, 02:04 PM.

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            • #56
              Originally posted by chrisJS View Post
              You are right he has an insane bias and a major problem with Lomachenko HOWEVER competition doesn't guarantee a dude beats another dude. Styles make fights and there's tons of instances of an inferior resume cat beating a superior resume dude.

              But I understand where you are coming from with regards to his bias. I know what he will say without reading it and it's a bias that's not just based on what does and doesn't happen in the ring. Actually I know what he'll say on basically any boxer or fight before he posts.

              I'm in the Valero was overrated camp. But I've spoken to fighters, trainers and people that saw him up close and swear by his talent and that he'd KO some greats. I've heard similar things about Loma's level from people that have been in the gym. I've seen Loma live 5 times close to the ring and I'm utterly impressed with him.

              Valero was still fairly unproven though you are right his resume is behind what Loma's was even after 5 fights BUT that doesn't mean it's a lock Loma wins though I'd wager heavily on it.
              True. But to me, when a fighter not only has fought the better comp, but has had a far better career, and didnt manage to destroy himself and his career - then when a matchup is not possible, the ledger and skills are what count and Lom had both of those over Valero who couldnt even keep his career, himself, or his wife alive. And yeah, Ragmuffin is as biased as it gets.

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              • #57
                Originally posted by richardt View Post
                Polls do mean sht when the fighters dont have huge biased fanbases. Dude, you have no brains. Valero never fought SHT and destroyed his career and his life. Get a clue if you have to beg, borrow, or steal one!!! Lom's comp SHTS all over Valero's. There is no comparison and you are too ***ing ****** or bias to see that. Dont bother responding, I block idiots like you. You have ZERO argument against the facts. Go. Leave, I will not be reading any more of your idiotic responses, which means you'll still reply and be too ****** to know I wont even see it.
                If Salido beat him then Valero would beat his ass. And I don’t give a **** ass whether you block me or don’t read my posts. Butthurt ass. I’ll always keep it G.

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                • #58
                  Originally posted by richardt View Post
                  True. But to me, when a fighter not only has fought the better comp, but has had a far better career, and didnt manage to destroy himself and his career - then when a matchup is not possible, the ledger and skills are what count and Lom had both of those over Valero who couldnt even keep his career, himself, or his wife alive. And yeah, Ragmuffin is as biased as it gets.
                  I agree. My pick would be Loma via a wide decision and I think that would be the common pick. The only folks I'd say that would say Valero would be the ones who saw him up close or people that really believe that word of mouth and the judgment of those folks because as you say there's nothing he did in the ring to suggest he beats a guy like Loma.

                  Chocolatito is an example of a great fighter with a superior resume/much better competition defeated to Finito Lopez and Too Sharp Johnson but I'd back either of those guys to beat Chocolatito handily. Sometimes it's just like that. I'd pick Bivol and Gvozdyk handily to beat Kovalev but Kovalev's resume wipes his ass with both those combined.

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                  • #59
                    Originally posted by chrisJS View Post
                    Haven't you implied that once a boxer turns pro he can no longer improve?

                    What win(s) of Valero impressed so much?

                    I didn't see Valero's 2nd pro fight but he likely doesn't beat Salido in that. His 20th fight against Mosquera he looked sloppy as hell and got dropped. Mosquera is a lesser fighter than Rocky Martinez. He's not even as good as Jason Sosa yet that's Valero's 2nd best win. Valero's competition was like Wilder's but I do think he had a ton of raw talent and power.
                    You also probably didn’t see Louis’s 2nd fight, Ali’s, Rockys, Peps, Haglers, and many others either.
                    Are you trying to kill two birds with one stone mentioning Wilder and Valero? Convoluted thoughts lol lmao?

                    Valero stopped the guy that stopped Linares who Loma might fight. And he stopped DeMarco with a bad gash in his head. Say what you want about Mosquera but Valero went to his backyard and stopped him.

                    Valero wasn’t just a slugger. He had a jab, movement and power. And he was better than Salido. To think that Loma beats Valero is your choice, but I say that Valero comes forward and bashes the **** out Loma who imo would run the whole fight.

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                    • #60
                      Originally posted by Raggamuffin View Post
                      If Salido beat him then Valero would beat his ass. And I don’t give a **** ass whether you block me or don’t read my posts. Butthurt ass. I’ll always keep it G.
                      That logic doesn't always work.

                      Clint Mitchell beat Hopkins and who the hell is Mitchell? Hopkins beat some good dudes that I'd say were even better than Mitchell.

                      Manny Pacquaio lost to Sungsurat and TorreCampo but he beat some HOF great fighters. He also got a draw with Agapito Sanchez who Barrera almost shut out and what happened with Pacquaio and Barrera? I scored both fights wide for Pacquaio who IMO beat Barrera.

                      It's a flawed logic. Also resume vs. resume is flawed logic too in a head to head match but it's got more logic than a "he lost to him so he can't beat him logic". I could probably give you around 500,000 analogies that prove that flawed.

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