Edwin Valero Greatest Hits Boxing Video | A Tribute

Edwin Valero from Venezuela was an undefeated southpaw boxer who fought in the super featherweight and lightweight divisions. He was a former WBA World Super Featherweight and a former WBC World Lightweight Champion.

The Venezuelan boxing star was also known as “El Inca” and “Dinamita”. Valero’s professional boxing record was a perfect 27 wins (27 by way of knock out, KO).

The Edwin Valero greatest hits boxing video contains some highlights from his professional boxing career.

Valero set a new world record by winning his first 18 professional fights by way of First Round knockout on February 25, 2006 (but the record has already been broken by Tyrone Brunson last August 15, 2008 with 19 straight). Prior to this, the record for consecutive first-round knockouts was 15 set by Young Otto in 1905.

El Inca’s total career first-round knockouts was 19 and he is the only fighter in the 30 years of the WBC to win every fight in his career by knockout.

Recently, Valero took his own life in his jail cell hours after he was arrested for allegations in relation to the death of his wife, Jennifer Carolina Viera according to media sources.

Watch the Edwin Valero Greatest Hits Boxing video as compiled by a fan:

Valero expressed his desire to fight Manny Pacquiao on the boxing ring for the past few years. According to boxing sources, their promoters are already planning a Pacquiao-Valero bout in the near future but his unfortunate death made this fight just a dream.

Watch Edwin Valero as he greets the Filipino community, “Mabuhay!” after reading a Pacquiao-Valero boxing article from a magazine back in 2008.

Here’s a brief list of Edwin Valero’s boxing fights perfect knockout record.

Fight # – Opponent – Knockout Type – Round – Date

1. Eduardo Hernandez – TKO – 1st – 2002-07-09
2. Danny Sandoval – TKO – 1st – 2002-09-23
3. Angel Alirio Rivero – TKO – 1st – 2002-10-26
4. Luis Soto – TKO – 1st – 2002-11-18
5. Julio Pineda – KO – 1st – 2002-11-30
6. Danny Sandoval – KO – 1st – 2003-03-22
7. Edgar Mendoza – TKO – 1st – 2003-05-17
8. Dairo Julio – TKO – 1st – 2003-05-23
9. Emmanuel Ford – TKO – 1st – 2003-07-19
10. Roque Cassiani – TKO – 1st – 2003-08-28
11. Alejandro Heredia – KO – 1st – 2003-10-27
12. Tomas Zambrano – TKO – 1st – 2003-12-18
13. Hernan Abraham Valenzuela – TKO – 1st – 2005-05-21
14. Esteban de Jesus Morales – KO – 1st – 2005-07-01
15. Jose Hernandez – KO – 1st – 2005-08-13
16. Hero Bando – TKO – 1st – 2005-09-25
17. Aram Ramazyan – KO – 1st – 2005-12-05
18. Whyber Garcia – TKO – 1st – 2006-02-25
19. Genaro Trazancos – TKO – 2nd – 2006-03-25
20. Vicente Mosquera – TKO – 10th – 2006-08-05
21. Michael Lozada – TKO – 1st – 2007-01-03
22. Nobuhito Honmo – TKO – 8th – 2007-05-03
23. Zaid Zavaleta – TKO – 3rd – 2007-12-15
24. Takehiro Shimada – TKO – 7th – 2008-06-12
25. Antonio Pitalua – TKO – 2nd – 2009-04-04
26. Hector Velazquez – RTD – 7th – 2009-12-19
27. Antonio DeMarco – RTD – 9th – 2010-02-06

You can also check out the Edwin Valero documentary video. Rest in peace, Edwin Valero (1981-2010).

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