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LAS VEGAS, NV – FEBRUARY 20: Oscar Valdez is victorious as he defeats Miguel Berchelt for the WBC super featherweight title at the MGM Grand Conference Center on February 20, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Mikey Williams/Top Rank Inc via Getty Images)

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LAS VEGAS, NV – FEBRUARY 20: Oscar Valdez is victorious as he defeats Miguel Berchelt for the WBC super featherweight title at the MGM Grand Conference Center on February 20, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Mikey Williams/Top Rank Inc via Getty Images)
The super-featherweight sensation, Oscar Valdez, has kicked off his preparation for his upcoming title defense fight on 10th September. For now, there’s no opponent announced for the WBC super-featherweight champ. But he’ll get aligned with someone stout soon.
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Valdez, after his last sensational win against Miguel Berchelt, increased his stakes in the boxing universe. It was his biggest career win, which helped him draw everyone’s attention alongside retaining his undefeated stint. Hence, despite not knowing his opponent, Valdez has commenced his preparations in order to prepare for his maiden title defense.
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Valdez has moved to his gym again in order to polish up his boxing prowess. Top Rank shared a training compilation video of the champ, where fans can see him shadow boxing, hitting the bags, as well doing some cardio.
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Valdez‘s last fight was his maiden world title fight. Many expected the veteran, Berchelt, to outclass the young gun with his prolific experience. But when the actual fight happened, it was all about the Mexican boxer hammering his adversary.
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The Sonora native didn’t let Berchelt win a single second of the fight. He executed all of his strategies efficiently by taking an aggressive role in this thunderous clash. As a result, his skill sets proved too much to handle for Miguel Berchelt, who fell prey to Valdez’s spine-chilling power.
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This fight became the biggest career win for the Mexican boxer. Also, it helped him roll out a ferocious statement in the 130-pound division.
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Should Oscar Valdez look to unify the division?
Valdez holds prolific weapons in his artillery and with the help of the same, he bagged a gratifying win last time. But going for a title unification fight seems too early for him. Prior to that, he should look to defend his WBC strap multiple times and fill himself up with confidence.

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LAS VEGAS, NV – FEBRUARY 20: Oscar Valdez walking to the ring before his fight against Miguel Berchelt for the WBC super featherweight title at the MGM Grand Conference Center on February 20, 2021 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Mikey Williams/Top Rank Inc via Getty Images)
Later, once he’s developed a considerable hang of the ring at this weight class, Valdez should look to go for the unification fights.
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He is aiming to do just so as his TBA opponent isn’t expected to be another belt holder.
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