MEXICO’S REVENGE: How Julio Cesar Chavez BROKE The "Mexican Assassin" FOREVER!

Discover the untold story of the most controversial rematch in boxing history: Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Roger Mayweather II on May 13, 1989. In this video, we break down the night the Great Western Forum in Inglewood spiraled completely out of control. Roger Mayweather, who had adopted the nickname "The Mexican Assassin" after defeating six consecutive Mexican fighters, sought to prove himself against the "Lion of Culiacan" in a bout fueled by pride and intense rivalry. We dive deep into the chaotic moments that changed the sport forever: the unbelievable instant when trainer Jesse Reid physically tackled Chavez in the middle of the ring after the seventh round, the storm of debris thrown by furious fans, and the referee's shocking decision to eject Mayweather's trainer from the corner. Plus, we reveal the massive scorecard mystery: How is it possible that the three official judges scored it as a total blowout for Chavez, while legendary HBO analyst Harold Lederman had the fight dead even right before Mayweather's dramatic surrender on his stool in the tenth round? Was this an officiating injustice that broke Roger Mayweather's spirit, or the legitimate crowning of Julio Cesar Chavez as the first Mexican three-division world champion? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications for more epic stories, historic fight breakdowns, and the biggest secrets in the boxing world! #boxing #heavyweightboxer #juliocesarchavez