Remembering Salvador Sanchez!!!

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  1. TIGEREDGE

    TIGEREDGE Boxing Addict Full Member

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    GREAT STATEMENT
     
  2. Bad_Intentions

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  3. Ramshall1

    Ramshall1 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Tough for boxing to lose a warrior so young. Immortal.
     
  4. Mendoza

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    Sanchez held the keys to the castle. He was on his way to being perhaps the most popular lower weight fighter of his era. Sadly Sanchez lost his life in an auto accident. The damage was severe enough to make physical identification impossibility. Sanchez was identified by Jewelry, not facial features. Over 20,000 attended his funeral.
     
  5. Kolya

    Kolya Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Holy ****. WTF happened; did his car explode?
     
  6. stillafan

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    identified by jewelery?? waht happened to using dental records or things like that?
     
  7. Kolya

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    Well, it was the 1980's in Mexico; it's possible Dental records weren't available. It's not unheard of for police to use other means to identify an unrecognizable body (the military does it a lot in aircraft crashes).
     
  8. Mendoza

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    Sanchez lost control of his sports car ( Porsche ) and crashed. The car was flattened like a pancake.
     
  9. Sonny Carson

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    I think he'd beat Chavez at 130. Chavez barely beat LaPorte and Sanchez had a good enough speed to trouble Chavez.
     
  10. King Dan

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    Head to head, I think Sanchez beats Chavez and even the bad ass Nicaraguan Arguello.

    As far as accomplishments, Chavez and Arguello reign a bit more supreme.
     
  11. Thinman

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    A great fighter...very likeable....one of a kind in our modern era....he was not the kind of primadonas we have at the present time, if you know what I mean... he is among the greaters boxers we have seen in the last three decades.

    Salvador Sanchez RIP. Thank you very much for all the great fights. I/We will never forget what you did for boxing. :nono :good
     
  12. divac

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    The ministery of sports along with the WBC will pay homeage to the great Salvador Sanchez.
    There will be many former champions in attendance including Salvador Sanchez victims Wilfredo Gomez, Azumah Nelsona and Juan Laporte.

    I'm happy to hear that they're honoring the memory of one of Mexico's finest in Salvador Sanchez.

    I'm hoping that one of the spanish speaking TV networks broadcast the happenings, even if its for a later date.....man the stories former Sanchez victims Gomez, Nelson, and Laporte will tell!:thumbsup

    Just nice to hear that Mexico and Boxing have not forgotten one of their best ever!:thumbsup
     
  13. jyuza

    jyuza Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Your best post so far, mate.
     
  14. ko factor

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    I would consider Sanchez a better all around fighter than Chavez IMHO.
     
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