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He's manager got him killed to keep all his money

I'm a proud American citizen but I was born in Mexico. I've been a boxing fan since my adolescent years thanks to my dad. We both mourned the loss of Sal Sanchez and I can still remember the news of his tragedy like it was yesterday. Thank you for this video.

Danny little Red Lopez got beat twice by him but wasnt the prime Danny which wouldve made a much tougher fight

Mayweather ducked GGG and Terrence Crawford

Sal Sanchez Lives ♥️

Terrible that he died young. We got robbed of his greatness.

Sal was the greatest all around technical boxer I ever saw. R.I.P. Salvador Sanchez, you are not forgotten.

Tko him in the 13th Lopez ,he lost his title to Arguello and the next day he was killed in Mexico City in a car crash

Firme Vato….. 🙏 Rest in Paradise 🏝️ 🥊

Wow, I didn’t know that Somethings just don’t make sense on this planet

You weren't even born, what can you remember? NOTHING

One the greatest boxer ever that never got tired. Because he grew up and trained at a elevation of almost 7000’ is breading oxygen when he came down the mountain

Unfortunately Don King got his paws on him

Gŕeatness

We all facing death and we must prepare for the biggest fight “Death” Jesus Christ took away the strength of death and make me free. About you are you saved victorious 😊

Sadly died from a car accident 😢. What a boxer that ma was a legend for sure

he looks like the most mexican guy ever and i love it

Dude, you just talked about what is considered the best Mexican boxer ever.

LA CONSPIRASION DE LOS MILLONARIOS

Never knew Sal had 1 loss

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Chiwiwis

Mr Lungs apparently there's something weird behind his death everything that happened up to the day was weird and some say the car they showed on the newspapers wasn't his but who knows may he rest in peace.

One of the what If's of boxing.

IF AZUMAH NELSON HAD A GOOD TRAINING CAMP HE WOULD'VE DESTROYED THIS HYPE JOB HE FOUGHT NO ONE!!!!

Mike Tyson mentioned him as THE BEST MEXICAN fighter ! I found out about him cause of Mike. RIP

Hes the closest thing to sugar ray Robinson ever. Complete fighter no weakness

Goddamn, he was so good

Wilde was actually only about 90lb ..he was ofter 20lbs lighter than those he fought ..of his 3 losses ., one came in his penultimate fight. .where he then retired , but foolishly made a comeback 2 or 3 years later where he lost villa .

Chiwiiwiis😂

THEE BEST EVER!

The marine corpse 😂😂😂

Did you know that Salvador means "Who saves people" A true legend forever, Rest in peace Salvador Sanchez!

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One of my Dads favorite fighters. May My dad & Salvador Sanchez R.I.P.

He was way before his time. His defense inspired many of the following greats in all weight classes.

I like your boxing knowledge. My Great Grandfather seen him box said he was amazing to see.

Probably the best fighter of all time. He didn’t have any weaknesses.

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Afro samurai

It wasn’t just a car accident he was threatened to lose a match against someone due to a bet, and the breaks from his vehicle were cut off

I Loved watching Salvador Sanchez matches. I was 25 when he died. I cried as if I knew him. He was a beautiful boxer.

Chiwiwis long lost dad ?

We could only imagine what he would have accomplished. The possibilities were many. In his era, there were many great champions he may have faced. A dream match with Alexis Auguello and so many others. He probably would have moved up in weight as he got older and where the bigger fight purses were. He died a legend, and he was only 23 years old. That speaks volumes.

The Legend Salvador Sánchez 🇲🇽💪

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You're embarrassing yourself, bitch.

Stop adulating killers you pathetic simp.

Black guy commits triple homicide. Claims he didn't do it. Idiots take his absurd claims at face value.

H. Lee Sarokin’s judicial record is a blatant perversion of justice, consistently prioritizing the rights of criminals over the victims they harmed. His rulings reflect a disturbing trend of activism that undermines the very foundation of the legal system. In the **Hurricane Carter case**, Sarokin outright overturned the conviction of a man who was guilty of triple murder. He claimed racial bias in the prosecution, but this decision was a clear disregard for the overwhelming evidence against Carter. It was not justice; it was an ideological stance that favored a convicted killer over the families seeking closure. Then there's the Richard Kreimer case, where Sarokin ruled that a homeless Black man could not be barred from a public library due to offensive behavior and hygiene issues. This absurd ruling prioritized civil rights of dangerous homeless agitators over community safety, showing a blatant disconnect from reality and common sense. It was another arbitrary decision that ignored the discomfort and distress caused to library patrons. In the V. James Landano case, Sarokin overturned the conviction of a cop killer, citing prosecutorial misconduct. This ruling was nothing short of an insult to law enforcement and the victim’s family. Repeating a familiar pattern, Sarokin believed that violent offenders should be allowed to exploit technicalities to evade justice, once again undermining public trust in the legal system. His handling of tobacco liability cases further illustrates his bias. Sarokin's comments suggested he was more interested in making headlines than delivering fair judgments. His rulings were once again reversed on appeal. Overall, Sarokin’s decisions were not just misguided; they were deliberate acts that eroded justice at every turn. He sought loopholes to set criminals free while ignoring the rights and suffering of victims. Instead of resigning in disgrace, he should have faced prosecution for his blatant disregard for the law. His legacy is one of progressive Marxist-Leninist activism gone awry, demonstrating a dangerous commitment to ideology over justice.