A Knockout Artist's Performance
I knew this would happen! Edwin Valero keeping up his clean record, again, had an explosive and astonishing performance as he had defeated the Mexican, Antonio DeMarco, via TKO in the 9th round thus retaining the World Boxing Council (WBC) lightweight title. He had proved himself to be the better fighter as he had totally took control of the fight; he had dominated DeMarco despite having a cut on his face. Valero, of Venezuela, is just sensational elevating his career stats to 27W-0L-27KOs. Awesome!
Being outboxed and outclassed by the Venezuelan, DeMarco was exhausted and beaten at the end of the 9th round that prompted the referee to stop the fight. He had dropped his career fight record to 23W-2L-1D with 17KOs.
Valero to fight Pacquiao
Who doesn't want to fight the pound-for-pound king Manny Pacquiao? His name is like the number-one most wanted fighter on the list. Fight the Pacman for money, for honor, for bragging rights.
Edwin Valero said he would like to fight Pacquiao. Now that would be another must-see fight if it will happen. Valero would definitely would go up the weights if he wants the Filipino boxer to be with him in a ring. Being in his prime, I believe Valero can keep his strength and power if ever he would be in welterweight.
Pacquiao-Valero in the future? I would say "Yes" for it in a poll.
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