Salvador Sanchez - Greatest Fighter Of All Time!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2024
- Original footage was upscaled via AI algorithm. Documentary on the most complete fighter to ever do it!
00:00 Introduction
00:56 Sanchez vs Danny Lopez
10:54 Sanchez vs Ruben Castillo
14:28 Sanchez vs Juan Laporte
20:34 Sanchez vs Wilfredo Gomez
26:18 Sanchez vs Pat Cowdell
32:11 Sanchez vs Rocky Garcia
35:33 Sanchez vs Azumah Nelson
48:44 Tragedy - กีฬา
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I'm a 65 year old black guy. Saw several of Sanchez's fights. Amazing how good he was at such a young age. I think I cried a little when he passed.
Holy cow, thanks for telling us you are black...that was a vital key to the rest of your story.
@@davidristic3800you sound like someone who would still call Muhammad Ali
Cassius Clay 😂
@@davidristic3800 He's simply stating the fact that despite his skin color and the often bias that people can have towards their own race (naturally as well) he can appreciate sanchez as a fighter. Stop being a tool and give someone respect when they give it to others. pathetic.
@@pittaaaabread
That's so kind of you to speak for someone else but don't tell me to stop anything I expressed my thoughts and I will continue to do so if I choose and I am not going back and forth with you I speak as I damned well please PERIOD!!
@@davidristic3800... I'm black and I approve of this message.😂
I was in a bar in Ireland, talking boxing with an older gentleman. He said, "No need to look any further. There was a young man once, 'Salvador Sanchez' was his name. Perhaps the best boxer I've ever seen. There will never be another."
best boxer my as*
@@JohnSmith...,Si el de tu mamá, saludos.
@@maximoarellano4992 I don't understand monkey language.
@@maximoarellano4992 I don't understand m*nkey language.
El de tu mamá 🤤🤤🤤@@JohnSmith...
I'm 78 and have seen the greats including Marciano. This kid was the smartest fighter I ever saw.
You know my respects im 48 he was better than Chavez
@@luisgonzalezrosario292 Thank you... Chavez wasn't even in the same league, nobody was
@@luisgonzalezrosario292 Chavez was no more than a slugger.
@@TechieTard chavez was a phenomenal slugger. Dont take his credits away. But Sanchez was such a smart fighter that he would morph into his opponent weakness around round 5 or 6 and then finish them
Great observation.
I’m 54 and I cried when this legend passed away 😢 rip Champ
THE ONLY BOXER ON THE PLANET TO NEVER EVER BREATHE THRU HIS MOUTH..
What a stud!!
And you know this how? A pretty bold statement, based on what?
@@leonardhandzlik6008 Have you ever being at any Salvador Sa'nchez's fight. I have 3 times ring side and this is how I know that he never breathe thru his mouth. It's all true. Why don't you watch one of his fights and check.
@@leonardhandzlik6008On watching fighters you casual 😂
@@tino6846 So, you have watched literally every fighter who have EVER fought and he is the ONLY one to NEVER breathe through his mouth. Do you realize how impossible that is? There are two words in the English language that are totally meaningless ALWAYS AND NEVER.
I was a sportswriter for 20 years and made my bones on boxing reportage. And I never thought I'd see a video like this. Bless you for lifting the curtain on Salvador's genius. Greatest boxer never known.
Stfu you clown he fought only one decent fighter Azumah Nelson and lost a fight if I recall. How many divisions did he fight in? lol
Thats a big compliment coming from you. I've read some of your work over the years. Glad you enjoyed it. I'm working on a Sugar Ray Robinson vid at the moment so stay tuned!
@GloveWarriors Thank you, sir. 🙏🏻 We need to keep boxing's legacy intact. I eagerly await your next piece on Walker Smith, Jr...AKA...
He was and is well known
@dklang Nonsense. Ask ten people on the street who Salvador Sanchez was and not one will know.
Sanchez looked like he was ready to walk into a nightclub after his championship fight and the other guy looked like he got jumped by 2 vikings, 4 mountain lions. and 6 sharks in a kiddie pool.
😂😂
scandanavians can't even box
lmao
Only time I listen is when a top fighter praises a fighter if top fighters said he was elite then it must be true
ROFL!
Fighting a guy with a poker face throughout the whole fight even after you’ve hit him with everything but the kitchen sink had to be discouraging and frustrating! Not to mention that he never opened his mouth to take a breather in between rounds. He was definitely ahead of his time. RIP champ.
la cara de salvador Sanchez después de 15 rounds ☺️
I had the opportunity to watch his fights during the 80's till his passing :(; and I have been watching boxing till today...and I can say with all honesty that there is absolutely NOBODY who fights like SALVADOR SANCHEZ! Poise, timing, power, stamina, chin, defense, offense, and attitude combined! BTW, I am not Mexican. But for me, he is the greatest boxer in my lifetime.
Salvador is my favorite Mexican boxer of all time. Inoue is the modern day Salvador.
He wasn't even in his prime yet when his life was cut short.
He wasn't even in his prime yet when his life was cut short.
Wow, he wasn’t even a nighttime champion and ate weight belts Pacquiao to clean this clock so much faster, but it knocked him out in the first round. I’d lay money on it.
El mejor Mexicano de todos los tiempos y por mucho!!
It's crazy how good this guy was. He died at just 23yo and was getting better with each fight, we probably never ever saw him reach his real prime and full potential. If it wasn't for that car crash he'd probably be the GOAT
They kill him it wasn’t an accident search for the documentary
In 2002, he was named the 24th greatest fighter of the past 80 years by The Ring magazine.[4] In 2003, The Ring rated Sánchez number 88 on the list of 100 greatest punchers of all time.[5] Sánchez was voted as the #3 featherweight of the 20th century by the Associated Press. My two cents is you’re only as good as the fighters you faced. At that time in boxing history there really wasn’t too many truly great featherweights! So even with the hype Sánchez was good maybe even very good but he wasn’t the greatest!
@@andrewreyes1111what’s the documentary called
He is lady
@@robsuffridge9298by that logic, mayweather & canelo are the greatest boxers. They’ve fought the most champs by far. Canelo should surpass Floyd soon. I hope you’re prepared to crown Canelo as he’s faced the best opposition on paper
Can we just appreciate Azumah Nelson and what an absolute warrior he was. No holding, no hugging, no clinching. Just forward.
A monster
Azuma was a kid took the fight on short notice
100% Much respect.
@@charmcompassion9199 Yes and lost...Sanchez was the best!
Azumah was what the Black warriors in the USA used to fight like. Then, along came a fool like Ray Leonard, Whitaker and Mayweather and somehow managed to convince an entire people that boxing was based off winning points instead of dropping your opponent. The name of the game is not hit and not get hit, it's drop your opponent for 10 seconds, and if you don't THEN you go to the score cards.
Sanchez was special. Fighters like him come around every once in a blue moon. A young Master gone too soon.
The more I watch him, the more I apriciate his greatness
Honestly you never get tired of witnessing a sweet science of boxing from him
31. 50 su mano vie sicatrisada .
Same here
The more you watch him the more you get hungry for apricots.
I heard Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Junior talk about this guy with reverence. Both their body language changed when his name came up, and the whole interview's energy changed up a notch. I'm here to find out who he is.
All class outside of the ring but but a freaking killer wolf in sheep's clothing inside of that ring. JC Chavez should count his stars he didn't meet him in a fight because he would have eaten him alive in front of the world.
Sal Sánchez the Best
Coming from two greats and at a very young age Salvador Sanchez could very well be one of the best ever
Me too. Mike and Roy are my two favourite boxers
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Sanchez NEVER got tired ! Fighters like this are hard to defeat ! 😮😮
Of course he fought 99% bums
@@charmcompassion9199you just racist
@@charmcompassion9199 sounds like your talking about are current crop of American fighters. Except for Garcia they all just talk trash on social media
@mikefitzpatrick43 oh... you're talking about your king Ryan Garcia that a little 5.3 Davis knocked out 😆 always on Twitter telling the fans about his drug use, smoking 🚬, drinking alcohol,
Even a Tank's leftover a well disciplined pitbull Cruz can knock Ryan out
@@charmcompassion9199 ya that same cross dresser dehydrated Ryan to wear he looked anorexic we no. Let's see him meat Garcia at a catch wieght
My dad always used talked about him and Wilfredo Vargas. Always saying how much of a boxing masterclass he gave to Vargas. My dad is puertorican but always been a fan of Mexico and his people.
I think is Wilfredo Gomez what you mean
@@raulescobar7433 Yeah! For some reason I messed up in my mind. 🤣😭
lol
Amigo desde México te digo siéntanse orgullosos de Wilfrido era una Bestia. Pero como todo en la vida para un cabron un cabron y medio sangre AZTECA
@@PepeMH. Siii! Nuestros hermanos Mexicanos son duros 🔥
I have never seen such calmness and focus... he was like falcon following his prey from the sky...he was truly a marvel!
Great observation. Calmness and focus. He is soon calm.
compusure and rytham in his tehnique@@drobson8004
That’s right
la cara de salvador Sanchez después de 15 rounds ☺️
Agree 💯
Watching Salvador was an honor....we saw him win the title from Little Red and never missed his fights after that....
RIP to a great great warrior
A fan at 13 years old 56 now. It was awesome watching him fight on tv. My Dad loved boxing and told me he will be a legend. How right he was he was the goat
Err how many divisions. he fought? lmaoooo
@@stanleyjackson6087you don’t know shit about boxing 😂😂
Anxiety my question lmao
@@DanielM796Sanchez sold his soul to the devil that's why illuminati Hunt him 😅
Both Tyson and James Toney praised how great Sanchez was
until they met Manny... th-cam.com/users/shorts-q6-DxWZnlQ
Oh ye can u tell me what interview dat was from plz
@@ExcitedChemistryExperime-wz2ef th-cam.com/users/shortsJ6-P4GArOBk
And Roy Jones 💪🏼
Sanchez was a favorite of Roy Jones as well. 🥊
Sanchez at 23 was already an elite fighter and a legend. He beat Puerto Rico's and Africa's greatest fighters. You don't see a weakness in him as you would most fighters. And like the great ones, he always found a way to win. He never forced a knockout either. His footwork is the best I've ever seen, he's still bouncing on his toes in ROUND 15!!! Anybody that's ever been in a ring they know that's INSANE. Sanchez had all the qualities Chavez, Marquez, Morales, Barrera, and Finito had, but better. Offensively, defensively, condition wise, and ring IQ he was like a little Sugar Ray Robinson. Chava's training methods were similar to Haglers and Marciano's. Rain or snow he ran 10-15 miles daily in the MOUNTAINS at high altitude. He trained under 100+ degree weather with the ring built outside, not inside a gym. He had a doctor training him how to lower his heartbeat and control his breathing. Swam daily. Master of the sweet science, but trained like a Spartan. Trained and sparred with Lupe Pintor too! Must of been a sight to see that one!
I'm mesmerized by his overall talent. What I love most about him was his composure during a fight .he was a complete Total boxer who would have rose to unbelievable rank in the world of boxing
Best comment ever. You must be a pro man.
@@luckyapple2655 Thanks man. No, I wish I was a pro. I didn't know how to fight at first I was a wimp, but once I trained I did have about 45 amateur fights in Mexico at featherweight/super featherweight and I won them all. My uncle Cesar Deciga whom I'm named after was a contender in the 70s and fought legendary puncher Carlos Zarate. My idol was Naseem Hamed at the time late 90s so my style was not very Mexican and it would piss off my trainers at the time. It resembled like Luis Alberto "Venado" Lopez, current featherweight champ. I also met Muhammad Ali and was blessed by him as was my little brother and he yelled out to some journalists that were there "These are the champions of the future!" God bless him.
He’s the first Mexican boxer who has hella foot work and good defense and offense. Most Mexican boxers are front foot heavy and static. Who reply on parrying blocking and counter punching but Salvador was very versatile with good ring generalship and ring IQ.
I 100% agree. I was a 14 year old amateur fighter and huge fan of the sport when he died. I was actually at a tournament in Arlington, TX when I heard the news. Like most fans it was initially shock and then deep sadness. We had lost a super talent at an age when he was probably just reaching his prime.
But like most I had no idea who he was when he fought Danny Lopez. For the first 5 rounds I just knew Danny was going to get him with his right and this brave young challenger would be gone. Little did I know just what a complete fighter this young challenger was. After round 6 I still was holding hope for Little Red but I saw his title slipping away. What s clinic Sanchez put on though..
I remembered how great he was. Passed away too soon . R.I.P Salvador Sanchez. God Bless You. 🙏🏼
🥊
And what's so mind blowing is that he was an extremely humble person... He was a true legend, un gallo muy fino🥊
Just like you he
I have never seen a fighter so CONSISTENT on his art of boxing 🥊 he moves to avoid a hit and at the SAME time setup to UNLOAD his precise counter COMBINATION.
Amazing.
When I was 12yo. We didnt have a tv. at home,but I never missed his fights over the radio. I remember coming back from taking an admission test to ingress to junior high ,and when I got home my mom was very sad while giving me the news, because she knew that was my favorite boxer..." El Gran Campeon Mexicano Sal Sanchez" Rip.
Never heard about him but after watching this wowww. Pure raw talent! He most definitely had that Aztec warrior dna in him 🇲🇽💢
When he beat Wilfredo Gomez in his own country Gomez was 32-0-1 w 32 KOs
@@ST-eg2txmade it look very Ez also
It's crazy how he accumulated 46 fights and passed away at just 23 years old.
My favorite Mexican fighter he was a legend at 23 years old Rest in peace to the late great Salvador Sanchez 🔥🔥🔥❤️
Yeah, he held the title for 2yrs until his death. My favorite would be Chavez. 6 world titles. 89-0.
@@ratdad48 I was more impressed by Salvador 🤷🏾♂️ top competition at a young age so go find a Chavez TH-cam video to comment that under
@@ratdad48Mexico city the best
sanchez was half cuban
@johnhebert9619 I agree sanchez was a great fighter and defended his title 9 times against great fighters. Certainly no palooka's. I did, however, had him slightly behind in the Nelson fight before his tko in the 15th due to Nelson running out of gas. 🤷♂️
I have to be honest .. Sanchez doesn't get that much love. Im in my 50s and watched this guy fight when I was a kid with my father. We were always glued to our TV when he fought. As mexican americans, he was our fighter. He was the young champion who was a boxing star in our community. He was a big deal.. talented and humble but an avid student of the game. He had this style that just looked amazing as he threw punches at his opponents. It was a great time to be a boxing fan way back then. After he beat Nelson, our whole neighborhood went crazy with pure joy and happiness. Little did we ever think he would be gone from this earth just a short time after that fight. It was devastating... I was sad only a few times throughout boxing.. Sanchez death was one .. Boom Boom Mancini when he fought Doo Ku Kim and Kim died a few days later after that fight, leaving his pregnant wife behind.. and Gerald Mcquellum being taken out on a stretcher after his devastating fight with Nigel Benn, that left him brain damaged. Boxing can be a brutal sport for some, but I respect all those who go into that ring to earn a living. This was an amazing short film on one of my favorite boxers growing up. It brought back a lot of memories of my father and I watching boxing together in our living room. The narration was excellent and on point. You gave good supporting commentary on each fight. The whole thing was BLOODY FANTASTIC‼️.
"VIVA SANCHEZ POR VIDA" 😇💔
I also watched this video with my dad and uncle. They have a tough relationship, they have some lifelong animosity from things I'm not sure about since they were young and they don't talk about it but they are not usually acting like brothers to each other. Watching this was the first time I saw them really laughing and enjoying something like brothers would do as they were both big fans of Sanchez. The video was awesome and we all cheered for the punches and techniques and I love sanchez but most important was those moments when Sanchez was announced in the ring and my dad and brother were clapping for him and talking about things in Spanish which I don't understand too well but I was just happy to see them happy. I hope they can build on this or maybe I have to put Sal on in the background when they are around together lol. Thank you for your comment about those times, I'm glad to see Sanchez was loved and he deserved all that respect and more. Terrific fighter.
@rrr59921 it's a beautiful thing when a sport or love for an athlete can break down barriers or walls or animosity towards one another... all because they share the love for an amazing fighter. A fighter who was a Mexican... Chicano .. a symbol of pride. A common interest shared by brothers who loved and admired and cheered him on... it doesn't get any better than that. All it takes is a crack in that wall for it to come falling down. I hope one day they can forgive and love one another again as brothers because life is too short to hold anything against thy brother 🙏🏼 ❤️.
He didn't have the time think about in the context that he would have moved up to or three weight divisions by the time he retired. I think about all the fighters in those weight divisions that were in their prime Duran's Chavez I mean it's endless All the guys he could have had the potential of fighting. This was so sad absolutely sad. He never got to reach the heights of a mega star. Guy made it look so easy I never have never ever seen him breathe hard. Incredible athlete
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@@kllbll85 people mentioning Duran but what was Duran doing at 23 years old? Losing to a guy called Esteban de Jesus! By contrast, Sanchez was pound for pound king of boxing when he was 23 years old! Duran improved a lot but Sanchez would have improved just as much himself and grown into bigger weights. Sanchez is clearly a guy who learns quickly. Trainers were probably shocked when they were teaching him head movement and countering and then they get him on the pads to practise and hes doing it masterfully after a few tries. The point is he has lots of room to improve at 23 even though his skills are other worldly at that age. It looks like Sanchez is at his peak because his game is so complete but we might have just been hitting the surface. He said himself in his interview after that Lopez fight that he mentioned intelligence. The guy was a craftsman. I'd say he learned a hell of a lot in that Nelson fight.
Old fighters fought their opponents in their prime, unlike today they're afraid to lose and always are avoiding big fights, Sanchez was amazing.
And almost no clinching…pure boxing.
No hugging, no running around. Lol.
Yes like Canelo lol😂
@@joseromero9933 Canelo and gayweather wouldn't have survived in that era +15 rounds and no ducking anybody
Why referee wait so long to stop fight?????
They called him “The Invincible Eagle, The Assassin, The Iron Lungs…” guy was the complete package and was gone way too soon ❤🇲🇽🥊 R.I.P.
Danny Lopez told me one day, that Sancgez would have never lost of fight except he died young. Danny actually admired Sanchez.
Wow, the respect from Lopez was both toward the person and the gifted athlete. Thanks for sharing.
Well he was 44-1-1 when he died.
The greatest fighters lose eventually! There is always someone better on a given day! Doesn’t matter how great you are someone will step up and beat you one day!
Who would not admire Salvador Sanchez, who was a legend a true warrior l am a huge fan of him RIP
@@robsuffridge9298si true the Time
The fight between Sanchez and Nelson was truly the feat of warriors. A great match!
YES!! I've told people about this kid for years, I'm a former golden gloves boxer myself and we all knew who Salvador Sanchez was, undeniably the finishest fighter I have ever seen, his corner men were amazing to watch, they put on a performance that was mesmerizing, the taking of his pulse they would count his breathing, by the time the bell rang again, he was as fresh as the first round, and let's not forget the fighter, he was a tactician beyond words. Man I miss that kid. RIP.
He needs to be mentioned as one of The Greats, when there is a TOP 10 LIST.
All the best fighters consider him to be the greatest boxer of all time.
It was devastating when the news of Salvador's passing was announced, I was 19 when i heard, in my hometown Christchurch, New Zealand, it was on the 6 o'clock news, I couldn't believe it.
What a great, great fighter he was.
RIP Champion.
Wow even people in New Zealand knew him. Would not expect that.
@@pereiraplaza222he was a world champion . Whoever was a boxing fan knew of him dork
Sanchez was a complete fighter beat great fighters; Gomez, Lopez, Nelson, Lockridge.
@@marquismorris1548
He was special for sure, someone so young & so gifted, the mind boggles at the thought of how truly great he would have been.
He really was lightning in a bottle.
I am sorry to led you know , but salvador did not die in car accidente , he got kill by the man that Made boxing contacts for salvador Sánchez , His name Is Juan Jose torres landa Is the person guilty for salvador ' daeth ,i 'm from México AND we allá know what hapend to salvador , and that Is ferry sed till this day to remember ....
My favorite fighter of all time. He was so cool, calm and composed throughout every fight. I have only seen ONE photo where he had a different expression than he maintained throughout every fight which always seemed to be "expression-LESS." His stmina was mind-blowing. Skillwise, there were very few who could match him. I was so hurt when he was killed in that car accident. I was trying to get into boxing but when tht happened, I lost interest in being a fighter. I will always miss him.
Salvador Sánchez, is the Mexican 👑 of Boxing 15 Rounds of Boxing he never looked tired after each accomplished War!
Righhhhhht! He would run at an 8,000 ft elevation 11 miles before breakfast. Homie had iron lungs. I don't ever recall singing the guy breathe heavy.
Canelo.
Gracias por el homenaje en esta recapitulación! Leyenda Mexicana Salvador Sanchez!♥️🇲🇽
Salvador Sanchez is the goat!! What a fighter! Heard of him but never saw him fight! Amazing fighter!!
Everyone always talks about Sanchez iron lungs and while i do agree that he’s probably the greatest conditioned fighter ever. His accuracy and precision has got to be one of the greatest ever. If you look at his combinations there is no wasted movement, no wasted punches, he knew when put volume together and when to put some mustard behind his punches. The accuracy behind every punch was clinical, the definition of dissecting the opponent. If he threw a 4/5 punch combination he would land 3/4 of the punches everyone knows if you’re landing more than 50% of your punches you’re putting on a clinic. and he also did a great job of mixing it up the body and head. Even disguising where he was going to punch, he would crouch and make opponents think he’s going to the body and change angles and land a hook, uppercut or overhand punch upstairs. I mean there is so much you can say about him you can honestly write a book describing his skills. I didn’t even get into his footwork and fluid movements, his IQ, his conditioning and on top of it all the great fighters he did these things to.
Greatest P4P fighter for me🇲🇽🇲🇽🥊
FINITO LOPEZ WAS BETTER AND RETIRED UNDEFEATED
He used the crouch for several attacks. See how the opponent reacted
I had never heard of him before. What an amazing talent. Many of his moves look familiar to what Tyson would be known for - upper cut followed by left hook, peek-a-boo, swooping head down low. So glad I found this video.
This is one of Tyson’s & Roy’s favorite fighter. Don’t be surprised of the influence!
@@whatshisface1390 Mike has 20 favorite fighters lol.
Salvador Sanchez was the greatest! All his fights were must watch. I was a kid then and I would sit with my dad to watch his fights. When he passed I remember that day as the news came on the radio my dad cried. His favorite fighter was gone. We still talk about his fights and re-watch them. I would have loved to have seen Sanchez vs Chavez. A fight for the ages and to declare the best Mexican fighter of all time.!!
Sánchez had better moves then Julio in my opinion other style more acertive.
What can be said that hasn't already, Salvador was and still is top 5 p4p in the history of boxing, he had absolutely EVERYTHING , a truly remarkable fighter.
what a complete boxer
Sanchez #1
He had it all. Speed, waist movement, jab, chin, stamina, power, footwork, and calm under pressure.
Imagine if he had the iq of fighters today, literally unstoppable.
@@Javv11.. you mean, if the fighters of today had his iq. They would be better.
@@Javv11..what?! 😂😂😂😂😂🤦♂️
@@Phin13760 nah, been so long since his era u doubt combos haven’t changed and counters etc. just like mma ppl didn’t use to use leg kicks at all now it’s being used in every fight
He was the man. If ever someone was going to replace the great Sugar Ray Robinson it was him. Just a heartbreaking loss when he died so young - even before his prime. Because he was getting even better.
I never heard of this guy before today. What did we ever do without TH-cam?
No matter how many times I watch Sanchez's fights, I still LITERALLY find myself open-mouthed, hands on my head, saying 'Wow' outloud at some of the things he does.
Growing up in Mexico, watching live saturday night fights, seeing old great champions, Sal Sanchez and Pipino Cuevas and Julio Cesar Chavez, you can learn a lot about boxing...
Greatest P4P fighter I’ve ever seen. If he didn’t pass away at a young age of 23, he could of been considered the greatest of all time. His resume speaks for itself as beating the greatest p4p fighter from Ghana, and the greatest p4p fighter from Puerto Rico. Rip to the great Salvador Sanchez 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽. 7-0 In world champions beaten
Facts🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🔥
My father has been a lifelong fan of boxing. His father as well. My pop told me Salvador Sanchez to him, was the greatest fighter ever. According to my father, had Salvador not gotten himself tragically killed, there would have been no Julio Cesar Chavez because surely they would have faced each other down the road. Looking back at my dad's statement, I believe Salvador Sanchez was one of the greats the sport lost too young!
The only boxer to stop Azumah Nelson.
Azuma had like 13 fights 😂
@@SANTAMUERTEXIII yeh so did Loma and Usyk when they won world titles had few pro fights
And? Azumah Nelson was more preparred for Sanchez, than Sanchez was for Nelson. I guarantee that Nelson was prepping for Sanchez the second he turned pro, because afterall Sanchez was champion and Nelson was a contender, plus Nelson was older and in his physical Prime, Sanchez was a 23 year old kid. Nobody, including Sanchez knew how great Nelson would be. If he did, he'd have been much better prepared, the fact tha the fight was made on short notice, benefited Nelson, not Sanchez.
@@SANTAMUERTEXIII
Azuma Nelson had 12 fights
@@yaderblen2890 and? Nobody knew how hood he'd be; whereas Azumah Nelson knew EVERYTHING about Salvador Sanchez...
If you know anything about Sanchez, it's that he adjusted to the level of competition...
Had they fought again, Sanchez would've beaten him a lot easier...
Sanchez was also 23, Nelson was 25, Nelson was more physically developed...
In 2 more years, just imagine how much better Sanchez would've gotten...
I'm 42 so Sanchez was before my time but thanks to youtube. I can appreciate his greatness. Thanks for the video.
Im 42 & must have been born around this era. I only remember seeing Chavez fight 🥊, I was into boxing from 7-8yrs & started boxing at 14-17yrs. I got arthritis in my hands from punching hard. 😢
I'm sad that the only way I was able to see this amazing boxer was after he passed! Absolutely amazing master of the sweet science of boxing! So sad ❤
What a fantastic boxer!! Never heard of him before!! His fitness was truly unbelievable!! Thanks for post!!!
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la cara de salvador Sanchez después de 15 rounds ☺️
That is the word Elite. Sanchez was a great great and an elite boxer. He oozed class. Great film. 🥊🏴
My brother SALVADOR SANCHEZ brought many joy to our Mexican country,and lets appreciate this gentleman talking in the video and he took the time to make this video,thanks my friend for having good knowledge about boxing 🙏
may be he was the greatest
He will always be a legend to those that know.
he's not mexican, he's russian
@@kennethgiles-nu9dkif not then he would of become the greatest
I remember this guy, He would of won many titles as he would of gone up in weight divisions and possibly be a,welterweight and face Roberto Duran, SurgarRay Leonard.Thomas (Hit Man)Hearns And possibly of won.To be undoubtedly the greatest pound for the greatest fighter of all time...
And this video is the best I ever seen in my life about Salvador Sánchez or how their friends named "SAL SANCHEZ"❤🥊🥊
Im Mexican 🇲🇽 and I'm fron Santiago Tianguistenco, the Town where Salvador Sanchez was born,.
Thanks guy, great job, an extraordinary testimony step by step show us, why Salvador was the Best.
I ppreciate it!🥊🥊❤
If it wasn't for Sanchez Chavez will never exist. Sanchez till this day is the best 15 round boxer that has ever made it. Not even Mayweather had the same skills and stamina like Sanchez.
Salvador Sanchez seemed as he had 3 lungs,never tired...looked the same from round 1 to 15...fun to watch. Very humble also.
Wow, when you think you are a boxing fan, and then you come across the name Salvador Sanchez for the first time. Like you say, incredible intelligence and skill. Great video, thanks.
Thank you for taking the time to bring this legend back to life. I enjoy watching him fight. This guy had the best conditioning I’ve ever seen in a boxer.
The Best!!! 🥇🥊
A truly unique champion extremely versatile amazing foot work and constant head movement. He was a terrific counter puncher and he put together amazing combinations a chin of steel and a heart as big as a lions. He had terrific stamina and he was one of the most accomplished complete boxers to have ever graced the square ring. I am not ashamed of saying I cry every time I see him because of how Great he was and how much he had to Give he is and was one of the greatest champions of all time RIP Salvador Sanchez you are gone but not Forgotten 😔
la cara de salvador Sanchez después de 15 rounds ☺️
I grew up watching this guy! One of my uncles favourite fighters. Exceptional boxer a true great
Yeahh, me too. I always looked forward to his matches when I was a kid. It was just unfortunate to hear from the news that he met an accident or was it road rage? Wasn't sure, though.
@@kensnow7837accident! Apparently he was going too fast.
@@apachedr34 still an accident
El mejor boxeador de peso pluma de todos los tiempos a Nivel mundial y lo dicen varias leyendas aun con vida el grandioso SALVADOR SÁNCHEZ
My all time favorite boxer! The Legendary Salvador Sanchez! RIP Champ!
I agree 100% with your assessment of Salvador Sanchez. I also believe he was the best featherweight in the history of the game and arguably the greatest fighter of all time in any weight class. I remember being a kid spending my summers in Mexico with my cousins and the entire block huddling around a small TV to watch the Sanchez Gomez fight. I’ve been a boxing fan since then. Rest in peace champ!
Probably best in his weight class but Rocky Marciano better as nobody ever beat him.
@@stevenmiller6725skillwise sanchez was way better than marciano who beat alot of old past prime fighters! sanchez the best.
I love watching his matches back in the 80s. I started watching this and ended up watching the whole thing. What an amazing boxer
The best fighter I've ever seen. Word.
The KING of boxing! Simply the best 💥🥊
😂😂
Pacquiao, Duran and Aaron Pryor would've ko Mr overrated Sanchez
You drunk man😂@@charmcompassion9199
I was desvastated when he died. I agree this is the best pound for pound boxer I have ever seen...
Salvador Sanchez the Greatest Boxer to ever lace a pair of Boxing Gloves....G.O.A.T 🥊
This is why I respect TH-cam to a degree. I always heard of him as a youngster but never got to see his legend…until a few years ago.
He was like taking Ali and combining him with Ricardo Finito Lopez. A perfect fighter doesnt exist - but he was as close as you can get. RIP.
Danny Lopez was a champ for standing his ground against such harsh beating... bravo. Sanchez was just Total Fire!
Glad to find this channel and glad to discover this fighter. Had to say he knew how to fight 🥊 true LEGEND 🙌🏼
Sanchez had complete control of all his fights even with the great Azuma Nelson. Sanchez was the epitamy of what a professional boxer should be today. No glam just old school boxing smarts, moves a lot of cool patience, playing the poker moves, wearing out his boxers n going in for kill at the right moment! He definitely knew what he was doing, never left it to a lucky punch 🎉🎉
The greatest to ever come out of Mexico and one of the best ever.
Wonderful video! I grew up in Mexico watching his career, thank you for not just the memories but also to remind us of the greatest Mexican boxer of all times. Not Chavez nor Canelo have what this kid had.
Thank you for posting this great video about Salvador Sanchez. What a great Boxer he was. I was too young to remember his fights; however, thanks to you and TH-cam it makes me appreciate how incredible he was. I now understand why so many other professionals boxers think he is the GOAT!
You have to be nearly fifty or so to remember this LEGEND. He was a bad boy!!!!
I grew up watching Sanchez. To me he is the greatest ever. Such a shame to lose him at such a young age.
This cat was liquid dynamite. Thanks so much for the memories this brings back. The guys he beat were champions in their own right.
50:11 difficult to confirm but more difficult to refute. . . Sanchez, you are remembered with love and Glove, an excellent tribute to our legend, a big hug.
OMG! What skill, almost like a dance and the precision when under enormous pressure. I have seen them all but Sanchez was the greatest pugilist I have ever seen. RIP.
One of my top 5 fighters love this man
Congratulations on a beautifully produced video. Your analysis and delivery did justice to this amazing fighter. Bravo!
23 year's old he was just getting. Better and mustering hes great skills perfectioning hes good skills to drop people at the right time rest in peace 🙏 champion🏆 remember 23 years old 🙏
I didn't really hear about Sal until Canelo had his recent fights in '23. He did look like an overall complete boxer, thanks for keeping a legend alive and educating the boxing enthusiasts.
They asked that pos about SS and he said he didn't know about him. From that point on I hate Canelo
The fact he stopped Azumah Nelson, an all time great in his own right and the man who would take the crown in Sanchez' wake and hold it for almost a decade himself, says it all. Quite the feat that.
Nope it doesn’t
@etiennebunbury1285 Dude you have no idea how good Azumah Nelson was. How much a warrior and all around tough guy he was. After this loss to Sanchez he went undefeated, taking all comers for almost a decade. And I don''t think anyone else was ever able to KO him throughout his career
@@richardlefaive1944 Dude yourself I grew up watching him. Relax
In truth you are correct as I saw an older Azuma towards the end of his career. You are correct 🙏🏾
@@etiennebunbury1285 Yep, I was doing that solely by memory. But in looking it up, , over his 1st 40 fight spanning 14 years from 1979 - 1993, he lost only 2X. To Sanchez and Sweat Pea Whitaker in an ill advised, 1X attempt to move up to Lightweight against the best LW from the mid 80s - mid 90s decade and one of the top 3 LWs of all time.
If your gonna lose, might as well make it to guys top drawer like that.
Sanchez was the only one to take Nelson out before the final bell, and did it in Nelson's prime. A feat even fighters like; Pernell, Wilfredo Gomez, Reulas, Fenech, and Leija could never accomplish despite a couple of them getting several cracks at Nelson. Says a ton about how tough Nelson was and just how exceptional Sanchez was. His far too early passing is a true tragedy and sad case of "what might have been".
Great video, my dad and older brothers used to tape this fights in VHS, still have them but no VCR, i was born in 76 but watched this fights later in the 80s.
Sanchez was the best.
Rest in Power
Salvador Sanchez. Goat. Never really lost a fight. One questionable decision against him. Best cardio.. From rd 1 to 15..same footwork, breathing, rhythm. The best overall fighter that I have ever seen. An absolute monster from he was barely into his 20s. Would love to have seen him against a young Floyd Mayweather.
Love you Salvador Sanchez. Thanks. Rip 😔
Only heard of him via a a few comments and whispers from way back when. But, this is fascinating stuff. Thanks for the vid :)
I agree with you absolutely. Salvador, was very complete, and I think he was the smartest guy in the ring. His next fight would have been against a young julio Cesar Chavez... I only wish that clash would have been. Anyway, the boxing career of Sánchez was at an end, for he was planning to retire and study medicine. His dream, was to become a pediatrician and invest his money in a clinic at his little native town metepec. Too bad it didn´t happen either. His boxing style reminds me of and old mexican boxing wisdom that says: "At the beggining of a fight, always go for the liver (body shots), and the head will fall down by its own".
May thet warrior of the ring, Salvador Sánchez, live in glory!
Salvador was the best boxer of his time, maybe all time. He was such a delight to watch.
I watched him long before this fight on Box de Mexico on a Spanish TV channel when we were living in San Antonio and with my wife being an Hispanic she would translate for me what the announcers was saying.. And I knew this guy was special and would be a champion.. He likes fast cars and unfortunately he dies in a accident driving his Porsche 928..
Hispanics and African fighters are straight up warriors, that’s what makes us the best.