Mexican boxing is facing a tragedy that has shocked the country and the sports community. Josué David Hernández, a talented 20-year-old boxer from Potosí, lost his life after being attacked with a machete during a family fight on the night of December 2 in San Luis Potosí.
His death has generated outrage and sadness, especially among those who watched him grow up in the sport.
This is how the attack occurred
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According to local reports, the events took place at the home of Josué David Hernández, located on Fleming Avenue in the Nuevo Progreso neighborhood, south of the capital city of San Luis Potosí.
Unofficial versions indicate that the fight began when the partner of one of his sisters allegedly hit the woman, causing Josué to intervene to defend her.
The conflict quickly escalated into a stabbing attack.
The alleged assailant, already identified, allegedly used a machete against Josué David Hernández, causing fatal wounds before escaping from the scene.
Although the State Civil Guard, the Investigative Police and the Forensic Services went to the scene to begin the investigation, the perpetrator is still at large.
Who was Joshua David?
Josué David Hernández was considered a promising young Mexican boxer.
He began his sports career at the age of 15 at the Simón Díaz Sports Unit.
He then continued his training at the Progreso Community Center, where he perfected his technique, endurance and discipline.
He participated in state tournaments such as FENAPO and Jhons Club, achieving multiple championships and standing out for his dedication.
In addition to participating in exhibition fights and sparring, he was focused on his professional debut scheduled for 2026, a dream he had pursued with discipline and perseverance.
His death has generated indignation and sadness
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Emotional farewell message
The news shocked his teammates and coaches.
One of them, known as “El Titán” Rodríguez, expressed a deeply moving message on social networks:
“I wake up to the news that you are no more. My friend, my brother, my running buddy.”
“So many dreams to fulfill… You took your 3-0, my champion. It’s time to shine in the sky.”
A farewell that reflects the impact that Josué David Hernández left on those who knew him, beyond the ring.
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