thread of the century: Julio Cesar Chavez vs Pacman at 130

[IwatchBoxing]

Why, Sanchez died too soon, right before his rematch with Gomez..

How much did the sudden death of Salvador Sanchez (Mexican featherweight champion) affect you? (PR-MEX never have rematchs)
It affected me a great deal, both emotionally and psychologically. Salvador was only 23 years old when he passed away. My God that's young, he was just starting to live his life. I felt really bad for his family. Although we were ring rivals we had a lot of respect for each other. The other thing that bothered me was that I would never be able to avenge my loss. I really blew it the first time around. I did not have the preparation nor the conditioning for that fight. I was doing everything that you are not supposed do a few weeks before the fight, to no one's fault but my own.

[xcaret]

Why, Sanchez died too soon, right before his rematch with Gomez..

Sanchez would've KO'd him earlier in a rematch

[IwatchBoxing]

Sanchez would've KO'd him earlier in a rematch

How much did the sudden death of Salvador Sanchez (Mexican featherweight champion) affect you? (PR-MEX never have rematchs)
It affected me a great deal, both emotionally and psychologically. Salvador was only 23 years old when he passed away. My God that's young, he was just starting to live his life. I felt really bad for his family. Although we were ring rivals we had a lot of respect for each other. The other thing that bothered me was that I would never be able to avenge my loss. I really blew it the first time around. I did not have the preparation nor the conditioning for that fight. I was doing everything that you are not supposed do a few weeks before the fight, to no one's fault but my own.

Thats what I'm suppose to belive, but Mexicans cut and run all the time because they dont wanna risk that.

[xcaret]

Thats what I'm suppose to leave, but Mexicans cut and run all the time because they dont wanna risk that.

The guy died in a car crash and beat your boy, have some respect.

[IwatchBoxing]

The guy died in a car crash and beat your boy, have some respect.

And DLH, Chavez?

[psychopath]

The guy died in a car crash and beat your boy, have some respect.

Yeah he died in a car accident. Damn, it should have been you instead of Sanchez.

[Katz]

Yeah he died in a car accident. Damn, it should have been you instead of Sanchez.

for love of this forum....

[psychopath]

for love of this forum....

Well Sanchez is an asset to boxing and xcarriot is a disgrace not only to boxing but also for his race what ever his race maybe, so it's not hard two chose between the two.

[ferocity]

How much did the sudden death of Salvador Sanchez (Mexican featherweight champion) affect you? (PR-MEX never have rematchs)
It affected me a great deal, both emotionally and psychologically. Salvador was only 23 years old when he passed away. My God that's young, he was just starting to live his life. I felt really bad for his family. Although we were ring rivals we had a lot of respect for each other. The other thing that bothered me was that I would never be able to avenge my loss. I really blew it the first time around. I did not have the preparation nor the conditioning for that fight. I was doing everything that you are not supposed do a few weeks before the fight, to no one's fault but my own.

Thats what I'm suppose to belive, but Mexicans cut and run all the time because they dont wanna risk that.

Sanchez ko'd Nelson, and easliy beat Laporte.

Gomez lost to Nelson and had a do or die fight with Laporte.

Both Gomez and Nelson went to Sanchez funeral to pay their respect.

[BigmoneyMikes]

i think roberto duran would of beaten both these guys

Duran could beat them both at the same time.