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November 20th, 2006 04:49 PM #21
Fights that Pacman should look forward to:
Super Featherweight(130 lbs):
Marco Antonio Barrera 63-4
Joan Guzman 26-0 with 17 kos
Edwin Valero 20-0 with 20kos
Jorge Barrios 46-3-1
Juan Manuel Marquez
Rocky Juarez 25-3
Humberto Soto 40-5-2
Lightweight (135 lbs)
Joel Casamayor
Ancelino Freitas
Diego Corrales (i think he will move up in weight and fight in the jr. welterweight division)
Juan Diaz
I'd say the most dangerous opponent for Pacman would be Edwin "el inca" Valero. 20 wins with 20 KOS. 18 of his opponents were knocked out in the 1st round. the last 2 were TKO2 and TKO10. He is 24 urs old and stands 5-7" and also a southpaw like Pacquiao.
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November 20th, 2006 05:42 PM #22
^^ malabo maglaban si pacman and si valero. banned si valero lumaban sa US. meron kasi siyang tumor ata sa brain. hindi sya medically cleared lumaban sa US. hindi naman lalaban si pacman sa ibang bansa kasi nasa US ang pera. yun nga lang, pag pumayag si valero labanan si pacman dito sa pinas. pero i doubt mangyari itong laban na ito.
fyi, WBA champ si valero. bara bara lumaban yan. tawag nga sa kanya WAYWARD PHENOM hehe. malakas sumuntok pero tapon lang ng tapon ng suntok. walang kastyle-style. hindi yan uubra maski kay JMM, counterpuncher lang katapat ng mga bara bara na boksingero.
eto link ng isang laban nya: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAZregpxgAQ
eto pla mga champions ng superfeatherweight division
WBC - Barrera 63-4-1 NC (42 KOs)
WBA - Valero 20-0 (20 KOs)
IBF - Malcolm Klassen 19-3-2 (10 KOs)
WBO - Joan Guzman 26-0 (17 KOs)
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November 20th, 2006 06:01 PM #23
Nako.Parang ganyan lumaban yung nerd na kaklase nung high school. Wala yan. Pambihira.
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November 20th, 2006 06:52 PM #25
The handlers of Valero are requesting the NSAC for permission to fight in the US. I hope they'll be granted permission to fight there. Yes, Valero is somewhat a bara-bara fighter just like when Pacman was 18 to 20 yrs old. Freddie Roach is the one who honed Pacman's skill in the ring. Before, Pacman used to be a one dimensional fighter. Valero won the vacant title from interim challenger Quitana.
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November 20th, 2006 07:51 PM #27
WBO? With Body Odor?
Malamang nga undefeated diyan si Guzman, puro knockout pa. Mukhang libagin eh. :D
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November 20th, 2006 07:53 PM #28
may isa pa daw humahamon ... itong isang mokong na ito
1st round, halos 1 second lang after the bell, knocked down agad kalaban
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November 20th, 2006 07:59 PM #29
[SIZE="4"]KO artist Valero next Pacquiao foe?[/SIZE]
manilatimes.net
MARCO Antonio BaRrera may have to wait for a while to get a crack on the People’s Champion and Filipino ring icon Manny Pacquiao.
Bob Arum, head of the Top Rank Promotions, told the mediamen after the “Grand Finale” fight between Pac-quiao and Mexico’s Erick Morales that his group is planning to arrange a fight between the Filipino and power-puncher Edwin Valero in Macau on March next year.
Valero, a native of Bolero Alto, Merida, Valenzuela, is the undefeated World Boxing Association super featherweight champion, boasting the world record of winning his first 18 fights by first round stoppage. He has a perfect 20-0 record, all by KOs.
Pacquiao, who demolished Morales in their third meeting at Thomas & Mack Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, via third round knockout, has joined the stable of Arum and signed a four-year deal.
Boxingscene.com reported that Pacquiao returned the $500,000 signing bonus issued by Oscar de la Hoya of Golden Boy Promotions where the General Santos City native signed a seven-fight contract prior his meeting with Morales.
The deal with de la Hoya was invalid, according to Arum because it was stipulated in his contract with Pacquiao for the third bout with Morales, that he was first in line to negotiate a deal, and had an exclusive time period to make a deal, up until January 2007.
Barrera, the reigning World Boxing Council super featherweight champion, is under the Golden Boy Promotions and now that Pacquiao is with the Top Rank, to see both fighters slug it out next year is now next to impossible.
The Pacquiao-Valero match could be an interesting fight to watch but the biggest money bout at 130-pounds would still be a rematch against Barrera, a man PacMan demolished in 2003. There are reports that Barrera has a March HBO pay-per-view date already on the calendar. WBC President Jose Sulaiman has ordered Barrera to face the winner of the “Grand Finale” match. Barrera has not fought a major opponent since 2004, when he met Erik Morales for the third time.
Another option for Pac-quiao could be IBF champion Joan Guzman, also undefeated and has great stamina, but not the hardest puncher at the weight. Humberto Soto, on a roll since beating Rocky Juarez in 2005. Soto is undefeated since 2002 and knocking opponents out cold. A very dangerous puncher and sometimes looks like a welterweight by the time of the fight. But experts say that Soto does not bring the biggest amount of dollars to the table.
A rematch with Juan Manuel Marquez, another fighter in the stable of de la Hoya, would be a great opponent, because he has a decent Mexican following.
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November 20th, 2006 07:59 PM #30
Thank you!
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