The Best Mexican Boxer Is NOT Chavez or Canelo! 😱
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I love the response from this video across UA-cam, Tiktok, and Instagram.
This is why I enjoy posting videos, I'm genuinely really happy with the amount of people who have commented saying "I'm gonna look this guy up now".
One of the true great talents. 👏
El Maestrito Lopez was a monster as well brother
Whats the name of the soundtrack on this?! @Boxing Scholar
@@ELJEFESKYWALKER93 🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@JosePerez-yq5us Mr Kitty - After Dark (Instrumental)
Yes, Salvador Sanchez was a great fighter but you have to watch his fight against Patrick Ford whom I believe was from Guyana. Patrick Ford gave Sanchez fits bcuz Sanchez couldn't hit him.. Basically the fight should have been a draw
Roy calling the reporter a casual just made my morning 😂
Mines too lmaoooo 😂
Charlie Rose
Ha
I'm about to look him up
Nah it’s just sal boxed in the 70s and only had like 20 and some change fights you would have to be a pretty big fan to know who he is
When Tyson goes " ahhh MONSTER!!" probably the best compliment you can get from him.
Secret lover
do you know a guy named Mongsta
I remember Salvador Sanchez so sad he passed driving his sports car early in his career
Maybe,but evander had yummy ears.
Mike eat evander yummy ears, but I believe tyson also want to eat pretty boy mayweather ears...no doubt mayweather had yummy ears
Well he called Roberto Duran The Devil
If Jones, Toney, and Tyson put their seal of approval on a fighter, you know he’s not a bum
Common people can put their seal on a guy and it makes them “not a bum”
When 3 top 10 boxers of the 90s say it, that certifies Sanchez and as a true atg
That was Mayweather not Toney
@@savagegamez1674you're not only blind but mentally slow too
@@savagegamez1674sorry homeboy that was not mayweather.
@@savagegamez1674why did you write this with confidence? 😂
Salvador Sánchez was the man. Constantly countering and putting pressure on his opponents. We lost him too early. He was only 23.
He would have reigned for EVER!
God had to nerf his ass before he got too op
@@shoobzy3431can you explain what you mean
@@manuelestrada4984He doesn’t even know what he means. He’s talking out of his ass.
@@manuelestrada4984 He tried to say that the boxer required to be "nerf", meaning to low the amount of power, before he get so "op" = Overpowered (having absolute dominance).
Is like a gamer lingo.
Probably the person who wrote that is kind of young, based on his sense of humor.
If Tyson says he is a monster I believe him!!
EXACTLY 💯 🤛🏿
Tyson calls everyone “monstha” nowadays 😂😂😂
He was a monster!
He died young in a car crash 🥲
@@putazo7293 Thank You.... You just answered my first question.
When other boogeymen call you the boogeyman.
Damn straight..
Finally some Salvador Sanchez appreciation
So many unknowns by the so called boxing fans. They just don’t know
Guy was a beast!! My all time favorite!!
Look whose speaking up for him
@@johnrodriguez9839 👍💪
@john rodriguez
Sanchez is not unknown, he's very famous
A true Mexican Warrior ⚔️
I looked up his hometown. I was right about champion boxers. They tend to come from either cooler places or mountains, elevation. Exception is usually big body people and who get alpha status. Nobody harassed tall/big as if they are smaller people and who get mistreated for being small. Much easier for taller people to do the same job at higher walk speed, easier them get girls, and easier them get leadership roles.
@@KhattaRapidus
I don't think Inoue or chocolatito or Nonito Donaire or Wilfredo Gomez or Wilfred Benitez ever came from mountainous or cold areas, unless I'm mistaken which ill honestly accept if i am. Also none of them are very tall, so really it sounds like everything you said was false.
@@noneyabusinesshomie Well Japan isn't really as dangerous or American as the USA. Japan the fighters are a little more tame and the indoors training, outdoors mindfulness, and LAW abiding citizen with extreme professionalism culture. I mean I get it but I said There's always some catch like resources or being able to go indoors, or getting up early in the morning. Heat is dangerous. Champions are built off the same laws of physics everybody abides bye, and they don't change the laws of physics simply by being genetically different either. Laws of physics are what determine somebody genetically different and if life arisen in the first place. Some, Mexicans goes out at night and not during the heat. I only seen in my neighborhood and dumb people doing fitness during the strength heat of the day. Region or this region, it's about the cold and not just elevation. I mean it's about money and self preservation, not overdoing it. Where Americans here in Texas I seen a couple with organ failure and they both in their 20s/30s had full head of grey hair, very scary. I never heard from them again and after some point, maybe they died.
@@noneyabusinesshomie Women, unless hitched already or desperate, and don't like men who are unhealthy. Women are protected sex ever and even when unhealthy still breed. There is a difference between how some men turn out and others don't. Usually, champions are born off of young training, somehow taken care of for health, and resources to do the sport frequently. Regardless how you are labelling those things, they don't change.
@@noneyabusinesshomie As it would be, boxer are not exactly doctors. Even Sugar Ray Robinson had a kidney failure. That was probably from dehydration. Ooooh yeah Peak physical athletes are prone to dangers all the time but take precautions, just like NFL players or ultramarathon runners.
that's a hell of a reputation that have to have Roy Jones, Mike Tyson, and James lights out Tony talk about you with that much respect. 💯
I agree that's insane.
That was Floyd Mayweather
It was mayweather, which actually makes it more impressive
Salvador sanchez is the definition of boxing perfection
@@PatchesOhoulihan159 no that was James Toney bro.
He’s like a real life super saiyan, increasing his power level with stronger opponents. Savage.
😂 that's where my mind went too.
Deadass
SERIOUSLY THOUGH 👍🏿💯
I wouldn't say the Saiyans do this. It's mostly Goku who does this all the time.
@@lastraven7205that does includes the sayans it's in their genetics
Roy and Mike the best in their respective careers giving props to a Mexican fighter means a lot
Yes indeed he was!!! May he rest in Paradise. True Mexican legend...Salvador Sanchez!!! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
Man, my father had always told me about Sal. I watched his dvds since early 2000s but now. I feel Ricardo Lopez might be the one
The best I’ve ever seen
RESPECT
When Mike says “if you go as a killer, he'll Fk you up”
I believe him.
Some Mexican boxers do that.. JC used to decrease his level to give a good show (he would say it after the fight), Morales going lefty vs Paquiao at the end..
God bless Mike!
@Warrior Sal Sanchez was definitely better than Chavez, he died early sadly. It was a sad day in Mexico
@Warrior Sal Sanchez was definitely better than Chavez, he died early sadly. It was a sad day in Mexico
@@acpliego agree with you 100%, I watch him fight Gomez, Nelson, Laporte, Lopez and me and my family were waiting for his next fight vs Arguelllo when we heard the news of his dead early morning.
They called Sanchez "Mr. Lungs" his stamina was insane. He could do 15 rounds in his sleep.
"three lungs"*
Idk any other fighter that had stamina as good as his. I think he would run 8 miles every morning at an altitude of 8,600 ft. no wonder he never looked tired in his fights. Sucks that he passed away too soon but I’m happy that he still got some of the recognition that he deserved at least
With that kind of stamina, he must have the happiest wife alive
@Juan Miramontes Jr I remember in 1982 when my friend told me on news Sanchez had been killed in automobile accident. It really sucked. He was so young and his prime was still ahead of him.
Just like Pacquiao. Pacquiao in his earlier days he trains for 25 rounds until Freddie Roach dialed him down to 12 rounds and he still trained for 15 to 18 rounds.
Imagine all the great fights we miss out on rip salvador Sanchez!!
When Iron Mike calls you a monster, you a monster!
R.i.p Salvador Sanchez
MONGSTER
@@piyushmore1166that's exactly how he said too I don't care if he's high or sober that was funny right there!!👍😆😅😂😂🤣🤣
Giga Chad mexican
RJJ
Dude had 44 wins out of 46 fights at 23 years old that is insane!! 😱😱😱
and Knocked out three hall of fame fighters
At 23 ko hall of famers is insane
@@dantedlane2Now just imagine if he wasn't defeated....
Beat the shit out of Wilfredo Gomez, and they both are undefeated with knockouts. I saw the fight. Damn.
@@pacjam8365no one can be undefeated for ever. Don’t bring up Mayweather because that doesn’t even count 😂 bro dodged fights and had some questionable wins. Not hating on him he still one of the goats
When other legendary boxers put you up on a pedestal you know you've made a great impact
The reaction Mike gives when he hears that name is all you need to know about him
Actually, the one who mentions the name first is precisely Tyson, what surprised him was that Canelo did not have an influence on him
@@Angel-tz6ce Yeah as a huge Canelo fan an someone who idolizes Sal Sanchez... I was DISSAPPOINTED when Eddy Reynoso said he did not really like Sal Sanchez's style. I was smfh listening to that.
@@Angel-tz6cenow im not surprise why canelo has questionable conditioning 😂😂😂
Salvador was an absolute beast
Rest In Peace 🕊️
He was but how much of a beast was Azuma Nelson to fight him so close when he just started out
THOSE WHO NEVER SEEN SALVADOR FIGHT MISSED A DANGEROUS MAN
Ricardo Lopez
@@locob5778 Great fighter, just a shame that the straw weight division isn't something they really promote.
Best Fighter Ever! RIP S,Sanchez.
He only gave you the smoke if he knew you could handle it... legend
LoL that's actually wholesome...so he'd only beat my ass halfway?
@@thediaz07 From the sound of it, yup. I think it's fair, unless being in a coma is cool to some people. "Let me go out on my shield"-Bronze Bomber. lol
@@yopappy6599 the psychological damage of knowing the harder you try the harder it’ll get can’t be overstated. That’s a different kind of torture. You’re getting toyed with for the distance and can’t do anything about it except push harder to get him to knock you out. I can’t even imagine.
@@yopappy6599 I have noticed this same tendency when I used to play alot of darts. It was like a subconscious self leveling of the playing field to inspire competition. I seem to only reach my flow state under pressure.
@@theeidofe9716 I don't think it was intended to be psychological torture. More along the lines of giving you a chance to do your thing. A chance to gain experience. If you were to fight or just compete really. One of the worst feelings in the world is to get taken out early before you had a chance to really try anything.
“ you a killer, he goes a step above” 🤯🤯🤯
I started to see his fights but he died too young he was a master at reading distance and having steel lungs 🫁 to fight that style that is basically pure technique all the rounds
Rest In Peace,Salvador “Sal” Sanchez!🥊👑🇲🇽
🙏🙏🙏😎
Sanchez was a warrior, if he hadn't died he would have eventually fought the likes of Alexis Aguilo, Roberto Duran, Hector Camacho, Julio Cesar Chavez, Ray Mancini, and many more. He would have eventually left the featherweight division and possibly moved a couple weight classes up. This guy was focused on one thing, knocking out anyone in front of him. RIP Salvatore Sanchez! 🥊
His resume at just 23 is actually insane... such a shame what happened! You hit all the nails on the head with your comment by the way. 👏
@@BoxinJunkie Thanks Boxing Scholar, I think a lot of people didn't realize how many great fighters he would have faced, he is rarely mentioned by today's generation, maybe you can post some of his fights so they can see how great this guy was, like you stated, he was a young kid already a legend before the car accident. I think they found cocaine in his system, but a lot of great ones did it, there was no mandatory drug testing in that era. If he were alive today, he'd be in the IBHOF and an all time great living legend.
Absolutely! I remember Salvador. He indeed ranks at the top. That fight where he outdueled the highly formidable Danny 'Indian Red' Lopez was freaking epic.
A tremendously skilled boxer with amazing hand speed, combinations, and footwork. When I think of the ideal 'all around' fighter, in 'my day', I think of Muhammad Ali, Roberto Duran, and Salvador Sanchez.
@@waynej2608 Right on point!
@@waynej2608 Exactly! No doubt!
Yes sir... Salvador Sanchez was a boxer's boxer... He was so fucking smooth n fluid with his movement, as if he was born to do it
My whole family was very sad the day he died
That is a great compliment bro.
I've watched his fights. A slow starter but as the rounds progressed, he would bury you. His cardio was unparalleled. Truly special fighter.
Just like a Marathon.
His power matches with his cardio perfecr combo
Not only that, he studied the fuck out of you during the fight. The better you are, the better he gets.
Idk bro Mike still my fovorite
Yessir cardio was insane
Sánchez was so good At intercepting punches with his own punches
When he would block them, he would intercept them with his arms and punch in some GOD power way. His cardio and speed was out this world. RIP to the GOAT
A Super Saiyan with boxing gloves is crazy
Sanchez was the best conditioned fighter ever. His training was legendary. Never drank. He was never hurt. The longer the fight went, the worst it would get.
Yeah cus he will read the opponent as they get tired is better cus he had lungs for hrs
So did BHop and Floyd. Great endurance and kept their bodies clean.
Don’t forget about Terence Crawford. No close fights, never gets tired.
Yep..he was the best ..I'm glad he's remembered most dont know him.. I remember him and Danny lil red Lopez..
He ran 10miles a day in the mountains of Mexico! NEVER ONCE did he breath hard in a 15 round fight, NOT ONCE! And he threw punches from beginning to END! Look him up on UA-cam. NO Mexican fighter was greater! As a matter of fact, to me coming from a brother! He was one of the best boxer in the history of the sport. FACTS! And NONE of you folks, better not respond with NO IGNORANT A$$ $hyt!
Mike's boxing knowledge is unmatched
that 'woooooh' from mike is all you need to know 😂 dude's technique was absolutely flawless
I’m an old man so I do remember him, I still have the newspaper clipping of the day he died. Broke my heart and I’m sure many other boxing fans too.
Mi mamá me contaba que cuando ella era joven y venía a pasar las vacaciones en el rancho de mi abuelo en San José Iturbide en el estado de Guanajuato, a veces se encontraba en el camino a Salvador Sánchez entrenando (corriendo) porque su promotor era uno de la familia Torres Landa (una familia muy adinerada de Guanajuato y Querétaro); entonces él se fijó en ella y la invitaba a salir pero ella no le interesaba ya que tenía fama de ser algo mujeriego y no era su tipo, tampoco le gustaban los boxeadores, le insistió algunas veces. Tiempo después se enteró de su accidente en la carretera 57 Querétaro-San Luis Potosí que justamente pasa por San José Iturbide manejando un Porsche a gran velocidad. Es muy triste que haya muerto a tan corta edad y tenía un gran futuro.
Que pena. Asi es con muchos athleticos con talento. Es muy triste .
Pero tu mama era muy sabo para no ir con un tipo como el que usan las mujeres pa gusto pero no pa matrimonio.
Bendiciones a tu mama. Dios los bendiga. @@pablom2706
Damn, respect ✊🏼
@@pablom2706 no mms es real esta historia? salvador pudo ver sido tu padre jaja pero al final de cuentas fueras otra persona
Tyson explained that perfectly. Sanchez had levels and the further you pushed him he would just go up to the next level.
Salvador had everything you wanted in a boxer. He was so well rounded man. I started watching his tapes like 10 years ago and til now there’s no one that’ll be like him. God bless his soul and may he rest in peace
Sux he died so early
Luis "El Finito" Lopez only undefeated Mexican Champ
Facts
I just read that he got killed in a car crash in his early twenties, I knew nothing about him.
@@notgnisae he’s a beast bro… check him out
When Roy Jones Says ur the best boxer "skill wise" he ever saw. Im sure Sanchez is resting in peace knowing they STILL know about his skills till this day.
Que bello comentario ❤
The real Mexican Monster
Salvador Sanchez vs Gervonta Davis
@@cococinnamon2236Is that even a debate. Easily Salvador
Plenty of Mexican monsters!
David is the Mexican monster cuz of his size so the name works
@@noicemate9111 Sanchez fought somebody like that and knock him down and TKO him
Rip Salvador Sanchez
Greatest mexican boxer ever.
Never forget about this guy
He was great but because he died so early it’s still Julio Caesar chavez but my favorite Mexican fighter was Erik morales
@@Htown_babyyyyy Bull shit it was Salvador Sanchez look at how many fights he had already
Ik but he was great his punches were also were shocking and i still Say that Salvador Sanchez is the best Mexican boxer ever.
Sad truth the greatest boxer ever was Ricardo Lopez! I say sad truth because he's not taken seriously as a boxer because he was only 100 pounds.
Dario99: Salvador Sanchez definitely #2 because #1 belongs to Ricardo Lopez, greatest boxer of any race period‼️
Tyson with the crazy reaction said it all 😂
Big Facts, Salvador Sanchez is the best Mexican fighter I've ever seen. It's sad that his life was cut short, and we never got a chance to see him put a stamp on being #1.
He wasn’t better than Chavez, Oliviares, Barrera, Morales or Canelo.
@@H.K.5Desgraciadamente murió muy joven y no terminamos de ver su potencial así que no podemos compararlo con ellos. Pero para que Tyson opine lo que dijo es por algo
Salvador Sanchez is a true monster and greatest Mexican ever who's life was cut short. R.I.P. legend
One of the greatest boxers of all time
That genuine reaction from Tyson, a student of the game, the minute he heard his name is enough of a validation 🙏🏽💯
you get them chills when you hear the name Salvador Sanchez
When two of the most legendary fighters in different weight classes give you that compliment it means something!
Bro doesn't know who James Toney is. You must be like that reporter interviewing Roy; you're just a casual boxing fan.
He went out like James Dean.
He loved fast cars. RIP.
I love cars, especially the ones that try to kill you.
No I believe they let him drive home he was either drunk or just left a really bad match I can't quite remember but it's really a tragic
@@UnseenLive1 inanimate objects don't try to kill you. Take your meds, son.
@@RackedandStacked obviously haven't driven an air cooled 911
@@RackedandStacked 💀💀💀😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sanchez was a BEAST in the ring….RIP Salvador Sanchez
R.I.P. Salvador Sanchez... If he didn't die in that car crash he easily could have became the most decorated and greatest featherweight boxer of all time. 44-1 was his record at the age of 23. That alone is something to marvel at. That was during the time of some straight killers in that division
I remember when the TV broadcast announced the sad news. It was a national shock.
It’s an honor two hear two of boxings greatest give homage to my favorite Mexican boxer ever, the great Salvador Sanchez. ❤️
It's crazy to me that Sanchez had 46 fights at the age of 23. He was a beast.
And 9 title defense and beat 4 H.O.F
@@brandoasan5639 🤯🤯🤯is this true?
@@RaiderNation327 yes
😳😳😳
Now if you’re 23 you maybe have 20 fights MAX 😂
Damn! Just to hear the praise he got, from the people that he got props from is insane! 👊🏾💯
Sanchez was the best Mexican fighter I ever saw. He had elite boxing skill, punching power, speed, and solid defense. If he hasn’t died so young, he would have been fighter of the decade for the 80s!
The true greats in any sport don’t need to remind anyone of their greatness, their peers will remember their greatness
Well said
💯 pure genius!
Truth
He is your favorite boxer favorite boxer.
So true 🥊
Salvador Sanchez. Apart from a badass freaking name, he sounds exactly like an urban legend, a mythical creature by the way these legends were talking about him. Just like bad guys talking about John Wick.
Lol true
He's probably the biggest what if in boxing history. He died tragically at 23 but look at his record, guy had a top of the line resume at that age. It's insane.
😂
@@salamandresspodria haber dominado su categoría por muchos años
@@rodrigovillalba1085 no tengo deudas de eso. Es lo que traté de decir, que se murió muy temprano y ya tenía una carera de leyenda. Tenía la potencial de ser uno de los mejores de todos los tiempos.
My OGs always bring up Salvador Sanchez whenever we talk boxing
He was my man!
The 70's was his Era of domination!
Tyson was right.
He seemed to fight right above everybody they put in front of him.
He was the ultimate technician.
You know your a scary fighter When Tyson says you are
When Mike Tyson said “Woo! Rawr! Monsta!” I shit a little bit
🤣🤣🤣💩
I saw Sanchez fight a few times. He was definitely special. Speed, power, accuracy and a very hard head. Able to take a shot and then hit back even harder. Many great Mexican fighters, he gets my vote.
I honestly love seeing the respect these black men give other races especially whenever you know that they said things derogatory so when they do give up to somebody its serious
That's because most athletes don't subscribe to "race". It's about skill and character, as it should be. But honestly, most "black" people don't subscribe to the racial separation theories. With us, it's always about character, regardless of the rhetoric you hear or read. As long as you come correct, you part of the family.. the human family. We rock with that. But as I continue to live, I find this attitude to be prevalent in all peoples, not just black people. Maybe the world is not as bad as the TV tells us.
Maybe... It's time for us all to turn off the media and go out and shake some hands and meet some people. Everyone has a story. ✌️&❤
Dude studied and learned as you fought him, that’s why all these boxers acknowledge his skill.
Kinda like Bud does!
That man was never breathing out of his mouth
Es ahi si grandeza
Am I the only one that's going to go look at some Salvador Sanchez footage now lol I'm sold👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣💯💯💯
Greatness recognizes greatness!
Damn, Tyson described him perfectly.
Sánchez was like a Saiyan. Got stronger the more he fought.
So Salvador sanchez was kakarotto ? better known as Goku
Its a shame people dont know salvador sanchez.....one of the best fighters ever
Wow.. never heard mike speak so highly of a boxer..👍
Huh? What about Muhammad Ali
He has spoken this way about Roberto Duran numerous times
There's plenty of time he's praised other boxers
My favorite fighter Salvador Sanchez fist time I witness him fighting I was 12 yrs old I remember when he fought Azuma Nelson Boxing at it's best🥊
I remember that fight Sanchez was a beast.
@@kennethanderson6540 Yep... and his systematic destruction of Wilfredo "Bazooka" Gomez was legendary. Gomez was never the same afterwards.
Yeah man. Salvador was a straight WARRIOR! It's so sad he passed away before people really knew who he was
Leaving a legacy worthy of hall of fame at 23 years old is just unheard of. These Mexicans start a pro boxing so young, it’s actually insane that he fought the top names in his era and beat every one he fought. At only 23 years old, jheez
Salvador Sanchez would have been top 3 all time had he reached his prime.
He beat two of the arguably greatest fighters there countries have produced. Gomez KO artist , best resume out of any PR fighter, and Azumah Nelson being the greatest fughter out of Africa
Tyson called him a monster and was obviously impressed.
Praise from Caesar!
This was not an average man, a special fighter
Yes yes yes yes yes yes indeed. Well above and when you put a guy like Salvador in with the best of his era.... Midget rivalries like pep &sadderl er. Graziano and that guy Tony zale
Sal sanchez el mejor boxeador de todos los tiempos. Viva mexico💪
🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
SALVADOR SÁNCHEZ y los demás , el # 1
Uno escucha esto y es claro que era bueno pero no entiendo, que tanto avia cumplido para que el sea el mejor de MX?Ya tenia 4-5 campeonatos en diferente pesos? Avia unificado titulos, que..?
@@antonexx había destrozado leyendas, pero no solo por suerte o, de manera dividida. Él había trapeado el suelo con monstruos, MONSTRUOS como el mejor peleador africano de todos los tiempos.
Pero siempre llega el novato que cree que, los títulos lo son todo. Como si los ladrones de las Vegas no hubieran encumbrado a "gigantes" como Floyd Mayweather o la Canela 🤦🏾
Ni siquiera saben que en esos tiempos, se peleaban más rounds.
Si, los ignorantes hablan de cantidades de títulos, no de la calidad de sus peleas, no el calibre de sus rivales, no de las condiciones en las que se pelearon esas batallas
Recordar que a Salvador Sánchez le regalaron la pelea contra Rubén Castillo, que ganó en decisión. JC Chávez destrozó por KO a Castillo en el 6to round, al momento de su muerte ya tenía una derrota. Chavez ninguna. Saludos. No se porque pierden la objetividad con Sal Sánchez (extraordinario boxeador) pero no mejor que Chávez
That’s what I like about our greats, we give others their just do!! Some don’t want to give OUR greats their flowers!!
He was very methodical in breakin down his opponents. He figured out their weaknesses then he would destroy them.
SALVADOR SANCHEZ WAS A FKN BEAST R.I.P.
His conditioning was super human!
Sanchez was a beast God Bless Him
Mike got excited about him, I gotta check him out
The best ever.
He had the greatest poker face of any fighter ever. Sanchez was tough as nails
What your opinion now
Watch Sanchez VS Neslon!
So what happened?
Salvador Sanchez was DAT DEAL!!! But you have to be a boxing fan to really know that you have to go back into the 70s!!!! I would’ve love to see what the rest of his career was going to be like rest in peace Salvador Sanchez🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
He was a defensive master and a counterpuncher. And he hit hard. Had also a granite chin. He died soo young.
Sanchez also had crazy cardio
Commentators also called him "stone face".
@@KandelaGC Yes cause he never ever changed his face expression if he was hurt or not.
The best part is that he'll still utilize that Mexican style; go forward, hit hard and don't stop until they drop.
@@soulassassin0g Not all the time. Many times he ill box, move, get in, throw combos then get back out and give angles. He was not your typical Mexican fighter.
SS was the best 15 round fighter ever. I saw a couple of his fights in the very early ‘80’s and I remember the news of his death. Still love watching his fights on YT.
Technical fighter, true boxer. Feelings weren't involved, just intelligence and skill.
Best fighter I ever saw Roy Jones Jr. He was like a different species…
Yeah.. he was special. Loved watching his unorthodox style.
Roy had that look in his eyes like he KNEW that man was bad..that was cold
He died at the age of 23 so sad he was a unbelievable boxer one of the best I've seen
yep Salvador was one of my heros growing up. it really was a golden age for Featherweights he was pound for pound Top ten in all of boxing history sadly the world lost this young man way to soon.
The greatest Mexican fighter ever!🥊🥊
Meh, all he did at just 23 yrs old is beat like 3 future Hall of Famers.
LITTLE red Lopez (one of my favorites), Wilfred Bazooka Gomez and Azumah, the Professor Nelson.
Also beat a very good boxer, Ruben Castillo....etc... puro Sal Sanchez🥊
I think Julio Caesar Chavez with his 86 - 0 may have something to say about that…
@@HIERONYMASHE FOUGHT BUMS HIS 1st 30 Fights .!! 😂I 😂 Julio Cesar Chavez Record was PADDED by Mexican Cab Drivers
@@HIERONYMAS ,slick boxers gave him problems. Look at what Pernell did to him and he had help from the judges.
@@marvinmartin8801 good point. He was deteriorating rapidly at that point though and sweet pea was something else.
one thing about iron mike is that man knows his boxing
If Tyson calls you a monster, you can bank on that.
Roy’s opinion matters more than Mike’s.
Had to go watch the high lights of this man, damn he was good!
One has to be a certain age to know who he is for the most part. Either you saw him or your father or grandfather told you about him. That's the case with most of the greats.
Mayweather would smash on Salvado Sanchez 😂😂
@@alwayssolo4202 Mayweather would've never fought him because he was in his prime when he died, however Mayweathers dad said this mans goat, cope
He was 19-23 in thoes hughlughts brotha
I was fortunate to have seen many of Salvador Sanchez fights
Not only was he super skilled but he had these unusual intangible qualities that just raised him to a higher level than other fighters
He was part of the 15 round fight era. Incredible fighter against hall of fame opponents before the age of 23
Roy Is My All-Time Favorite Since I Was A Lil' Kid... He Made Me Look Up Sanchez And I Was Like, "Alright, Roy... I See EXACTLY What You Mean". Sanchez Was Amaze'n. May He Rest In Peace... 🙏🏾
@DonJuan-mp9pfyes ON USA at 9pm
Salvador Sánchez was a monster. I remember him vs the then rising star, the great Ghanaian Azumah Nelson, one of Africa’s best ever. In a true epic duel, Azumah Nelson fought like a lion until the 15th and final round, when Sánchez stopped him. Thanks Roy Jones and Mike for reminding everyone about the boxing immortal Salvador Sánchez (RIP).
Azuma Nelson never get over it about his lost fight against Salvador Sanchez. He said he was not well prepared for that fight. 🙄 He lost that's it.
@@jorgepuga8104Azumah Nelson took that fight on short notice, he gave Sanchez his toughest fight. That was Sanchez's last fight and Azumah Nelson wanted a rematch but Sanchez died in a car crash a few weeks after their fight and Azumah never got his rematch so it's understandable why he didn't get over that loss.
It was a privilege watching him in real time, he was an expert in the sweet science.
Crazy how he HASN'T been forgotten 😢
Sal has always been my favourite boxer not just because of his unbelievable skills but he was a very humble champion in the ring and never insulted another boxer ever
Salvador Sanchez - All time great fighter! RIP
BIG FACTS! MY GUY SALVADOR SANCHEZ, GONE TOO SOON. R.I.P. SALVADOR
I loved that guy. One of my favorites of all time. Life cut too short 💪🏿.