Salvador Sanchez's Genius Boxing Explained

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Fight Comic Mortal Weapons: https://www.amazon.com/Mortal-Weapons-David-Christian-ebook/dp/B07T4X4W1K/ Salvodor Sanchez is regarded as one of boxing’s greatest champions, and if not for his untimely death, many believe he would have become widely recognized as the greatest Featherweight champion of all time. Sanchez defended his title against quality opposition 9 times in 2 and a half years. He shared boxer of the year with Sugar Ray Leonard, and even received praise from the legendary Willie Pep, who said he was glad that Sanchez wasn’t around in his time.

Salvador's movements looked so pristine and graceful that it’s easy to miss the complexity and incredible unorthodoxy of his style. He is the last boxer you would ever call awkward, but by all accounts, the techniques he blended together should have made him so.

Sanchez was a fleet footed agility fighter who used lateral movements to cut angles, and a power punching pressure fighter who used low line head movement to push forward and load power from the ground.