Outstanding editing, narration, footage etc. Great channel on youtube and a credit to boxing.

Great fighter but any “man” that abuses his wife and ends up killing her gets no respect

Jesus that took a dark turn real quick.

Saw this guy fight a few times. I told all my friends that we have a new champ on the rise. One day he just disappeared. Now I know why

What a beautiful wife , he almost have a perfect life with a perfect career.

One of the best fights we never had. Pacquiao vs Valero

Mcgregor beats his opponents and hugs his wife. Mayweather hugs his opponents and beats his wife.

3:55 did y'all guys hear Oscar speak: Edwin Valero is strong, he is fast, he is explosive, he is undefeated and got all his wins by knockout.

Valero looked like the love child of Rambo & Scarface.

God damn, if "A MYSTERIOUS FIGHTER WITH EVIL INTENTIONS" isn't the single best clickbait title on KZfaq, I don't know what is.

The only FIGHT this man lost was with himself! Remarkable talent and blood of a champion. We are our biggest enemy.. please use the balance of life to keep us grounded

Just look at his eyes. There was always something “off” with Valero.

Urijah Faber look alike

A pastor once said that the goal in life is to perfect your character BEFORE utilizing your gift, if you dont work on your character, your character will destroy the places your gift took you. How many greats have been taken down, not by an opponent but by their own character. Mike Tyson, Edwin Valero, Jermain Taylor, and the list goes on and on.

This man knows his dirty boxing. Misses with the lead hook then recoils the same elbow right back across his man's face in one motion.

Awesome story as I do remember this man when I was a younger guy. A perfect story of a man with immense talent coupled with a full tank of rage/anger/hate twisted in to take him to the top of the boxing world but didn't have any release valve for the tough times when he wasn't in the ring boxing. A perfect example of selling your soul to the devil and Lucifer calling in your debt ! 🥊

I swear it is almost as if his body was specifically designed for combat.

I thought this was Uriah Faber for a second.

9:28 she’s perfect

Damn...He destroyed his life man. R.I.P to that beatifull woman. 🇵🇷✊🔥

Finally a video about Edwin Valero. Such an amazing warrior who sadly let drugs get the best of him. Sucks he took his own life. God only knows what he could've been....

18 straight first round KOs. Damn.

Edwin Valero couldn’t live without the love of his life.What a Sad ending to a Great Talented Pugilist.He had the World in his Hands

Just imagine pacquiao and valero in the ring for a championship fight..

That Pac-Man - Valero sparing match would’ve been so fun to watch

Dude had all the signs of CTE, he shouldn't have been fighting. Great prospect broken by a bike crash and the sport he loved.

Oh damn I actually remember him back then and he just disappeared out of nowhere. I couldn’t wait to see him in big fights amongst the top fighters. I think they were talks about him vs. Manny at one point. It would have been a epic fight if it had happened at that time. So sad to hear how it ended

This video was put together very nicely. A sad ending, but great work, sir!

I've met this channel few time ago, im very surprised. One of the best boxing channels in KZfaq, if not the best. Congratulations!

Just in case you are wondering what the tattoo on his chest is, its the ex President of Venezuela Hugo Chavez.

i'm not even a boxing fan but this channel is so good I can't stop watching!!

Manny's team still got that sparring video with Valero, they will release it on PPV after Manny finally hang-out his gloves. Watch out!

9:30. That woman was gorgeous... Wow.

Damn. Valero vs Lomachenko would've been one hell of a fight.

I love your videos so much honestly bro thanks so much for all the videos

Love how this channel says it's back then disappears into the darkness again after one video

BoxingLegendsTV, please do a video on the unknown legendary Aaron Pryor. One of the most skilled highest ring IQ fighters I watched. The best way to describe him is "calculated awkwardness and smooth chaotic movements." He timed his shots and movement in odd ways that the fighters had absolutely no idea where and when the shots were coming from at times. On top of that he had knockout power and won most of his fights by KO/TKO and only lost 1 fight in his 41 fight career. Thumbs up so he sees this!!!

I've heard about him, but never thought he was SO good... damn! look at those "sparring sessions"! The guy doesn't "train" - he FIGHTS!... Big thanks for the video - oustanding channel.

We need more videos! Best boxing channel on KZfaq by far!

For anyone asking, the song at the start and 9:30 is 'Nothing Is Real' by Boards of Canada. One of my favorite songs by the best electronic group ever imo. It's used really well in this vid too.

Ay man..not trying to sound corny but just wanna let ya know I truly appreciate your channel and the non-biased content, historical accuracy, well written narration, editing skills and just the overall thoroughness that's evident in each and every upload. Best outlet for true boxing fans - no competition..either on KZfaq or network TV. Keep it pushin.

To all ladies : if your partner hits you once, you should probably leave him. If he hits you twice, you should definitely leave him.

@Boxing Legend TV at 3:53 in your video is there longer video of the at clip of him doing the mitts ? I never seen that before

Great video man I really enjoyed it!!

best boxing channel on KZfaq love u man

Damn if they ever made a movie about him Uriah Faber looks just like him crazy.

Man I just got into fighting like a year ago or so and so much to watch and so many people to learn about. These people like Valero give me chills when I watch them

I love the music in all his videos

I cannot respect a man who killed his wife no matter how good a fighter he is. I hope he suffers in hell.

As a parent , my heart is broken for the little girls who will never have their mother again!!R.I.P

Thanks for sharing this story, what a ride!

He, himself was his greatest enemy.

Tell me why he looks like Urijah Faber

For me, this is my favorite video from you!! Amazin work man!! I would love to see your work on the legend Julio Cesar Chavez... People don´t really realize what he did for the sport...

Thanks for this video. I was inly able ti watch his last fight.

I remember the fight with Mosquera. On Tv you could hear the punches of Valero. El "Loco" Mosquera show why he was a champ too. It was a hard fight for both , as Valero was getting tired each round and Mosquera never got that fierce of a rival before. Unfortunately, Valero got a bad end, and Mosquera has years on prison. If i remember correctly, he killed someone on a bar with a gun, he turned himself first thing in the morning the next day. Too bad, two great boxers...

He should have been absolutely huge. His record was insane, 57 amateur K.O.s, 27-0 with 27 wins via K.O. His first 18 professional bouts didn't make it past the first. Should have been talked about as a pound for pounder, in my opinion he was. Just a shame we didn't get to see him in a superfight with the likes of Mayweather or Pacquiao, although it's doubtful Floyd would have entertained it, not taking anything away from Mayweathers talent, I believe he was and probably is the greatest, but it's just a fact he chose his fights carefully in the later stages of his career and seemed more interested in picking up a giant check than really testing his ability. It's also a fact he fought his way in to such a position to be able to pick who he would next fight. With Edwin Valero's style and talent, he would've been up there with the very best and who knows how good he truly was. We should be talking about him breaking pay-per-view records instead of this horrible story. Did his massive head injury play a part? Was he framed then murdered? I can imagine a select few people worried about him becoming such a massive star and having a huge fanbase when he has America's fave enemy emblazoned across his chest. Would he have put a dent in America's propaganda machine? It's certainly true that he was kept out of America for a long, long time on the premise of his head injury even though he was medically cleared to fight. Was he really just evil? Whatever he was, it is a real shame his boxing talent and breathtaking style didn't get the spotlight it deserved.

This channel is amazing!!! Keep up the great work!

Valero was hired as a sparring partner of Dela Hoya during the Pac-DLH fight. Valero gave Dela Hoya a beatdown and a black eye that they end up firing him. I remembered seeing Oscar with a healing black eye during one of the HBO 24/7 footage. I'm pretty sure it is posted somewhere here on KZfaq.

I wish I could've met him, and thanked him for his amazing boxing skills and heart in the ring 😪

I thought I was going crazy randomly hearing the Metal Gear Solid Codec sounds lol. Anyways great video.

Anyone that knocks out his sparring partners intentionally should be kicked out of the gym

Well, I wasnt expecting an ending like that. 😕

It's sad it ended that way. What a talented athlete! He could have been world champion for many years.

He Looks Like Urijah Faber.

The editing and commentary is something that should actually be on tv. What is the beat at the very start also?

Some of the music on this video is from a group called Boards of Canada. Check them out, some nice, strange grooves. Their music is amazing.

Edwin Valero used to pull up to my aunts factory in Vernon, CA back in the day to practice. Joe & my aunt are good friends and she gave him the space to build a ring. Daniel Ponce de Leon used to practice there too. At one point Panchito Bojado was there as well. It was great to see all of them fight when I was in vacation as a kid cause I’ll pull up and just watch despite being so private.

He obviously got permanent brain damage because of the bike accident without the helmet on, you can tell by the tattoo.

I wana be a fighter but i don't have the wife-killing testosterone to use

That beat in the background at the beginning was hard!

Wow, I like stories like this one even though it ended in tragedy, but the fact of the matter is, is that this dude was one helluva fighter

Looks like a Venezuelan Urijah Faber!

Valero V mayweather would have been legendary. What a great boxer . What a total tragedy. Watch those head injuries folks .

KZfaq recommendation works again, sad story great channel

Pacquiao vs. Valero would’ve been a great fight!

Pacquiao's counterpart from the other side of the world.

So i looked into the death of his wife and apparently he had beat her on several occasions and she ended up in the hospital several times. His fame in Venezuela kept him from facing any serious consequences and even when he was sentenced to 6 months of therapy after beating his wife so hard she suffered a broken rib and bruised lung, he somehow was let go from therapy after just a week. His mother in law says that he daughter had called her numerous times in the week before she died and said that Valero barely slept and barely ate, was taking cocaine several times a day and becoming more and more violent. She was found dead with 3 stab wounds on he neck, dying from blood loss. Valero apparently hanged himself using his pants and was found hanging by an inmate who alerted the guards, he had a pulse when taken down but they where unable to revive him and was declared dead later that day.

*"came out like a man possessed"* LoL 🤣🤣😂😂

What a great job on a great video!

Great channel bro ! Glad my friend told me about it

Why does this guy look like UFC fighter Uriah Faber?

I kinda loved The backsound at the start Reminds me to somewhere beautiful place

I love the starting instrumental

After his vicious reputation in the ring, he went out like a coward.

4:40 some fire bars

YOOOW🥺🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯. The plot twist here is unprecedented. 🤯🤯🤯🤯

Unprecedented editing and professional narration. Kudos for a brilliant job!

that was a good documentary first time I watched this channel i am subscribing

I lived in Caracas from 2007-2010 and periodically went to a boxing gym in a relatively upmarket area. One day whilst driving there I was cut up by this new shape Ford Mustang, dented all around. The driver was weaving all over the shop, at speed, and somehow managed to avoid everyone. Some of the worst driving I’ve ever seen, and in a different country might have provoked a different reaction to mere anger. Anyway, I get to the gym and this same Mustang is parked out front. I go upstairs and Valero is there, and I assume therefore the car was his. I saw him a few times at the gym, to the extent we recognised one another and would let on. The TV cameras were in once and there’s some Globovision footage of him hitting the pads with me (badly) hitting the bag in the background. Other than his apparent driving, he was nothing ever than polite and respectful. I’ve seen a few world class fighters hit the pads, but this guy’s speed was something else. I reckon he hit the pads about 4-6 times a second. It was like a machine gun. And it didn’t even look like he was trying. Anyway, when he was arrested it was big news obviously. It seemed he was being treated differently after his arrest, seemingly having his own cell. He was the one sportsman Chavez personally was associated with very closely, so there were theories that the Government took him out to avoid embarrassment. I’m not sure if I believe that, but anything is possible. And in Venezuelan prisons, where you can get anything from anti tank weapons to women, offing a geezer is routine.

One of the greatest ive ever watched

Awesome synopsis of a story that should be wider known. Outstanding. Kudos BL.

Pound for pound, he was the hardest puncher in the boxing history! I was a amateur boxer and worked as a trainer, but I watched boxing feverishly for 50 years! The first time I saw this guy, I was absolutely sure that his gloves were loaded! I am not talking about the KO punch, but everything else he was throwing, from any distance! I don't know if Bruce Lee had that 1" punch, but this guy did!

Excellent video mate

Whaaa his wife was actually fine all natural

A fight with Edwin and manny in their prime would have been instant classic. I’m sure there would have been a few fights with those two

The guy was born to fight. It would be interesting to find out if his personality changed after the accident. Brain injuries sometimes effect a person inhibitions and they do things they normally wouldn’t do.

It's really sad to know such a legendary boxer end up in this way

There is darkness in his spirit!

Dude your channel is awesome!