Sports television in Mexico is in mourning. Eduardo Lamazonrecognized boxing commentator and emblematic figure of TV Aztecadied at the age of 70, as confirmed by his relatives through social networks.
The analyst, famous for his unofficial cards in staunch time and his unique style in front of the microphone, won the affection of the public for decades, becoming a mandatory reference in broadcasts of boxing in Mexicowhere he shared microphones with the boxing legend Julio Cesar Chavezwho said goodbye to him with an emotional message.
A great friend steps forward on the road 🕊️
Today boxing says goodbye to Eduardo Lamazón, one of the most emblematic and respected voices in boxing. An undisputed champion leaves the ring
See you always, Don Lama 🥊 #BoxAzteca pic.twitter.com/pkJXobPg0S
— Box Azteca (@BoxAzteca7) Would possibly possibly possibly additionally unbiased 5, 2026
A legacy in boxing analysis
Originally from Argentina, Eduardo Lamazon He found his second home in Mexico, where he developed a large part of his career as a commentator and also as former executive secretary of the World Boxing Council (WBC).
His popularity grew thanks to his constant participation in the functions of “Box Azteca”, where every Saturday he offered his now traditional cards, earning the nickname “Don Lama Lama Lamita”.
Eduardo Lamazón’s farewell message
Before his death, Lamazón himself left a message addressed to the public, in which he expressed his gratitude for the country that welcomed him:
“Today I do not address you with a goodbye, but with a deep and sincere see you later. Mexico It was not only the place where I developed my passion for boxing; was the country that opened its doors to me when I needed it mostwhich gave me opportunities and gave me a home for over 50 years and, above all, a sense of belonging that marked my life forever,” he mentions in his letter.
The commentator also highlighted the affection received by the Mexican fans: “To my family and friends, thank you for accompanying me on this path; to the public, thank you for listening to me every Saturday.”
Likewise, he dedicated words to TV Aztecaa company where he consolidated his career: “I take the best from each of you: your love, your support and the teachings that only you can offer,” his message continues.
“This is not an end, but a pause along the way. Because When the ties are true, goodbyes do not exist, only reunions“, he concluded. “Ten points for all of you,” he concludes in the letter, referring to his famous cards.
Reactions in the boxing world
After the news was confirmed, various sports and television figures expressed their regret for the death of Eduardo Lamazon.
From TV Azteca They highlighted his impact on the broadcasts: “The iconic character of the Crew Box Azteca broadcasts lost his life, however, he will be remembered for his entire legacy inside and outside the ring.”
For its part, Mauricio Sulaimanpresident of WBCrecalled his closeness to the organization:
“Rest in peace Eduardo Lamazon. He came from Argentina to be with my father for 24 years as executive secretary of the WBC “and he was always part of our family.”
Rest in peace Eduardo Lamazon. He arrived from Argentina to be with my father for 24 years as executive secretary of the WBC and he was always part of our family. God rest him in his Holy Glory pic.twitter.com/gunZl2ecgP
— Mauricio Sulaiman (@wbcmoro) Would possibly possibly possibly additionally unbiased 4, 2026
The emotional farewell to Julio César Chávez
The legendary Mexican champion Julio Cesar Chavez He also shared an emotional farewell message for his partner for several years on the television boxing broadcasts:
“Today boxing remains silent. It has gone out one of the wisest, most elegant and honest voices that have existed, but for me, Much more than a colleague is gone: a soul brother is gone“JC Chávez expressed in an Instagram publication where he appears with Lamazón in a photo.
“Seeing this photo today breaks my heart. I met Eduardo an eternity ago, when he was the faithful secretary of my beloved Don José Sulaimán in the WBC. Since then, I learned that he was a man of unwavering loyalty. Years later, life sat us together in front of a microphone on TV Azteca and what started as work became the purest friendship that boxing gave me,” he continued.
“My dear friend, I am going to miss you very much. It was an honor to share with you in this life. I love you”, concluded the Mexican Grand Champion.
Goodbye to an emblematic voice of boxing in Mexico
With the death of Eduardo Lamazonhe mexican boxing loses one of its most characteristic voices, an analyst who marked an era in sports television and who accompanied generations of fans every weekend.
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