I just hope that Pacquiao isn’t too badly depleted by then from his wars with Clottey and Mayweather, because I don’t want there to be any excuses afterwards as to why Pacquiao lost to Valero. Pacquiao will be just another victim when his promotional team eventually put him in with Valero. Valero is a nonstop punching machine and unless his opponent runs from him all night long, I think he’s going to mow down anyone they put in front of him.
Even if Pacquiao is still fighting the same as he is now, I can see Valero’s pressure being too much for Pacquiao to deal with. But Valero, after retaining his 130 pound belt four times, and after then moving up and winning the WBC lightweight title, retaining it twice all of these wins coming via KO. Pacquiao’s punch resistance and reflexes may be reduced by the time that he meets up with Valero, and it could be a huge factor in the fight.
Antonio DeMarco gave him everything he could handle, like seriously hurt him lmao. Look at how his wins have aged, not great. Nothing but sparring stories and subpar opponents. If this fight takes place next year, Pacquiao will be a year older and more beaten down after hard fights against Clottey and Mayweather and/or Shane Mosley. Valero is nothing more than a glorified Paul Spadafora. Valero, 5’7 ½” would have an inch height advantage over Pacquiao, and as long as there wasn’t some nasty catch weight involved in fighting the Filipino fighter, I can see Valero coming into the fight as strong as he looked last Saturday night against Pacquiao.
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