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    Default Re: So have we just lost potentially one of the best fighters ever..?

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    No let's not overrate this bum, he fought with his chin in the air and was a knockout waiting to happen.
    Why couldn't Valero killed your stupid ass instead. It's annoying reading posts from dumb fukks like you who can't separate the mans personal life from his ring life. Ok he butchered his wife for no reason. Get the fukk over it. That don't make him a bum as a boxer. The man was an outstanding talent. Any knowledgeable fan (ok maybe that don't include you) can see that. At 140 against a steroid free Pacquiao, yeah I would favor Valero to win in a great fire fight

    Ahh hahah, have you caught feelings you lil bitch? lol wow, I wont waste anymore time on you how do i put this fag on ignore? as for Valero he really never beat anyone of note and so gets no credit from me. He also demonstrated he was a coward in real life so I imagine when faced with adversity in the ring he would have done the same thing as he did in life and quit.
    Edwin Valero did show adversity in the ring twice, when he was badly cut by an elbow vs Antonio DeMarco. And he kept on fighting like nothing happened.

    And against Vicente Mosquera who was a good fighter. Where Edwin Valero was knocked down, but he got up and won a real battle.

    As i said just because of what he done outside the ring, doesn't effect him for what he done inside the ring.

    I mean hell Carlos Monzon murdered his wife, and was a wife beater. No real different to Edwin Valero, but people still see him as one of top 3 Middleweights of all time.
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    Default Re: So have we just lost potentially one of the best fighters ever..?

    Quote Originally Posted by ICB View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by piye View Post
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    Why couldn't Valero killed your stupid ass instead. It's annoying reading posts from dumb fukks like you who can't separate the mans personal life from his ring life. Ok he butchered his wife for no reason. Get the fukk over it. That don't make him a bum as a boxer. The man was an outstanding talent. Any knowledgeable fan (ok maybe that don't include you) can see that. At 140 against a steroid free Pacquiao, yeah I would favor Valero to win in a great fire fight

    Ahh hahah, have you caught feelings you lil bitch? lol wow, I wont waste anymore time on you how do i put this fag on ignore? as for Valero he really never beat anyone of note and so gets no credit from me. He also demonstrated he was a coward in real life so I imagine when faced with adversity in the ring he would have done the same thing as he did in life and quit.
    Edwin Valero did show adversity in the ring twice, when he was badly cut by an elbow vs Antonio DeMarco. And he kept on fighting like nothing happened.

    And against Vicente Mosquera who was a good fighter. Where Edwin Valero was knocked down, but got up and won a real battle.

    As i said just because of what he done outside the ring, doesn't effect him for what he done inside the ring.

    I mean hell Carlos Monzon murdered his wife, and was a wife beater. No real different to Edwin Valero, but people still see him as one of top 3 Middleweights of all time.
    Ok I can respect you opinion but were the opponents he proved this ability to fight through adversity worthy of elite status? no! I think the fact that he has never fought an elite opponent means he should get no theoretical credit, and now that he is dead he will continue to get overrated.

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