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Mauricio Sulaiman
WBC president and son of Jose Sulaiman

Once again the famous phrase comes to mind. It’s about who will forgive and who will lose.

Don’t rely on laurel! What happened in NFL football last weekend and in various games this season was extraordinary.

The Los Angeles Chargers overwhelmed the Jacksonville Jaguars, 27-0, and the Jaguars turned the game around to win 31-30.

The Buffalo Bills defeated the Miami Dolphins, 17-0, in the first half, but were suddenly tied at 17. And there were more cases, such as Minnesota making a spectacular comeback as the Vikings won a game he was losing 33-0 against the Indianapolis Colts.

This happened in all sports. How do you keep the motivation of athletes who are clearly dominating their opponents? How do you continue what made them dominate and win?

The same thing happened with boxing. Mike Tyson was very strong against Evander Holyfield in his first fight. He was the 25-1 favorite, rocking and hurting him in the first round, but didn’t follow through and was knocked out in the 10th round.

Julio Cesar Chavez defended his title against Dominican Republic rival Danilo Cabrera at the Tijuana Hippodrome.

Julio knocked him down in the first round and everything indicated he would finish him off quickly. No finish was applied. And in the second round, he broke his hand. He won the battle by decision and felt great pain, but for the warrior’s heart that kept him going, like the majority threw in the towel.

On the one hand, we celebrate the addition of three great champions to the Carlos Slim Foundation program for Life Pension and Social Security for Boxing Glory.

In addition to the unique Ring Thermex Tercel program in the world that has given boxers financial scholarships to achieve greatness and produced 19 world champions, including Saul Canelo Alvarez, Carlos Slim agreed with my father to give 27 life annuities. to the monarch of Mexico.

Ring Warrior against Mario Azabache Martinez, Julio Cesar Chavez, Jeff Fennec, Azuma Nelson and more.

Boxer Jorge Vaca from Guadalajara also won the WBC welterweight title against British Lloyd Hannigan.

Champion Alejandro Cobrita Gonzalez, known for his Fight of the Year with Kevin Kelly at the January 7, 1995 WBC Featherweight Championship.

Eternal thanks to Don Carlos Slim for making his father’s dream possible with Mexican boxing in his heart.

January 16th is the 9th anniversary of my father’s death. As time goes by! This period is unimaginable and indescribable.

Don Jose left us a legacy that is becoming clearer every day. He’s still here in front of thousands of people. Through the people who express his wonderful concepts, the strangers who express them to us, and the acquaintances who tell anecdotes and memories, not a week goes by without him.

I miss my father very much. Sometimes it doesn’t feel like he left in 2014.

A Mass was celebrated in the Old Cathedral of Guadalupe, broadcast on Facebook, and aware of the potential contagion issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

We would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank all those who have sent us valuable messages in memory of Don Jose Sulaiman.

Do you know…?

Former WBC Youth Champion Yessica Nelly Plata won the Light Flyweight World Championship in Quebec, Canada, defeating former champion Kim Clavell by unanimous decision to take Mexican boxing’s first major victory of the year. .

anecdote of the day

After the creation of the Ring Telmex Telcel programme, a historic event was held at the Fundación Telmex facility. Nearly 80 world champions from Mexico, Don King and Evander Holyfield, were in attendance to formalize this great professional boxing programme.

Don Carlos, who was sitting next to my father, said to him: his father replied: Look at him in the front row. ” An astonished Don Carlos Slim told him: How scruffy he looks!

Finally, my father said to him: Most of our idols live in difficult situations and big problems. ”

Life annuity was born on that day…

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