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Recently, Mexico came across several articles from WBC World World Champer, Salvador Sanchez, 44-1-1, 32 Nokaut. This is an effective note.
(Credit: WBC)
Sanchez was only in San Antonio, Texas, Texas, 36-1-1, in San Antonio, Texas, 36-1-1, in September 1980 in September 1980. I thought it was enough to make a ford decision.
Sanchez, on August 12, 1982 in the auto-a truck with a truck with a truck, would continue to win seven battles before clashing.
Sanchez, in February 1980, 42-3, in Fenix, Danny’s ‘Little Red’ Lopez in February 1980, stopped the title by suspending Danny. Then in 1981, in August 1981, 32-0-1, Las Vegas, 32-0-1, 32-0-1, stopped one of the largest boxers of Puerto Ricoses in the 32-3-13. Future champion Azumah Nelson, 13-0, would win the next three battles standing in the garden of Madison Square.
Great World Super Liberation, Light and Light Welterweight Champion Julio ‘JC’ Chavez, 29 with Nokauts with 85 Nokauts Compared to Title Protection 107-6-2
Chavez, Roger Mayweather, Rocky Lockure, Edwin Rosario, Jose Luis Ramirez, Sammy Fuentes, Meldrick Taylor, Hector Camacho, Greg Haugen, Tony Lopez, Giovanni Parisi and Joey Gamache. Randall, Oscar de la Hoya and Costya lost with Tszu.
Both warriors were entered in the International Fame Hall.
Who do you think is the largest Mexican champion between the two?
Last updated 04/16/2025
