WBC NEWS: WBC LIGHTWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION EDWIN VALERO HAS GREAT PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
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Author: W.B.C.
Date: 2/9/2010
WBC lightweight world champion Edwin Valero has great plans for the future.
Valero had a conversation with WBC President Jose Sulaiman in which President Sulaiman praised Valero’s courageous and great performance during his dramatic victory over WBC interim champion Antonio De Marco last Saturday in Monterrey, Mexico.
Valero suffered a severe cut in his forehead in the second round of the bout, which made the fight full of drama.
He will be out of the ring for some time due to the injury, and is certain that he will look to compete in the super lightweight division.
The WBC is hereby naming Edwin Valero champion in recess for him to be allowed the necessary time to recover from the injury, and to make his decision regarding the division where he will continue his career.
The WBC is very proud of Edwin Valero becoming one of the most sensational champions of today
vieron como lo dejo demarco no dela frente pero el ojo y la nariz y lo puzo a vailar como 4 veces ese vuey le gana a marquez o pacquiao o a aquien le gana o alos k les gana facil a cotto o morel o lopez pero k sea realista marques o pacquiao lo nokean en el 3rd round
Name:
jose dinamita
Date:
2/19/2010
hola como estan todos bueno con respecto al mensaje que anonymus escribio ese muchacho demarco no pudo hacer nada con valero y eso que se veia inmenso delante de valero pero pacquiao, marquez,soto,diaz khan,bradley son del mismo tamaño que el hay si es verdad que ni siquiera lo van a ver eso te lo aseguro y es un ko seguro
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WBC lightweight world champion Edwin Valero has great plans for the future.
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