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Del Valle arrives in Dallas; Ready to Shine Saturday Night

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Dallas, TX (Kẹsán 12, 2016) – IBF #8 super bantamweight Luis “Orlandito” Del Valle and his team arrived in Dallas this afternoon after leaving Puerto Rico earlier today.
Valley, who hails from Bayamon, meets unbeaten Diego De La Hoya, 15-0 (9 KO ká), Saturday evening over ten rounds in what is expected to be a classic Puerto Rico vs Mexico slugfest. The bout opens an HBO PPV telecast starting at 9 PM et headlined by the junior middleweight championship fight between pound for pound superstar Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and reigning WBO champion Liam Smith. The card takes place a short distance from Dallas in Arlington, TX at AT&T Stadium, best known as the home of the Dallas Cowboys.
Valley, 22-2 (16 KO ká), had grueling training camp to prepare for what he calls the biggest fight of his career. With his preparation in the books, Del Valle is supremely confident that the work he put in along with his significant experience advantage will guide him to victory.
"The work has been put in by myself and my team,"Said Del Valle. “I’m focused and ready to fight. A win can change everything for me. De La Hoya is undefeated and people are discussing him as a future superstar. His team believes I’m the guy he’ll beat to get to the next level and that’s a major mistake. I’ve been down this road before and this was the best camp I ever had. Bi Eleyi Saturday night, everybody will see that Orlandito Del Valle is a serious player in the 122 iwon pipin!"
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Del Valle thriving in camp; ready to Defeat De La Hoya

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Bayamon, Puẹto Riko (Kẹsán 6, 2016) – In less than two weeks, IBF #8 ranked super bantamweight Luis “Orlandito” Del Valle enters the ring against unbeaten and highly regarded Diego De La Hoya.

The bout opens the Saul “Canelo” Alvarez –Liam Smith HBO pay-per-view telecast Saturday, Kẹsán 17 from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX and is scheduled for ten rounds. Valley, who fought on HBO and Showtime on multiple occasions, considers this bout the most important of his career as he’s facing a foe that is in a position he himself was once in.

“Going into my fight with Vic Darchinyan, I was unbeaten and there was a lot of hype behind me,"Said Del Valle, ti o jẹ 22-2 pẹlu 16 knockouts. “That fight was supposed to get me to the next level with a victory over a former world champion but unfortunately it didn’t go down that way. Vic had a ton of experience and was the better man that night. I learned a lot as a man, fighter and about preparation at the top level. Now I feel that I’m in the role Vic was against me when I face De La Hoya.”

To ensure he excels on the grandest stage of his career, Del Valle’s currently in a grueling training camp in his native Puerto Rico. With head trainer Emilo Lozada leading the way, Del Valle’s put in countless hours honing his craft. Against the 15-0 De La Hoya, in what most expect to be the kind of high octane fight that epitomizes the Puerto Rico vs Mexico rivalry, Del Valle added new strength and conditioning drills so he’s able to engage in a high octane battle without running out of gas.

“It’s no secret that I bring the fight to everybody that gets in the ring with me. Diego and his team are looking to prove that he’s the real deal and they expect an impressive Mexican-style performance from him. What that means is this has all the makings of a fast paced brawl where nobody wants to take a step backwards. In order to come out of the battle as the victor, you’ve got to be ready for war. After what I’ve been through physically, mentally and emotionally in my training, I’m more than ready. All of the hard work will pay off when I break Diego De La Hoya down Kẹsán 17!"

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Del Valle on bout with De La Hoya: “Expect fireworks”

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Bayamon, PR (August 23, 2016) – Super bantamweight contender Luis “Orlandito” Del Valle is not one to waste time in the squared circle.

Currently the International Boxing Federation’s #8 ni ipo contender, Del Valle scored 16 ti re 22 victories by knockout including nine within the first three rounds. Known for bringing the heat to his foes from the opening bell, Del Valle is accustom to partaking in exciting fights and most recently dropped hard-hitting Thomas Snow twice en route to a unanimous decision victory.

Lori Kẹsán 17, Del Valle faces unbeaten and highly touted Diego De La Hoya in a ten round contest. The bout opens up the Saul Alvarez-Liam Smith pay per view telecast from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. It is also renewing boxing’s oldest rivalry as Del Valle represents Puerto Rico while De La Hoya fights out of Mexico. The nephew of boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya, Diego’s 15-0 pẹlu 9 AamiEye nipa knockout. Ni Oṣu Karun, he battered previously unbeaten Rocco Santomaruo en route to a 7th round stoppage.

Valley, who is seven years De La Hoya’s senior, serves as a notable step up in class. Del Valle respects De La Hoya’s ability and believes it will be a classic Puerto Rico vs Mexico type battle while it lasts before his experience ultimately powers him to victory.

“The fans can expect fireworks on the 17th,” Del Valle said of his upcoming showdown with De La Hoya. “We’re both warriors and know that something bigger will follow if we win in a high profile fight like this. He is a good young fighter that has talent but I’m battle tested. I’ve fought former world champions and learned from my past bouts where I was matched tough. My experience will be a key for me in this fight. I can’t wait to put on a show for boxing fans all over the world!"

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Del Valle excited for Tri State Area return

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Bayamon, Puẹto Riko (July 20, 2016) – As a teenager, Luis “Orlandito” Del Valle left his native Puerto Rico for Newburgh, NY where he resided for seven years. During his time in the Empire State amateur ranks, he made great strides in the ring and won multiple highly-competitive tournaments, most notably capturing the 2004 National Golden Gloves title.

As a pro, Del Valle had his first fight in New Jersey, hoisted the WBA-NABA championship in New York and Connecticut was the state that hosted his first appearance on HBO. Ìwò, half of his 24 professional fights took place in the tri state area and the bilingual Del Valle built a solid fan following. Sibẹsibẹ, he hasn’t fought in the area since 2012.

Lori August 27, that will change when Del Valle battles an opponent to be announced in a ten round super bantamweight bout at the Bayonne Pavilion in Bayonne, New Jersey.

“I love fighting in the tri state area,"Said Del Valle, the owner of an excellent 22-2 professional record with 16 knockouts and a #12 ranking by the International Boxing Federation. “I had a lot of great moments when I lived in New York and miss the local crowds. The support was great and there is a very large Puerto Rican population in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. I’ve still got a lot of fans in the area and they always ask me when I’m fighting locally again. Due to some of the changes in my career, I wasn’t sure until this incredible opportunity came up. I’d like to thank Roc Nation and LGM Promotions for making this happen. I’m hoping to fight for a world title in the near future and defend it in the tri state area.”

Tickets prices are $125 for VIP Table; $65 fun Ringside; $55 for General ringside and $40 for General Admission and can be purchased by visiting:www.lgmpromo.eventbrite.com

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Del Valle Demolishes Crespo in Two

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Salem, NH (April 10, 2016) – Super bantamweight contender Luis “Orlandito” Del Valle of Bayamon, PR scored a dominant second round stoppage over local favorite Josh Crespo Saturday, April 9 at Rockingham Park in Salem, NH.
With a standing room only crowd on hand, Del Valle pressured Crespo early in the opening round and found a home for right hands. Ni awọn keji, Del Valle continued to connect with clean shots including a perfectly placed hard overhand right to Crespo’s temple that sent him crashing to the canvas. The game Crespo got up and immediately stumbled back to the canvas but incredibly made it back to his feet before the count of 10. Seconds later, Del Valle swarmed his badly hurt foe and landed a number of punches until Crespo’s corner threw in the towel at 2:17.
"I knew early in the first round that I was the stronger fighter and would be able to hurt him with my punches,” Del Valle said after improving his record to 21-2 pẹlu 16 KO ká. “I give him all the credit in the world for stepping up to fight me and having tremendous heart. I thought the referee was going to stop it because I’ve never seen a fighter get knocked down, stand up, fall again then get back up in less than ten seconds.”
Del Valle who scored his third consecutive stoppage since losing a controversial decision to Luis Rosa, is confident that he’ll land another bout against a top fighter in the very near future.
"I did what I had to do last night and it’s onto bigger and better things. Ni mi lokan, Darchinyan is the only fighter to defeat me and I’ve grown a lot since then. There are many great fighters at 122 pounds that I’d love to get in the ring with and I’m confident it will happen soon.”
Del Valle’s next bout is scheduled to be televised and formal details will follow shortly.
Fans can interact with Del Valle on Twitter @Orlanditoboxing or Facebook.com/Orlandito-Del-Valle-111406195543360.
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Del Valle to meet Crespo April 9!

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Bayamon, PR (April 1, 2016) – Super bantamweight contender Luis “Orlandito” Del Valle returns to the ring on Saturday, April 9 to face New England titlist Josh Crespo in an eight round bout at Rockingham Park in Salem, NH.

Tickets lati $35 are on sale by calling 860-982-2532 tabi 603-898-2311.

A blood and guts warrior who gives fans their monies worth every time he enters the squared circle, Del Valle has an outstanding 20-2 gba pẹlu 15 AamiEye nipa knockout. Ni Kọkànlá Oṣù 2015, the Bayamon native stopped 50-plus fight veteran Jose Juan Beltran after two rounds in Comerio, Puẹto Riko. Currently signed to an exclusive promotional contract with Jay-Z’s Roc Nation Sports, Del Valle has his sights set on another big fight but first must conquer the task at hand.

Born and raised in New Haven, CT, Crespo is riding a wave of confidence having defeated Jorge Abiague (9-1) for the New England super bantamweight championship last November. Crespo’s professional ledger is a deceptive 6-2-3 pẹlu 2 KO’s but he’s unbeaten in his last five, facing two undefeated fighters in the process.

If victorious, Del Valle is expected to appear in a televised bout in the immediate future. While some potentially view this fight as a given for Del Valle prior to bigger and better things, the 29-year-old knows that records don’t tell the whole story and Crespo’s hunger can’t be overlooked.

“I’ve got big plans but that all goes out the window if I don’t do what I have to against Crespo,” Del Valle said from his training camp in Puerto Rico. “Anybody who really knows boxing understands that a record doesn’t determine how good a fighter is. I’ve seen Crespo before. He’s tough and willing to take on anybody which is evident by the fact that he’s facing me rather than a lesser opponent. I’m training like I’m the underdog since this fight is close to his hometown and I’ve got a lot on the line.”

Fans can interact with Del Valle on Twitter @Orlanditoboxing or via Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Orlandito-Del-Valle-111406195543360

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Super Bantamweight contender Del Valle Padà Kọkànlá Oṣù 14 ni Puerto Rico!

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Bayamon, PR (October 28, 2015) - Puerto Rican Super bantamweight contender Luis "Orlandito" Del Valle yoo pada si awọn iwọn ni ohun mẹjọ yika idije Saturday, Kọkànlá Oṣù 14 ni awọn Auditorio Municipal de Comerio ni Comerio, Puẹto Riko.

Awọn kaadi ti gbekalẹ nipa Miguel Cotto ni igbega ati Roc Nation idaraya ati ki o yoo air Friday, Kọkànlá Oṣù 20 nipasẹ teepu idaduro on Unimas.

An gbogbo-igbese brawler ti yoo fun egeb wọn monies tọ kọọkan ati ni gbogbo igba ti o ti nwọ ni iwọn, Del Valle ni ẹya o tayọ 19-2 ọjọgbọn Leja pẹlu 14 ti rẹ victories nbo nipa knockout. Valley, ti o ṣe orukọ fun ara rẹ a lori agbaye nmu nipa ija on HBO ati Showtime, duro Roberto Castaneda ni mẹjọ iyipo yi kọja March. A tele NABA featherweight asiwaju, Del Valle ti o ni victories lori pe Nguyen ati Christopher Martin.

Lọwọlọwọ ni ohun intense ikẹkọ ibudó lẹgbẹẹ undefeated contender Jayson Vélez, Del Valle jẹ yiya fun ija night ati ki o ti ṣeto rẹ fojusi on tobi anfani ni 2016.

"Mo fẹ lati dúpẹ lọwọ Roc Nation ati Miguel Cotto ni igbega fun fun mi miiran anfani lati ṣe ere awọn enia ti Puerto Rico,"Said Del Valle. "Ija ni ile inspires mi ati ti o ba ohun gbogbo lọ bi o ti ṣe yẹ lori awọn 14th, wa ètò ni lati ya on ẹnikan ninu awọn oke 5-10. Akọkọ ohun akọkọ, Mo ko nikan nilo lati win tókàn osù sugbon ṣe bẹ ni ako njagun ki awọn oke buruku ni awọn 122 iwon pipin yoo ni orukọ mi pada lori wọn Reda!"

Del Valle ká alatako yoo wa ni ti a npè ni Kó.

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Del Valle Atilẹyin nipasẹ awọn ara ilu Oquendo ati Martinez

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Bayamon, Puẹto Riko (Kẹsán 15, 2015) - Last Saturday, featherweight contender Luis "Orlandito" Del Valle ri elegbe Puerto Ricans Jonathan Oquendo ati Ramon "Rocky" Martinez ni moriwu njà bi ara ti awọn Floyd Mayweather-Andre Berto undercard.
Lehin sọnu mẹta saju bouts lodi si asiwaju ipele onija, Oquendo wà jade lati fi mule pe rẹ kẹrin ni yio jẹ ifaya a lodi si meji-pipin titlist Jhonny Gonzalez ti Mexico. A akude underdog, Oquendo bori a akọkọ yika knockdown lati ju Gonzalez awọn gan tókàn yika en ipa si ohun idanilaraya poju ipinnu gun. The win je awọn tobi ti awọn ọmọ rẹ ki o si fi i fun ni ipo a aye akọle shot.
Nigbamii ti o aṣalẹ, Martinez gbà rẹ WBO Super Featherweight asiwaju lodi si Orlando Salido. Mimọ lãrin Puerto Rican egeb fun lemeji knocking jade gíga touted Juan Manuel Lopez, Salido gba oyè ni 126 ati 130 poun ati ki o wò lati gbẹsan a saju isonu lodi si Martinez. Ni awọn kẹta yika, Salido ayo a ti ariyanjiyan knockdown sugbon ara pari soke lori kanfasi igbamiiran ni pe stanza iteriba ti a Martinez ọwọ ọtún. Lati wa nibẹ, Martinez ati Salido hàn idi ti Puerto Rico vs Mexico ti wa ni bi ti o dara ju Boxing ká noir, lilọ si ogun titi ik Belii. Awọn ija a ti pase a pipin fa ki o si a kẹta baramu yoo seese ya ibi.
Bi re ara ilu Del Valle, 19-2, ti ní pipade ati awọn dojuti ninu rẹ ọmọ. Ni 2011, o gba wọle a ọmọ ti o dara ju win lodi si gíga kasi na Nguyen lati Yaworan awọn NABA featherweight ade ni New York City kere ju 24 wakati ṣaaju ki awọn Puerto Rican Day Parade. Laanu, Ìṣẹgun rẹ meji wá on ńlá ni asiko lodi si tele meji-pipin aye asiwaju Vic Darchinyan ati siwaju sii controversially si unbeaten contender Luis Rosa. Awọn wọnyi ni March 2014 ilewe lodi si Rosa, Del Valle mu akoko kuro lati awọn iwọn ati ki o a funni a Tu lati rẹ àǹfàní ati ti iṣakoso siwe. Agbọye pé ó wà ninu a tougher awọn iranran ju ọdun diẹ a saju, o fara akojopo rẹ aṣayan.
Eleyi ti o ti kọja March, Del Valle oôyan nipa Ifimaaki ohun 8thyika stoppage lori gatekeeper Roberto Castaneda ati fawabale pẹlu Jay-Z ká Roc Nation Sports. Lẹhin ti awọn win, o entertained a diẹ ija ipese ati ki o ti wa ni reti lati ja a diẹ siwaju sii ni igba ninu 2015. Awọn išẹ nipa re countrymen kẹhin Saturday night sibẹsibẹ si fi i ni a gbogbo yatọ mindset nigbati o si lọ si-idaraya nigbamii ti owuro.
"Mo ti a ti lalailopinpin impressed nipasẹ Rocky ati Oquendo,"Said Del Valle. "Mejeji jiya ọpọ Ìṣẹgun ṣugbọn bori wọn nipa sise lori kan tobi ipele ose. Lẹhin ti wiwo awọn njà, Mo ti joko pada mo si woye pe o le jẹ fun mi ti o ba a iru anfani. Ti o iwongba ti atilẹyin fun mi lati irin ni le nitori Mo fẹ lati ṣe Puerto Rico lọpọlọpọ!"
Laisi ohun osise ọjọ ṣeto fun tókàn rẹ baramu, Del Valle ti wa ni nireti o gba a iranran on Miguel Cotto-Saulu "Canelo" Alvarez undercard ati ileri lati ṣojulọyin ti o ba ti fun ni anfani.
"Real Boxing egeb ni o wa siwaju sii ni yiya fun Cotto-Canelo ju eyikeyi miiran ija odun yi pẹlu Mayweather-Pacquiao. Ti o ti wa ni lilọ si jẹ miiran nla ipin ninu awọn Puerto Rico-Mexico noir. O fẹ wa ni a ala wá otito lati ja lori ti kaadi lodi si oke Mexico ni a afẹṣẹja. Mo wa ni itara lati fi awọn aye ti o jẹ Orlandito pada ki o si qkan!"
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