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For those who missed it or haven't seen it.
Enjoy. Last time we learned Japenese with the Hasegawa fight.
This week it's Spanish. I trust all of you understand. ;D
Just listen to the sound of the crowd...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7CNM1VjUrM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-zZbWVka-w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4rtuQjrgnU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCsd2ywDJFQ
Legend. ;)
Go Valero who's next bring on JMM! :) You could tell Velasquez didnt want to be in that ring right from the first punches Valero landed! Thanks for posting the vid!
JMM is probably someone Valero shouldnt fightQuote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfan
JMM will land between valeros punches. velasquez didnt have the speed or counterpunching to make it close.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfan
Man Velasquez was in survival mode from the first punch.
Valero needs more experience in the ring before he could cope with someone like Marquez. Valero has only one punch.
i love venezuelan round girls and also the hometown crowd.
Thanks
thanks for the links, Valero looked damn impressive
here's a link to Hasegawa's fight vs Perez
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHwHBHunRcE
it's a good watch
"El Inca" is as 1 dimensional as they come...Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfan
He's all offense ZERO defense.
A brilliant tactician like JMM would break him down the way Luis Miguel broke down Mariah Carey when he left her...
Valero is a one handed fighter, I see nothing there that leads me to believe he can beat JMM.
Not a problem...Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
I also posted the Hasegawa fight the other night here:
http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingfor...ght-video.html
Valero is a one handed fighter, I see nothing there that leads me to believe he can beat JMM.
Pac was a left handed happy hitter look at him now, Valero has alot to learn but he can be something special.:)
Pac and Valero are worlds apart.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfan
For starters Valero does not a have a world renown trainer who can teach him the way Freddie taught Pac.
Let's just start with the basic. Pac has always had high defense hands and good waist movement (side to side) Valero has no defense he got caught with some good shots here by Hector. Waist movement well he has it I'm sure but I saw nothing.
I'm one who would defend Valero and like you I felt/feel he can grow and become something.
But we're talking about a fight vs. JMM, which would come within a 2 fights if he beats DeMarco which IMO it's gonna be a bloody fight. I want to favor Valero but something tells me DeMarcos gonna pull it off.
ANyway point being if Valero beats DeMarco you think Valero can make all these adjustments and change his fighting within 2 fights?
I highly doubt it, he might start off that way the 1st few rounds but as time goes by he'll resort to his old ways.
Valero hasnt got a renown trainer YET equally pac didnt always have Freddie, and for the Marquez fight how much does he have left im a big fan of him but i wonder what Mayweather took from him. He barely landed a shot on Mayweather that has to do something mentally to you?Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMickPac and Valero are worlds apart.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfan
For starters Valero does not a have a world renown trainer who can teach him the way Freddie taught Pac.
Let's just start with the basic. Pac has always had high defense hands and good waist movement (side to side) Valero has no defense he got caught with some good shots here by Hector. Waist movement well he has it I'm sure but I saw nothing.
I'm one who would defend Valero and like you I felt/feel he can grow and become something.
But we're talking about a fight vs. JMM, which would come within a 2 fights if he beats DeMarco which IMO it's gonna be a bloody fight. I want to favor Valero but something tells me DeMarcos gonna pull it off.
ANyway point being if Valero beats DeMarco you think Valero can make all these adjustments and change his fighting within 2 fights?
I highly doubt it, he might start off that way the 1st few rounds but as time goes by he'll resort to his old ways.
You bring up a very valid point in the JMM loss to PBF.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfanValero hasnt got a renown trainer YET equally pac didnt always have Freddie, and for the Marquez fight how much does he have left im a big fan of him but i wonder what Mayweather took from him. He barely landed a shot on Mayweather that has to do something mentally to you?Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMickPac and Valero are worlds apart.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattboxingfan
For starters Valero does not a have a world renown trainer who can teach him the way Freddie taught Pac.
Let's just start with the basic. Pac has always had high defense hands and good waist movement (side to side) Valero has no defense he got caught with some good shots here by Hector. Waist movement well he has it I'm sure but I saw nothing.
I'm one who would defend Valero and like you I felt/feel he can grow and become something.
But we're talking about a fight vs. JMM, which would come within a 2 fights if he beats DeMarco which IMO it's gonna be a bloody fight. I want to favor Valero but something tells me DeMarcos gonna pull it off.
ANyway point being if Valero beats DeMarco you think Valero can make all these adjustments and change his fighting within 2 fights?
I highly doubt it, he might start off that way the 1st few rounds but as time goes by he'll resort to his old ways.
The way I see it is JMM has never shined away after a defeat.
He lost to argueably P4P #1 in the world when he fought PBF.
He as many others also believe he has beat Pac twice.
Can the loss to PBF effect him? I'm sure in 1 way or another it has.
But again JMM has lost before and bounced back.
I myself am pretty confident he can beat Valero.
Personally I would much rather see him fight for a 4th title at Light Welter vs. Khan, Nate or Hatton.
He would become the 1st Mexican to do so I say this because I'm very confident he can beat either one.