Wilfredo Gómez - Career Tribute
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- My career tribute of the legendary three weight world champion.
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Wilfredo Gomez - Sometimes referred to as Bazooka Gómez, is a Puerto Rican former professional boxer and three-time world champion. He is frequently mentioned among the best Puerto Rican boxers of all time by sports journalists and analysts, along with Félix Trinidad, Miguel Cotto, Wilfred Benítez, Esteban De Jesús, Edwin Rosario, and Carlos Ortíz. His seventeen consecutive knockouts in championship defenses is a record for all boxing divisions. He was ranked number 13 on The Ring magazine's list of the "100 greatest punchers of all time". In 1995, Gómez was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame. Gómez has a record of 44 wins, 3 losses and 1 draw, with 42 knockout wins and all three losses also by knockout.
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Us Puerto Ricans need another Wilfredo Gomez
Trinidad, cotton, Macho Camacho. just to name a few. Where you been brotha
@@ozrivera trinidad was close but Gomez had a better chin, and Cotto was not the p4p cannon that Gomez was
@@javiernegron2633 Gomez didn't have a better chin. Tito just couldn't handle huge middleweights like B-Hop and Wright. These were also defensive geniuses on top of having a size advantage.
Wilfredo gome still have a record till this day 17 champions defense all win by ko
I grew-up watching Wilfredo Gomez, in my native Puerto Rico, back in the mid 70's, and early 80's, and he was definitely one of my idols in Boxing. The Ring Magazine once considered Wilfredo Gomez, as one of the hardest punchers, of All Times in the Bantamweight devision. That's how good Wilfredo Gomez was, when he dominated that division. I personally believe, he was never the same, after he moved up in weight class. I don't think he carried his punching power, or stamina. Oh, and most definitely, I don't think he was the same, after the lost to Salvador Sanchez. But I most said, Wilfredo Gomez is one of the Greatest Champions, my little Island has concived.
After the lost of sanchez he came back to time strong and it when he set the record of 17 title defense all win by knock out
Regreso de la perdida a Sánchez a ganarle a un excelentísimo Pintor. Después de esta pelea tuvo una racha fenomenal de knockouts. Un grande del boxeo sin duda!
gomez against pintor one of the best fights ever
+Said7792 DK Yep
Amongst the best 3 fights EVER!
That 12th round was the most brutal of the entire fight
Bazooka v Pintor one of the greatest fights ever.
Gómez = Warrior!!!👊💯💪🔝
I am Mexican and Love Gomez as a great dedicated champion who had so much to give.
But these training excuses after hard battles and loses is getting old.
Ruben Olivares used to fight , drunk, hangover and everyone knew and said nothing.
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽 Viva Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
My gosh he was an absolute beast at superbantam.
One of a kind and never, ever to be seen again...
Hes the greatest at that weight
that’s why we say Puerto ROCK
His transition from defence to offence and vise versa is truly seamless
What a beautiful video. The only negative is seeing Don King and his malevolent grin again.
Great Video Bro !!! Gracias !!! Porque de Derrotas y Victorias se trata la Vida , El que Nunca ha perdido Nunca ha GAnado NAda!!! Porque lo primero que hay que perder es el Miedo a perder !!!
In my opinion he is one of the top 2 Puerto Rican Boxers of ALL TIME! I have Trinidad first followed by Gomez! He is also among the greatest boxers of all time and Clearly the GREATEST JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHT EVER
Gomez, Ortiz, Benitez, Trinidad
He could and did KO opponents moving his fist through the air less than two hand lengths. His punches were like a blacksmith contacting the anvil.
Extreme power punch with either fist. He knocked out seemingly invincible unbeaten untouchable Zarate. Pintor was a wickedly skilled boxer however Gomez destroyed him in a KO. He wore out by attrition the much younger, unbeatable Lockridge very late in his career.
He had unusually superb footwork.
Gomez is among the Greatest Top 15 of All Time in the Ring.
Les pegaba despues de caidos,que ma,l Gracias Sal,Sanchez,le diste tremenda paliza,que nunca olvido en toda su vida,asi es la vida,RIP.CAMPEON.
Le pegaba después de caídos porque tenía un instinto asesino fuera de serie, no era a propósito, era un animal. Después de Chávez, el mejor latino de la historia, Gomez. Al menos los objetivos, The Ring, ESPN, lo colocan por encima de Sal
Alvin Marrero No importa lo que diga ESPN, The Ring o los objectivos. Importa mas lo que diga la gente, y para muchos Sal Sanchez esta por encima de gomez.
Eduardo Morales Importa, y mucho. Por algo cada deporte tiene un narrador y un comentarista ( Y este es experto en el tema). Ejemplo: Me encanta el fútbol, pero no lo juego día tras día, no entreno para eso, no lo he estudiado por años, no estoy dentro de su entorno, no comparto con sus jugadores. Por consiguiente mi opinión jamás será más relevante q la de una persona q por años está dentro de ese entorno (Su opinión está basada en una larga experiencia, anécdotas, historias, estadísticas, malicia dentro del deporte etc etc) La Mia, por más analítica que sea, no sera la opinión de un experto
wow there was some really cool footage i had never seen before in this, amazing tribute!
The pride of my island!! 17 consecutive title defenses in row!! World record!none were cans!!
Saludos cordiales desde mi pequeña isla de
🇵🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Mi compadriota, 🇵🇷
🇵🇷 Wilfredo Gómez 🇵🇷
Un día como hoy, todavía, yo lo considero, el mejor, boxeador de Puerto Rico
Félix Tito Trinidad, estuvo, muy cerca, del nivel de Wilfredo Gómez, pero Wilfredo Gómez, supera en todas las estadísticas, a Félix Tito Trinidad, y a todo boxeador de Puerto Rico.
Wilfredo Gómez,sus logros
44 victoria, 42 nocaut
Solo 3 derrotas,
Triple campeón mundial
122, 126, y 130 libras
Es considerado, el mejor,
122 libras de todos los tiempos, su récord en ese peso, 👉 122 libras 👈
37 victoria 0 derrotas
y 37 nocaut, invencible, en ese peso, y en defensas, en ese peso,👉122👈 es este,
17 victoria, 0 derrotas
17 nocaut,todas por nocaut
Atte🇵🇷Albert Colón Lee🇵🇷
Tremendo bestia de peleador con un estilo Tony Montana
@@chehernandez2381 Saludos mi hermano,
Me sorprendió tu mensaje, porque lo describes, a la perfección, Lupe Pintor, simple a dicho esto,
👉 Que Wilfredo Gómez, es el único boxeador, con quién el peleó, Que cuando Lupe Pintor, lo lastimaba, ni se agarraba, y ni sé huía, y que Wilfredo Gómez, en ese momento le decía ésto, a Lupe Pintor,
👉 Sigue, sigue pegando, pégame más duro 😬 👈
El describe a Wilfredo Gómez, un verdadero Guerrero, había que matarlo, para derrotarlo,
Saludos para ti....
Atte 🇵🇷 Albert Colón Lee
Y siiiiii, tienes toda la razón
Brilliant!
Best Bantam weight ever has many records🇵🇷🇵🇷🇵🇷
Saludos cordiales desde mi pequeña isla de
🇵🇷 Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
Mi compadriota, 🇵🇷
🇵🇷 Wilfredo Gómez 🇵🇷
Un día como hoy, todavía, yo lo considero, el mejor, boxeador de Puerto Rico
Félix Tito Trinidad, estuvo, muy Serca, del nivel de Wilfredo Gómez, pero Wilfredo Gómez, supera en todas las estadísticas, a Félix Tito Trinidad, y a todo boxeador de Puerto Rico.
Wilfredo Gómez,sus logros
44 victoria, 42 nocaut
Solo 3 derrotas,
Triple campeón mundial
122, 126, y 130 libras
Es considerado, el mejor,
122 libras de todos los tiempos, su récord en ese peso, 👉 122 libras 👈
37 victoria 0 derrotas
y 37 nocaut, invencible, en ese peso, y en defensas, en ese peso,👉122👈 es este,
Great fighter!
Fantastic highlight
Damn now if only I could find Gomez-Pintor in the quality in which you presented it.
Gomez vs sanchez is 1 of d best ive seen.
You are improving your editing skills.
Damn gomez was a bully.
lomachenko has some of Gomez in him...👍👍 .. just as crafty
Loma is way better.
wilfredo el bazooka gomez el mejor campeon Mundial supergallo 17 defensas todas por nocaut perdio ante el mejor pluma del Mundo Don Salvador Sanchez pero despues de perder con este regreso a los supergallo hizo 4 defensas mas venciendo a grandes campeones mundiales mucho Antes Carlos zarate, Juan kid Meza, y la superpelea de 1982 ante lupe pintor en una epoca que las peleas eran a 15 rounds orgullo de nuestra isla del borinquen,Puerto Rico querido en muchos lugares viva tambien ese bello Pais de Mexico 🇲🇽 saludos a todos gracias
Gomez was untouchable at 122 lbs . he ranked #1 best 122 lbs in history. with the most kos in a row. he moved up to fight sanchez and lost . gomez had to move up in wieght to face sanchez becuase sanchez didn't want to move down to fight Gomez. Gomez is a warrior and a legend.
Hector sanchez Sanchez is still a legendary fighter though he beat the of the best along with beating 3 hall of famers Wilfrado Gomez, Danny Red Lopez, Azumah Nelson. All legends. & legendary fights in that era.
Yeah 4 pounds really make a difference.... lol foh moving up 4 pounds isnt än excuse
@@jassnaj7443 if it didnt matter then why did sanchez didnt wanna go down and fight him? Mexicans always want advantages over great opponents puerto ricans just want to fight no excuses
Fabian69 everywhere I go see you making stupid ass excuses lmao. Superalo puto were better than y’all in boxing! Where did you get that fucking info that Sanchez didn’t want to fight him at 122? Sanchez campaigned at 126 Gomez stepped up and got his ass beat by Sanchez and azumah Nelson you Puerto Rican’s make excuse for every single loss against Mexicans got dayum I feel bad for y’all God bless y’all
@@Fabian6980 Lol who goes down a weight to challenge someone?, in all superfights its always someone going up a weight, not down
Gomez was exciting - even in his loses...he made them work for it..
only 3 losses
but 2 could of went either way
Salvador sanchez whooped his ass badly.
@@Rodageado and pintor paid for it
what a warrior , does anyone know his theme music/band coming in against Sanchez ?? It was great .
To this day i still wondering to myself how nobody dies in the fight Gomez-Pintor
Pintor killed a man from Asia in one of his fights
@@nordicoleal1039 yeah, and the welsh Jimmy Owens
That's Johnny owen
@@secondchance9058 yes, that was
Great video
Gomez best Batamweight ever Tito Acosta the new Bazooka.
Best super bantamweight ever
Donaire vs gomez how it could have played?
Name of song please
What version of El Mecanico is this?
This version is by deela
Salvador Sanchez 💪🏼
Saludos gomez no se entreno bien
@@snipersquat4758 JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJA
Can you do an Animal Nelson video
Do you mean Azumah Nelson?
Que canción es esta? Fuegoski
3:30 it was this momemt Gomez realised Salvador was a different animal
I saw him once in Guaynabo, P.R. The guy couldn't even hardly move! It was either all the punches he took to his head or all the drugs he put in his head!
Mainly the drugs mate unfortunately.
Antonio Otero pendejo
I can see similarities between GGG and Gomez 's style
larubiamia I was talking about this...long time ago with my, old team...GGG....he does!!
Gómez shouldn't of done the disasters he did before the Sanchez fight.
✊👍💪🇺🇿
Salvador Sánchez’s son
Gomez has a lot of sons in mexico almost the size of a town
@@jasonayala9514And Chavez is pretty much the papi of all Puerto Rico. Unlike Gomez, who got whooped by the best Mexican he faced, Chavez never lost to a rican
@@raulramirez9657 felix Trinidad and Danny Garcia beat every Mexican fighter's ass that they fought
@@jasonayala9514Salvador sanchez murders every Puerto rica fighter
Gomez was a real good fighter and an especially hard puncher with either hand. However his record is a bit bloated. Sure he dominated the jr. featherweight division but let's put it in the proper context. I'm old enough to remember watching him fight. The Jr. Featherweight division had just been created the year before Gomez won the title. The division wasn't very good, there was little depth and quite frankly at the time nobody really cared in the slightest about any of the jr./super wight classes. The general opinion was that they were for the guys who just weren't good enough to compete in one of the legitimate divisions. They were also used by guys who wanted to move up in weight and wanted to test the waters against slightly smaller and softer opposition that a full move up would have represented.
So sure Gomez was a heck of a fighter and one of the all time hardest punchers pound for pound and a legitimate hall of fame fighter. However he never saw the day that he could beat guys like Salvador Sanchez, Azumah Nelson and Eusebio Pedroza (no disgrace, these guys were all great).
Gomez also got a gift in that decision "win" over Rocky Lockridge. The only reason that he got that decision was because the fight was held in Puerto Rico. Lockridge would have had to pretty much knock him out to get the win there.
Excuses 😂😂 so you saying Zarate or Pintor wasn’t great? Come on stop it. He lost only when he moved up in weight. Gómez has a better record then everyone you mention and just because every lost doesn’t take away his greatness because at the end of the day he is a hall of a famer and world record breaker .
@@hectorsanchez1978 Did you even bother to read what I posted? I gave the guy credit for a legitimate Hall of Fame Career. But the fact remains that the bulk of his record was compiled in a weak division that nobody cared about against largely ordinary opposition. The two best opponents that he beat were both coming up in weight.
Zarate was great and even though he was the one moving up in weight Gomez did score a decisive stoppage. Pintor was a good fighter but on an all time basis he was not a truly great fighter. Nobody then (or now) would seriously rank him anywhere near the top 10 all time bantamweights. Maybe if you want to be generous he could fall somewhere in the 15-25 range (maybe). And then again here we have another guy that Gomez beat who was coming up in weight.
Salvador Sanchez, Azumah Nelson and Eusebio Pedroza all compiled their records in a far stronger division with greater depth than the one that Gomez dominated.
Johnl1800 you all BS . Give the man his credit. He has made it to the hall of fame so that it’s self is what count not what you say.
@@hectorsanchez1978
"Johnl1800 you all BS"
Such insightful critique. Are you seriously going to try to argue that the jr. fw division that Gomez rolled through (that had only been created the year before he won the title at a time when nobody cared about any of the jr weight classes) was a strong division filled with quality fighters?
"Give the man his credit. He has made it to the hall of fame"
Do you have a reading comprehension issue? Didn't I just say, repeatedly, that they guy had a great career and was a legitimate hall of fame fighter?
Johnl1800
How is Sanchez-Gomez a fluke? So shortly after that Azumah ktfo Got gomez also and that's also a fluke? I guess all of Wilfredo's losses were flukes. Gomez's excuse was the partying he did and being a womanizer, so he had a reason to lose and not Salvador. Hello. Salvador died 3am in the morning coming back from a girlfriends place. The only difference I see from Sanchez-Gomez and Trinidad-Vargas was Sanchez-Gomez was a one sided destruction where Gomez did not belong in the same ring with Sanchez and Trinidad-Vargas was a war. Your boxing cred is weak. I'm boricua and even I know Sanchez owned that ass all day everyday. Ask Tito's dad Felix Trinidad, Sr. if he thinks Sanchez-Gomez is a fluke. Look up his record on boxrec and see who pops up: Sanchez-Gomez a fluke,
That's exactly what makes this fun , these SORE LOOSERS..... First they don't want to admit they are behind, then take a childish behavior trying to console themselves making it look like their wins are bigger... It doesn't matter if you win or lose in a fight because it happens to 98 % of all boxers . Either way if I was Mexican I would probably be ashamed to have an argument like that against such a tiny but MIGHTY opponent. It's like Goliath pointing out that he won 3 rounds against DAVID in the post fight interview!
thats my cousin
Gómez realmente fue bueno pero Sánchez, Nelsón y
..... indicaron el camino
😁😀🙏😇🇵🇷👍
Gomez was on drugs and his head wasn’t in the game when he fought Sanchez and will make me bold enough to say that if Gomez was more healthy and prepared he would’ve beat Sanchez in the rematch
Im Puerto Rico and gomez wasn't on drugs he got married when in a cruise and traing only 25 day but he lost sanchez beat him no excuse the drug problem of gomez Start after he retired and he quit and he doing good
Hahahahah bullshit excuses just accept the fact that Sanchez was just superior to gomez.
Gerson Medina haha it still hurts till this day huh?
Alguien me explica pq este ser humano hace un high de un boxeador y lo muestra perdiendo!!???? Inexplicable. Usted hanza tiene q ser mexicano
Assad el burai te duele?
@@eduardomorales3192 mete lambe bicho es q es un absurdo.
@@eduardomorales3192 bastante mexicanos q se clavo Gómez...
Assad el burai Sal Sanchez lo bautizo jaja. Los Mexicanos son mejor en el boxeo. Cuanto te duele? No respondiste jaja
@@eduardomorales3192 bobolon somos 3.2 millones de habitantes y en México vs pr llevamos la delantera. Cómo le quedó el ojo?.
Gómez realmente fué bueno pero Sánchez, Nelsón y Layne le indicarón el camino del retiro y del manicomio
Que locura.
Sanchez was just to big for Gomez. That move up in weight class was his undoing...
Gomez still best Batamweight ever.
Exactly! The same as if Sanchez would have moved up and fought Alexis Arguello. Arguello too big for Sanchez
Gomez best wins both moved up in weight
Skills win fights not a few pounds
Gomez had a great career until he ran into Sanchez
Still did Gomez still went down as greatest ever.
N B yea after he moved up 😂 ..the same as Pintor and Zarate? They were great until they ran into Gómez ,Yea but they don’t mention that🤦🏻♂️. 2 great Mexicans against 1.
@@hectorsanchez1978 FACTS
he ate Mexicans for breakfast!!!👊👊👊👊
Omar Pizarro and then sanchez had him for dinner
Eddie Perez I’m PR, and have nothing but respect for my Mex Hermanos. Great boxers, warriors. I think if Sanchez didn’t pass, Gomez would of beat him in the rematch though. But we will never know.
@@eddieperez7683 u
Its ok but Gomez was so great it didnt matter the little loss. Gomez still best Batamweight ever. Everyone loses Sanchez had a loss
Chavez had 6 loses. Very few boxers go undefeated.
Sanchez gave him a boxing lesson and brutal beating.
Yeah he also hit opponents when he already put them on the floor not a classy guy
Gpe Pintor se dejó caer, la pelea estuvo arreglada. Wilfredo Gómez siempre fue malísimo.
👻👻👻👻👻
W gomez is shadow of sal sanchez. Now and for ever
Yeah and there is like 15 Mexicans that gomez over shadows before and after Sanchez 😂😂
Carlos Zárate también se dejó caer la pelea también estuvo arreglada. Wilfredo Gómez una vez demostro ser un boxeador malísimo, lo inflaron como un artista que d sours hizo el ridículo con un verdadero boxeador " Salvador Sánchez"
Wilfredo Gómez hizo el ridículo con Salvador Sánchez, quedó evidenciado que Wilfredo Gonez era malísimo. También Wilfredo Gómez hizo el ridículo con Azumah Nelson quien la humilló en el Ring
@@jacoboedgelpsteinstern4686 no sabes 😂 nada de boxeo fue tan malisimo que tuvo 17 defensa por nocaut. 32 nocaut seguido ganarle a dos salones de la fama. Y fue malo ?