Larry Merchant "We understand that you'd like to fight Alexis Arguello next, is that true? Sanchez: claro que si // translator: Yes I am willing to fight him, any time". The 80s were probably the last decade with so many great characters on and off the ring. Awesome doco, thanks again Rich.
This guy...is one of the biggest 'what IF' stories, because he had so much talent and focus at such a young age which was taken away from the world by a car accident. He is really a boxing tragedy, sometimes we wonder what boxing would have been like had he lived longer to show his full potential. At least he left us many paintings of his brilliance, with that Nelson fight being his true masterpiece. RIP Sanchez, the GOAT of Mexican boxing
YES AND AMEN. Sanchez is the GOAT Mexican and GREATEST FEATHERWEIGHT boxer ever And the 7th greatest boxer of all time IMO AND MAYBE The greatest potentially of all time. Rich The Boxing Historian hits the ball out of the part on this one.
I was not even born when Sanchez was boxing when I watched a documentary on him.and learned he died in the prime of his life I cried. The guy was a excellent boxer. Young and up and coming fighter learn from this guy. The movement the entry and exit the defense the IQ. He was not from this planet.
@@hjjjjk8399 He is the greatest MEX boxer ever IMO over JC Chavez, Olivares, Barrera etc.. and the greatest featherweight over Willie Pep or Arguello!. And the 7th greatest boxer EVER...laugh..soo happy you enjoy his abilities. He had INDETERMINABLES!..A VERY COMPLICATED WORD.
Sanchez had poise and skill beyond his years. Combine that with endless stamina and a granite chin, Sanchez was one of the best of all time despite passing at 23. A huge what if, but still accomplished more than most fighters do in that brief time.
I remember him against Laporte in El Paso when I was a kid. A few years later, I was just getting home from registering for 7th grade when I heard the Mexican news report about his death. It was surreal.
@@dreadsamStill a National treasure in Australia.Jim Jacobs said Tunney, Benny Leonard and Les Darcy we’re the only old timers who could fight in any era!!
Sanchez was the best I ever seen,in a great era,everybody he fought was very good,and he distroyed a few legends along the way,incredibly the garden was only half full when he fought Nelson,he was behind on two of the judges cards going into the fifteenth round,needing a knockout, he went out and stopped Nelson,a lot of people thought he had an off night,not knowing how great Nelson would become,RIP GOAT OF ALL GOATS
Salvador Sanchez is the reason I truly loved boxing! He is truly an iconic fighter! Skill, (Check), Stamina (Check), Strength (Check), Speed (Check). He had it all!
The control of his timing in heavy infighting was something else. There's an instant during the Gomez fight where Sanchez anticipates a left hook and redirects it with his right hand over his head like a windmill. Awesome.
Great fighter. I knew he was going to beat Gomez, even though I was a bigger fan of Gomez. The way he took Little Red apart told me he was very special. He represented boxing very well. I like to think he would have made a good doctor. Thanks Rich!
One thing I absolutely can’t get over with these older fighters is how often they fought. In an era of 15 round fights, they fought the whole 15 rounds and then took another fight 2-3 months later. Most of the guys fought 4 times a year at the very least, sometimes even 5-6 times a year, even as a champion. That would be absolutely unheard of today. Some fighters can go 2-3 years between fights
For many Mexicans, including myself, Sánchez is one of the greatest, if not the greatest. Not only was he an amazing boxer, but I can say that because of him and Gómez, we have perhaps the greatest and most beautiful boxing rivalry.
Truly one of the greatest of all time. Thank you, Rich, for highlighting the career of this great fighter. The argument with Sanchez was that he's over-rated by many because he died before he began to decline; and while I would say there is possibly some truth to that, I would also say we saw enough of him to recognize what he was and to know he should be mentioned among those who carry the mantle of the sport. Countless boxers have competed in this sport in its modern form; but only a precious few embody true greatness. Sanchez was one of those few.
He had amazing timing and uppper body movement, the way he beat a great fighter like Azumah Nelson just shows how great he was it's scary to think he didn't even reach his prime. RIP LEGEND 💚
Another masterpiece Rich. Along with Roberto Duran Sanchez was one of my favorite fighters. As far as being pound-for pound, he was the best I have ever seen. Only Sugar Ray Robinson could compare. Salvador's head movement, counterpunching, and ability to set up combinations with his jab were the best. He was always in premiere shape and basically beat his opponents up. Keep them coming Rich, I really enjoy your channel!
You nailed it again, Rich. Editing, highlights, chronology, personal bio information, and the word, "Elegance." You captured the short lived career of quite possibly the greatest warrior of the Sweet Science of boxing. Thank you. R.I.P. Salvador Sanchez ✝🛐🕊⚓🔨📖🗡✝🥊🙏💞✝ Fighting the good fight of faith; EVERYDAY!
Did any boxer have more stamina than Sanchez??? And that chin. Lopez hit Sanchez square coming in. Sanchez didn't blink. Gomez fight. Once Gomez got tagged with a broken eye socket he was done!!! That 26:34 -27:04 was a master class of inside fighting by both fighters. Sanchez head and shoulder rolls and precise countering, and Gomez distancing, anticipating, slipping, ducking, leaning away from punches by mere inches. Excellent doc Rich. Love em all.
Sanchez was simply awesome! A beautiful artist taken way to soon, his IQ and fitness were absolutely off the charts, his in side fighting and ducking are along with mike McCallum the best ive ever seen. Phenomenal phenomenal fighter.
I didn't get into boxing into the late 90s but I've seen so many fights and fighters from different eras. I always knew of Salvador but it wasn't until I watched his Wilfredo Gomez and Azumah Nelson fights that I came to the conclusion that this guy has to be the GREATEST fighter I've seen pound for pound
I remember as a kid reading in SI about his destruction of Gomez. Not sure why, but that really piqued my interest in Sanchez. Later, I watched live his really hard-fought victory over Azumah Nelson (we had a pay-TV plan). Not long after that, I was on a family trip when I heard a sports radio report about his crash. I was just starting to become a fan. Made me sad.
One of the pound for pound greatest probably the best boxer to come out of Mexico which is saying something I love watching Sanchez videos he was a absolute artist.
Very good Rich...Sanchez is one of my two favorite fighters of all time...Hagler being the other...Both had great chins....Both would break down their opponent as the fight wore on.....Great video Rich...Thank you!
Remember the fire ,remember the light ...beautiful punching and and balance ..body work and defence ..calm cool and collected with the engine to power it all ..what a fight with Arguello would have been
Hi Rich. I know you consider yourself a specialist in making videos about fighters that we may have forgotten, but your stuff about the better known boys is great as well. This and your Hagler vid are classic examples. Thanks.
10/10! Outstanding. One of the greatest fighters of all time. The first Sanchez fight I watched was the first one against Little Red, Then the rematch, Laporte, Pat Ford, Bazooka Gomez was a brutal surprise -- I really felt like Gomez was a real threat but he was annihilated. I remember thinking that the Nelson kid did a great job but didn't see any great future for him, he just caught Sanchez by surprise as a late replacement......😆Sanchez turned a casual fan friend of mine into a diehard and we both watched all of him that we could and were both shocked and truly saddened by his death. I remember a TV spot where he said he would retire, become a Doctor and help to build medical clinics for the underprivileged. Sometimes the good really do die young. Thatnks for this one, fantastic job, fantastic subject.🥊
Wish that this great salvador sanchez came back for one day..he would show them all what it was to triumph over the best fighters in his division.yes salvador sanchez represented us mexicanos to the fullest.you cannot say that you are the best untill you beat the best..in the ring and in the streets you must prove to your people that you can walk around any street because you are known as a brave man.this was sanchez his people took him everywhere to fight and he went home triumphant. Rest in peace sal we have some good fighters coming up who are showing good things and after you left we had chavez now canelo however he is fighting stiffs..rest well sal I miss you .keep on punching
Sanchez is like the James Dean of boxing . A lot of his legend is built on “ what might have been” I tend not to rate him as highly as some other fans. He looked spectacular against aggressive sluggers but struggled quite a bit against cuties. He also didn’t beat the other top guy in his division at the exact same time. That would be Eusebio Pedroza, who was no gimme for anyone including Sanchez . Pedroza vs Sanchez was a Superfight which never happened .
Love your work great doco on Salvador Sanchez, was wondering if you could do something on an Aussie legend Jeff Fenech 3 weight world champ fought Nelson for a 4th that was called a draw hard call. Looking fprward to your next video thanks.
MI GRAN IDOLO EL NUMERO 1 EL MEJOR BOXEADOR MEXICANO GIAPO GALAN Y UN BOXEADOR FINO CON UNA ENORME PEGADA Y ELEGANTE ERA SU FORMA DE BOXEAR NO HAY NINGUN BOXEADOR QUE BOXIE CON ESTA ELEGANCIA
The great WHAT IF in boxing history. Granted Lopez was probably ready to be taken, but it only took one shot with him to change everything. The Gomez fight will probably always be his legacy. I mean Wilfredo was undefeated all by ko I believe and was COMPLETELY dominated! Could of been stopped in the first. Young and not thinking his life was ended way too early. RIP Champ
@@RichtheFightHistorian it's getting better each day I'm starting to do little by little the things I love and enjoy like your great documentaries thank you rich
Es una ofensa qué el nacho beristain menosprecie la victoria de Sánchez sobre W Gómez,, pero quién en sus 5 sentidos escucha a ese señor de edad muy, muy avanzada y de pésimos sentimientos??? 🇲🇽🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵👍👋💪
Larry Merchant "We understand that you'd like to fight Alexis Arguello next, is that true?
Sanchez: claro que si // translator: Yes I am willing to fight him, any time". The 80s were probably the last decade with so many great characters on and off the ring. Awesome doco, thanks again Rich.
That might have surpassed Pryor v Arguello which is for me the greatest fight in history.
Say it again about the 80’s!!!!!!
Amen. 90s had a lot going on too especially hw . 80s hw was Holmes playing with his food.
My pleasure, Nick.
Back then ppl values character. Nowadays, it's all about who's entertaining and can go viral.
This guy...is one of the biggest 'what IF' stories, because he had so much talent and focus at such a young age which was taken away from the world by a car accident. He is really a boxing tragedy, sometimes we wonder what boxing would have been like had he lived longer to show his full potential. At least he left us many paintings of his brilliance, with that Nelson fight being his true masterpiece.
RIP Sanchez, the GOAT of Mexican boxing
YES AND AMEN. Sanchez is the GOAT Mexican and GREATEST FEATHERWEIGHT boxer ever And the 7th greatest boxer of all time IMO AND MAYBE The greatest potentially of all time. Rich The Boxing Historian hits the ball out of the part on this one.
I was not even born when Sanchez was boxing when I watched a documentary on him.and learned he died in the prime of his life I cried. The guy was a excellent boxer. Young and up and coming fighter learn from this guy. The movement the entry and exit the defense the IQ. He was not from this planet.
@@hjjjjk8399 He is the greatest MEX boxer ever IMO over JC Chavez, Olivares, Barrera etc.. and the greatest featherweight over Willie Pep or Arguello!. And the 7th greatest boxer EVER...laugh..soo happy you enjoy his abilities. He had INDETERMINABLES!..A VERY COMPLICATED WORD.
As a Salvador Sanchez fan..
Thank you so much, Rich...
My pleasure, Hugo.
Sanchez had poise and skill beyond his years. Combine that with endless stamina and a granite chin, Sanchez was one of the best of all time despite passing at 23. A huge what if, but still accomplished more than most fighters do in that brief time.
Yes,I agree with you..One of the greatest of all times
Been waiting for this one. Sanchez vs Azumah Nelson was my introduction to boxing
Doesn't get any better than that...wow
I remember him against Laporte in El Paso when I was a kid. A few years later, I was just getting home from registering for 7th grade when I heard the Mexican news report about his death. It was surreal.
The Greatest “what if” in boxing
Les Darcy is up there as well
Going back a bit
watching a video of the tough Australian Les Darcy now, not sure if Rch has done a tribute yet but it would be good to see.
The Maitland Marvel, war is a bitch
@@dreadsamStill a National treasure in Australia.Jim Jacobs said Tunney, Benny Leonard and Les Darcy we’re the only old timers who could fight in any era!!
I believe wholeheartedly Sanchez, Hagler , and Mayweather Jr at featherweight are the 3 best I've seen. Thank you for this.
Sure thing, Tony.
Sanchez was the best I ever seen,in a great era,everybody he fought was very good,and he distroyed a few legends along the way,incredibly the garden was only half full when he fought Nelson,he was behind on two of the judges cards going into the fifteenth round,needing a knockout, he went out and stopped Nelson,a lot of people thought he had an off night,not knowing how great Nelson would become,RIP GOAT OF ALL GOATS
Salvador Sanchez is the reason I truly loved boxing! He is truly an iconic fighter! Skill, (Check), Stamina (Check), Strength (Check), Speed (Check). He had it all!
Best pound for pound Mexican fighter ever!
sadly you are wrong, that title belongs to the Lion of Culiacan
The control of his timing in heavy infighting was something else. There's an instant during the Gomez fight where Sanchez anticipates a left hook and redirects it with his right hand over his head like a windmill. Awesome.
@@sergiocelis8347 debatable
@@sergiocelis8347 I’m a big fan of Chavez by the way
Who knows between these two
Great fighter. I knew he was going to beat Gomez, even though I was a bigger fan of Gomez. The way he took Little Red apart told me he was very special. He represented boxing very well. I like to think he would have made a good doctor.
Thanks Rich!
My pleasure, whitehurstcomic.
One thing I absolutely can’t get over with these older fighters is how often they fought. In an era of 15 round fights, they fought the whole 15 rounds and then took another fight 2-3 months later. Most of the guys fought 4 times a year at the very least, sometimes even 5-6 times a year, even as a champion. That would be absolutely unheard of today. Some fighters can go 2-3 years between fights
That was awesome ,thanks so much for your uploads. Sanchez was a great fighter ,with a huge engine .
My pleasure, Brooke.
For many Mexicans, including myself, Sánchez is one of the greatest, if not the greatest. Not only was he an amazing boxer, but I can say that because of him and Gómez, we have perhaps the greatest and most beautiful boxing rivalry.
Thanks for this great video. For me, Salvador Sanchez is the best boxer of all time, no one else had the boxing qualities of Salvador Sanchez.
My pleasure, German.
Truly one of the greatest of all time. Thank you, Rich, for highlighting the career of this great fighter. The argument with Sanchez was that he's over-rated by many because he died before he began to decline; and while I would say there is possibly some truth to that, I would also say we saw enough of him to recognize what he was and to know he should be mentioned among those who carry the mantle of the sport. Countless boxers have competed in this sport in its modern form; but only a precious few embody true greatness.
Sanchez was one of those few.
My pleasure, WolfmanJoe.
He had amazing timing and uppper body movement, the way he beat a great fighter like Azumah Nelson just shows how great he was it's scary to think he didn't even reach his prime. RIP LEGEND 💚
Another masterpiece Rich. Along with Roberto Duran Sanchez was one of my favorite fighters. As far as being pound-for pound, he was the best I have ever seen. Only Sugar Ray Robinson could compare. Salvador's head movement, counterpunching, and ability to set up combinations with his jab were the best. He was always in premiere shape and basically beat his opponents up. Keep them coming Rich, I really enjoy your channel!
Thanks so much, RE.
You're the best Rich thank you for making an hour video on this legend now I have something to look forward to on my day.
Thanks, G, hope you enjoy.
You nailed it again, Rich. Editing, highlights, chronology, personal bio information, and the word, "Elegance."
You captured the short lived career of quite possibly the greatest warrior of the Sweet Science of boxing.
Thank you.
R.I.P. Salvador Sanchez
✝🛐🕊⚓🔨📖🗡✝🥊🙏💞✝ Fighting the good fight of faith; EVERYDAY!
Thank you, Christopher. Sanchez had the Fists of Elegance indeed.
Did any boxer have more stamina than Sanchez??? And that chin. Lopez hit Sanchez square coming in. Sanchez didn't blink.
Gomez fight. Once Gomez got tagged with a broken eye socket he was done!!!
That 26:34 -27:04 was a master class of inside fighting by both fighters. Sanchez head and shoulder rolls and precise countering, and Gomez distancing, anticipating, slipping, ducking, leaning away from punches by mere inches. Excellent doc Rich. Love em all.
Thank you, mmttomb3
Truly a great with a heart and patience of a Lion. This episode on Sanchez was over due. Thank for another fantastic production Rich.
Thank you, Mehdi.
Another great fighter and another great video tribute, nice work and thank you Rich.
My pleasure, Dread.
Sanchez was simply awesome! A beautiful artist taken way to soon, his IQ and fitness were absolutely off the charts, his in side fighting and ducking are along with mike McCallum the best ive ever seen. Phenomenal phenomenal fighter.
Just incredible.
Wow. I’m going wait and savour this on the big TV tonight. Thanks Rich.
Sure thing, GEGBoxing.
Thank you rich, I’ve been waiting for this documentary, Sanchez was the reason I got into boxing
My pleasure, I_GOT5_ON_IT
The one we've been waiting for.
The real impressive detail is how stacked his resume was despite only reaching his early 20s
I didn't get into boxing into the late 90s but I've seen so many fights and fighters from different eras. I always knew of Salvador but it wasn't until I watched his Wilfredo Gomez and Azumah Nelson fights that I came to the conclusion that this guy has to be the GREATEST fighter I've seen pound for pound
Thank for posting my dad’s favorite boxer Rich who got in an AlexisArguelo vs Salvador Sanchez?
That's a debate that's too speculative for me as we never saw Sanchez at lightweight. I'll call it a draw :)
Right on time for my birthday! Gracias homes!
Viva Sal Sanchez!!
One of my son's favorite boxer out of Mexico ...👍
Great video Frank....💪🔥💪
"Pops"#truschoolsports🥊🥊
We're here inside a minute 💪🏽
21 years old in boxing and died but he was already so established. Great Mexican legend my favorite. Hope he,s in Undisputed game😮😮
There needs to be a movie made about this guy.
This is just a test of two warriors who are great battling with each other. This is what greatness looks like.
love the new intro man
Salvador Sanchez Had "EVERYTHING"👊🏿!! I Saw Him As A Little Boy Twice Before His Death. My Dad Loved Salvador's Style.
Great video coverage rich Salvador Sanchez was my favorite pound for pound a true warrior skillful and masterful that was Gone Too Soon
Thanks, Samuel.
He was definitely on his way to becoming one of the all time greats. What a horrible and tragic end to an exceptional fighter.
His life was cut short by the tragic car accident, but what he accomplished in the ring will live on forevermore. RIP to one of my favorite pugilists.
Thanks for the amazing video ❤
My pleasure, John.
I've put this into 'saved' videos.
What an absolute treat I have to look forward to...
Rich, thank you. 😊
Thanks Nicholas, hope you enjoy.
I remember as a kid reading in SI about his destruction of Gomez. Not sure why, but that really piqued my interest in Sanchez. Later, I watched live his really hard-fought victory over Azumah Nelson (we had a pay-TV plan). Not long after that, I was on a family trip when I heard a sports radio report about his crash. I was just starting to become a fan. Made me sad.
He and
Pedroza would've been a
Good fight at 126 in a unification match.
One of the pound for pound greatest probably the best boxer to come out of Mexico which is saying something I love watching Sanchez videos he was a absolute artist.
Real special fighter gone at 23. P4p number 6 before he even fought Gomez . RIP Gran Campeon Salvador Sánchez 🕊🥊
Thx for this one rich ima big fan..
My pleasure, a-abovea-ve-age
Very good Rich...Sanchez is one of my two favorite fighters of all time...Hagler being the other...Both had great chins....Both would break down their opponent as the fight wore on.....Great video Rich...Thank you!
Always a pleasure, Dale.
Una verdadera leyenda
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
Sanchez was a great fighter you ll never see
Another excellent documentary of another classy exceptional fighter of yesteryear. I sure do miss those days.
Thanks. Todd.
Salute to Salvador Sanchez 🥊💯 Excellent job Rich ✔️
Thanks, MPR.
Another God of thd ring...top among others in my heart ❤
My friend .. I rest my mind on your channel watching these boxing documentaries and thank you for it.
Great stories
My pleasure, Luka, thank you.
@@RichtheFightHistorian you deserve a praise, no problem
Another excellent video, and great sound track! Thanks again, Rich!
Always a pleasure, emokellen.
Such fluent hands still one of my fav boxers
Remember the fire ,remember the light ...beautiful punching and and balance ..body work and defence ..calm cool and collected with the engine to power it all ..what a fight with Arguello would have been
Gracias x100pre Salvador Sanchez te quedas en el ❤ de los que amamos el boxeo d❤
Thank you so much Rich!
My pleasure, Alex.
Hi Rich. I know you consider yourself a specialist in making videos about fighters that we may have forgotten, but your stuff about the better known boys is great as well. This and your Hagler vid are classic examples. Thanks.
Hey thanks, John, got to mix the unknowns in with the legends somehow.
Today is a belated good day. A new doc of rich. Superb as per man! 👌
Thank you, Dan.
One of the greats and gone too soon. Great job, Rich
Thank you, BlueLivesMatter
But at the end I cried 😢❤ VIVA SALVADOR SANCHEZ!
One of my top 5.
Just enjoy watching greatest.
👊🙏👊
Cheers Rich 👊
Thanks, Mr T
the only Mexican who ever had an Afro
Not true, mantequilla Nápoles Cuban Mexican and Sugar Ramos as well
A magnificent episode. Thank you!
Sure thing, Lucretious
Wow. There's alot of unseen footages of SalSanchez I haven't seen before. Good job. 👍
Thank you, Omar.
10/10! Outstanding. One of the greatest fighters of all time. The first Sanchez fight I watched was the first one against Little Red, Then the rematch, Laporte, Pat Ford, Bazooka Gomez was a brutal surprise -- I really felt like Gomez was a real threat but he was annihilated. I remember thinking that the Nelson kid did a great job but didn't see any great future for him, he just caught Sanchez by surprise as a late replacement......😆Sanchez turned a casual fan friend of mine into a diehard and we both watched all of him that we could and were both shocked and truly saddened by his death. I remember a TV spot where he said he would retire, become a Doctor and help to build medical clinics for the underprivileged. Sometimes the good really do die young. Thatnks for this one, fantastic job, fantastic subject.🥊
Thank you, Ron.
Only 14 amateur fights and turning pro at 16!!
Says a whole lot
Wish that this great salvador sanchez came back for one day..he would show them all what it was to triumph over the best fighters in his division.yes salvador sanchez represented us mexicanos to the fullest.you cannot say that you are the best untill you beat the best..in the ring and in the streets you must prove to your people that you can walk around any street because you are known as a brave man.this was sanchez his people took him everywhere to fight and he went home triumphant. Rest in peace sal we have some good fighters coming up who are showing good things and after you left we had chavez now canelo however he is fighting stiffs..rest well sal I miss you .keep on punching
Smooth Operator!!!!!!🎉🎉
Sanchez is like the James Dean of boxing . A lot of his legend is built on “ what might have been” I tend not to rate him as highly as some other fans. He looked spectacular against aggressive sluggers but struggled quite a bit against cuties. He also didn’t beat the other top guy in his division at the exact same time. That would be Eusebio Pedroza, who was no gimme for anyone including Sanchez . Pedroza vs Sanchez was a Superfight which never happened .
Great Documentary on the Legend
Thank you, Enrique.
The world be a lesser place to exist in without rich👏👏👏
Thanks, Joe.
More great work, Rich. Thank you.
Sure thing, Mark.
24:10, 24:41,27:15 Sanchez head movement was out of this world
I see some Azuma Nelson in Gervonta Davis. The leverage he gets off of those hooks and his balance.
Great work, enjoy your channel so much!
Thank you, Pat.
Love your work great doco on Salvador Sanchez, was wondering if you could do something on an Aussie legend Jeff Fenech 3 weight world champ fought Nelson for a 4th that was called a draw hard call. Looking fprward to your next video thanks.
Thanks, Robert. Yes, Fenech is definitely on the to do list
Thanks for the video and boxing knowledge, RICH THE FIGHT HISTORIAN
My pleasure, abudujana
MI GRAN IDOLO EL NUMERO 1 EL MEJOR BOXEADOR MEXICANO GIAPO GALAN Y UN BOXEADOR FINO CON UNA ENORME PEGADA Y ELEGANTE ERA SU FORMA DE BOXEAR NO HAY NINGUN BOXEADOR QUE BOXIE CON ESTA ELEGANCIA
For the algorithm the videos are so good I forgot to comment half the time
Thank you, kuwaitisnotadeployment.
Gotta rewatch the Danny Lopez doc after this
Stellar
The most skilled boxer of all time.
He had super human stamina.
I used to watch Rocky Garcia train when I was a teenager at Westminster boxing club in California
Greatest Mexican fighter ever in my opinion!!!!
The great WHAT IF in boxing history. Granted Lopez was probably ready to be taken, but it only took one shot with him to change everything. The Gomez fight will probably always be his legacy. I mean Wilfredo was undefeated all by ko I believe and was COMPLETELY dominated! Could of been stopped in the first. Young and not thinking his life was ended way too early. RIP Champ
Rich great as always great documentary Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤
Thanks, Petie, hope you are doing well.
@@RichtheFightHistorian it's getting better each day I'm starting to do little by little the things I love and enjoy like your great documentaries thank you rich
The best condition fighter in boxing history no doubt unfortunately he die at only 23 years old.
Es una ofensa qué el nacho beristain menosprecie la victoria de Sánchez sobre W Gómez,, pero quién en sus 5 sentidos escucha a ese señor de edad muy, muy avanzada y de pésimos sentimientos??? 🇲🇽🇷🇺🇨🇳🇰🇵👍👋💪
What a boxer!
Wonderful content Rich ! Cheers buddy.
Thank you, Kim.
Most of All the greats say he was best so if he was ? He must have had something special about him
Can you please do a doc on Hector Camacho or Mark two sharp Johnson? Love the content btw 🔥❤
Thank you. Two great choices that are on the to-do list.