Oswaldo Sánchez was the target of criticism during the last hoursafter users reported that he made an unpleasant comment during the live broadcast of the duel between Chivas and Pumascorresponding to day 11 of the Apertura 2022 tournament of the MX League.
The exporter and current TUDN commentatorwould have criticized the half court of the feline group, but he did it in a disrespectful way, as they report that he made reference to 43 disappeared students from Ayotzinapa.
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“The Pumas midfield is more lost than the 43″
— Oswaldo Sanchez
This comment did not take long to generate controversy in social networkswhere they told everything to Oswaldo Sanchezbecause in the opinion of many, he showed little empathy for the event that occurred in September 2014.
Oswaldo Sánchez is the worst basca of a commentator that exists, today it was demonstrated
— Jr (@Marcojr12427670) August 28, 2022
I don’t know what is more asshole if Pumas’ defense or Oswaldo Sánchez’s comments
— Brown Sugar (@marcofrommars) August 28, 2022
IT IS VERY CRITICAL
It is important to note that this is not the first time that Oswaldo Sanchez is criticized; even constantly in social networks they lash out at him.
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So far, the Mexican exporter has not commented on the matter.
OSWALDO DENY THE ACCUSATIONS
For its part, Sánchez Ibarra He denied everything through a tweet where he mentioned:
“It is completely false what some media have handled about an alleged comment I made in yesterday’s broadcast alluding to a tragedy in our country. I would never say something like that and I invite you not to fall for fake news. Hugs and good Sunday.”
It is completely false what some media have handled about an alleged comment I made in yesterday’s broadcast alluding to a tragedy in our country.
I would never say something like that and I invite you not to fall for fake news. Hug and good Sunday.
— Oswaldo Sánchez (@SanOswaldo_TD) August 29, 2022