19 fights with 19 knockouts & 0 defeats. 18 first round ko's...

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Originally Posted by BoxingCoachBW

I'm sorry.....Who has he fought???

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Ahhhhhhhhh...don't be sorry Coach, I didn't ask who he had fought...I was just asking people's general opinions to get conversation going.

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Originally Posted by BoxingCoachBW

Mosquera, not having that much difference of a record, will be his first real test in the ring....

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You could be right.

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Originally Posted by BoxingCoachBW

Will Valero get a KO in this fight....I dont think so, what this kid is going to get tested at is what happens if he has to go 3+ rounds???

It may end up hurting Valero if the fight goes past 5.....We'll have to wait and see....

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Agreed.

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Originally Posted by BoxingCoachBW

The kid may do well, he apparently has some kind of power, but, when its not really tested, then we cant really say, "Hey, look at this KO King!!!", Now can we???

I would like to see this kid fight....

Good Luck,

Coach

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Nobody said "Hey, look at this KO King!!!", now did we?

Again...everyone's just a bit curious.

Thanks for your input Coach.

I think this guy is good. I mean,maybe he relies on his power too much but it has helped him this far and maybe he has been going for the knockouts to gain attention and hopefully regain his licence?
Anyway,I have heard alot of respectable writers say that he does have the skills but this fight should answer questions about his stamina chin etc. I hope he does well,I mean anyone who can spar with Em like that(and EM does not seem like the type of guy to want to lose AT ANYTHING!)must be decent.

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Originally Posted by BIG H

It's funny when people talk about Valero 'Finally' stepping up, coz he has fought less than 20 full rounds, less than 2 full fights!!

Will be interesting

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If you've foughten 19 fights and only 20 rounds you need to step it up... Obviously who your fighting right now isn't helping you learn anything. If anything getting so many first round knockouts hurts a boxer than helps him when he actually fights somebody he can't KO... or can't KO right away.

If Valero and his people had any serious aspirations about him having a "proper" career he wouldn't of took this route

This guy already has it stamped all over him to be totally annihilated once he steps up in class


*expect him to retire undefeated with legendary record

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Originally Posted by Taeth

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Originally Posted by BIG H

It's funny when people talk about Valero 'Finally' stepping up, coz he has fought less than 20 full rounds, less than 2 full fights!!

Will be interesting

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If you've foughten 19 fights and only 20 rounds you need to step it up... Obviously who your fighting right now isn't helping you learn anything. If anything getting so many first round knockouts hurts a boxer than helps him when he actually fights somebody he can't KO... or can't KO right away.

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True, but perhaps the step up should be gradual

not really impressed with him so far because he's sloppy, wild, always leaves himself open for counters and practically has no defense.
good power though

Somebody mentioned this in another thread so I thought I'd bring it back to the top.

Here you go guys, So you can judge for yourself i uploaded His last fight which went 2 rounds to 2 different sites .

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ach8rw

and also at

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.ph...5572E43764B24B

Edwin_Valero_vs_Genaro_Trazancos_2006-03-25

I hope this is allowed here else delete this post.

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Originally Posted by Violent Demise

Those are nice numbers against D, C level fighters. Valero is severely over hyped. Mosquera will win easily

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You think Ray Leonard is overated though.

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Originally Posted by cockey cockney

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Originally Posted by Violent Demise

Those are nice numbers against D, C level fighters. Valero is severely over hyped. Mosquera will win easily

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You think Ray Leonard is overated though.

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That's cuz he is, stupid.