Canelo, Checo, Brandon and Julio fill Mexico with pride. .
SIt ends in 2021, a year that has continued to hit the world due to the pandemic of coronavirus which does not stop, however, left great moments to remember and also He left us with four great athletes who put the Mexican flag on top.
It doesn’t matter if it is boxing, motorsports, mixed martial arts or baseball. We are living an extraordinary year with protagonists who have already made history for their achievements.
Let’s start the summary with the arrival of Checo Pérez at Red Bull Racing after stormy Racing Point outing and the Jalisco driver took up the challenge of reaching a team fighting for the top of Formula 1.
Checo achieved several goals he had such as winning a race for the second time, being the first Mexican rider to stand on the podium at home and also being the key to the championship decision made by Max Verstappen about Lewis Hamilton.
But in June, we live one of the great times of the year, because Tijuana Brandon Moreno defeated Deiveson Figueiredo at UFC 263 and became the first Mexican-born fighter. by obtaining a championship in the company of Dana White.
It was definitely an emotional fight but the best came in the final interview, where The ‘The Assassin Baby’ gave a touching speech on how he managed to rise to the top of his class.
But when it comes to achieving great things, we can’t forget the Los Angeles Dodgers left-handed pitcher, Julio Urías, who has had an unforgettable 2020 and managed to surpass his personal numbers in 2021.
To be clear, the culichi He was the MLB’s most successful starting pitcher throughout the season, recording 20 wins in 32 starts, Plus, he became the Mexican with the most strikeouts in MLB playoff history.
To be undisputed champion of current boxing is no easy task given the number of bodies that govern world boxing and Saúl ‘Canelo’ Álvarez did it in the super middleweight division.
The research started at the end of 2020 and Álvarez added back-to-back wins over Callum Smith, Avni Yildirim, Billy Joe Saunders and Caleb Plant, all in less than 12 months.
