¡Top 10 ATLETAS Latinos que Se Pasaron de la RAYA!

Name: ¡Top 10 ATLETAS Latinos que Se Pasaron de la RAYA!
Uploaded: 2025-01-27T18:15:09+00:00
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Description: Bienvenidos a WatchMojo Español y para esta lista estaremos viendo esos deportistas que se pasaron de la raya para tratar de obtener la victoria.

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00:00Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

00:04My boys, my boys, my boys!

00:08Fuck yeah!

00:10God and the holders of the bible, I carry steps to Khorinjan!

00:14Hello and welcome to Spanish Watchmojo, I'm Jackie and today we are going to be watching those athletes

00:20who competing, went too far with their actions.

00:26Number 10, Diego Maradona

00:28The hand of God was the name that was given to the controversial goal of Diego Maradona

00:42in the quarter-final match of the 1986 World Cup between Argentina and England.

00:51This goal scored with Maradona's left hand was considered by many as a trap, but the

00:56player described it as a little with Maradona's head and a little with God's hand.

01:03It was a moment that marked his career and generated debates.

01:13The goal occurred when Maradona surpassed the English goalkeeper Peter Shilton in a

01:18jump, helping himself with his hand to introduce the ball into the goal.

01:23Although the referees did not notice the infraction, the repetitions made it clear that it was not

01:29a clean header.

01:42The incident of Joel Wicky is one of the most remembered plays in Mexican football

01:48for its ingenious way of avoiding a penalty.

01:51In the semifinal of the opening tournament 2009 between Cruz Azul and Morelia, Wicky used

01:57his hand to stop a ball that was heading to his goal.

02:01Realizing what he had done, he threw himself to the ground pretending to be injured, which

02:06was popularly called the death.

02:08The action was controversial and Wicky later admitted that he had acted by instinct and

02:13that he never planned such a play.

02:35In these images, recorded by another witness, Miguel Herrera is observed jumping the line

02:41of security at the Philadelphia airport to face Christian Martinolli.

02:46Miguel Piojo Herrera, recognized for his explosive character, starred in several controversies

02:51throughout his career, but one of the most outstanding episodes was his altercation with

02:57commentator Christian Martinolli in 2015.

03:01During a meeting at the Philadelphia airport after the Golden Cup, Herrera, according to

03:06what the witnesses narrate, hit Martinolli after public criticism that the commentator

03:11had made about his performance as coach of the Mexican team.

03:16The situation intensified when the daughter of Herrera also confronts the narrator.

03:29This incident cost him his position as national team player, since the Mexican Football Federation

03:35decided to remove him to avoid further negative repercussions.

03:45Number 7.

03:46Carlos Enrique Raposo

03:57Carlos Enrique Raposo, known as El Kaiser, went down in history as the footballer who

04:03never played.

04:04For more than 20 years he deceived clubs in Brazil, Mexico, the United States and France,

04:09pretending to be a professional player without almost ever stepping on the field.

04:14His cunning, charisma and a network of contacts helped him keep the farce, pretended injuries

04:20in training and used fake medical certificates to avoid playing, even a toy phone

04:27to simulate calls from European clubs interested in signing him.

04:32He never scored a goal or played 90 minutes, but in addition to being hired, he managed

04:38to extend his contracts or even increase his salary.

04:59Number 6.

05:00Luis Suarez.

05:02Nicknamed the gunman, Suarez starred in several controversies throughout his career, being

05:07particularly famous for his bites on the field of play.

05:12His history includes three prominent incidents.

05:15In 2010, playing for Ajax, he bit the player Othman Bakal of PSV Eindhoven, which cost

05:22him a suspension of seven games.

05:25In 2013, already in Liverpool, he bit the defender Branslav Ivanovic of Chelsea and

05:31was suspended for 10 games.

05:34Finally, in 2014, during the World Cup in Brazil, Suarez bit the Italian Giorgio Chiellini

05:40in a key match between Uruguay and Italy.

05:52This incident had a great media impact and cost him a suspension of 9 international games

05:58and 4 months out of club competitions.

06:02Number 5.

06:03Roberto Rojas.

06:04In the 65th minute, the game is stopped by the launch of a bengala that seems to have

06:09hit Rojas' head.

06:12The goalkeeper bleeds profusely and the tension invades the Chilean players who decide to

06:17leave the field in the face of the lack of security.

06:20Roberto Rojas, nicknamed El Cóndor, was a Chilean goalkeeper famous for his protagonism

06:25in the controversial episode known as El Bengalazo, which occurred on September 3, 1989, in a

06:33eliminatory match for the 1990 World Cup between Chile and Brazil, played in the Maracaná.

06:41During the second half, a bengala thrown from the stands fell near Rojas.

06:46The goalkeeper pretended to have been hit by the car and inflicted a cut on his face with a knife

06:52that he had hidden, seeking to suspend the game and blame the Brazilian public.

06:58The Chilean team left the field in protest, but after an investigation

07:04by FIFA, the farce was discovered.

07:06The next day, photos and images appear that show that the bengala did not hit Rojas.

07:11In addition, the first medical reports of the goalkeeper are known.

07:15El Cóndor had a wound on his forehead, but this did not show signs of burns or traces

07:19of gunpowder.

07:20As a result, Rojas was suspended for life of professional football and the team

07:26could not play again in the next edition of the World Cup.

07:30The conclusions of the investigation indicated that El Cóndor had self-injured voluntarily,

07:35in an orchestrated plan by the members of the Chilean team to suspend the match.

07:41Number 4.

07:42Rosy Ruiz.

07:43That day, an unknown heroine would emerge.

07:45Rosy Ruiz, from Havana, Cuba, 27 years old, emerged from the anonymity to rise with the

07:51golden press of the Boston Marathon.

07:53Rosy Ruiz was a Cuban-American runner who starred in one of the most famous frauds

07:59in the history of sport by winning the Boston Marathon in 1980.

08:04Ruiz crossed the finish line in first place with a surprising time, but quickly

08:10suspicions arose due to his apparent lack of exhaustion and the absence of witnesses

08:15who would have seen him for most of the race, as he reflected very little sweat on his

08:20clothing, plus he did not look as tired as competitors normally cross the finish line

08:25in a race of such nature.

08:26Not only that caught the attention, but also the impressive record time in which he had

08:31done it, as it marked the best time in the entire history of the marathon.

08:34An investigation revealed that Ruiz had actually joined the route just over a kilometer

08:40before the finish line.

08:42It was also discovered that he had used a similar tactic in the New York Marathon to

08:47classify Boston, traveling by subway for part of the journey.

08:51Photographer Susan Morrow revealed that she had found her in the New York subway while

08:55the race was in full swing, and then re-inserted in the circuit and reached the finish line,

09:00the same movement that seems to have been carried out in the Boston Marathon.

09:03His victory was annulled and the triumph in Boston was awarded to the true winner, Jacqueline

09:09Garreau.

09:11Number 3.

09:12Carlos Bilardo.

09:13In the left side of the screen, Pedro Monzón appears and takes another green container,

09:20but immediately the masseur gives him an indication the same as the doctor, Monzón

09:24immediately spits out what he had taken.

09:26The case of the white bottle was considered only a legend many times, this happened

09:32during the 1990 World Cup in Italy in the quarter-final game between Argentina and Brazil.

09:39According to various versions, the Argentine team would have offered Branco, a Brazilian player,

09:44an adulterated water bottle with somníferos, a trap orchestrated by the Argentine technical director

09:50Carlos Bilardo.

09:51This was carried out by the Argentine masseur Galíndez, who approached the player after

09:57an interruption in the game and gave him the drink.

10:00Although apparently affected by the substance, he decreased his performance in the rest of the game.

10:14Although Bilardo denied having participated in this incident, Diego Maradona himself and

10:19later José Basualdo admitted it publicly.

10:23Someone poked a ragipnol in the bottle and everything rotted, Maradona confessed 15 years later.

10:34Some people, when they saw the photo in the newspaper, began to recognize

10:38basketball players who had no disability.

10:42In the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games, Spain starred in one of the greatest frauds

10:47in the history of sport.

10:49The basketball team of people with intellectual disability won the gold medal,

10:54but later it was discovered that 10 of the 12 players had no disability.

11:00This fraud involved falsification of documents and was orchestrated to obtain economic benefits and prestige.

11:08The final bill of that scandal included the withdrawal of medals, the return of all

11:13subsidies and a fine of € 5,400 for Fernando Martín Vicente.

11:19The plot was denounced by an infiltrated journalist, uncovering the truth and bringing

11:25sanctions such as the exclusion of this category of Paralympians for several years and fines

11:31for those responsible.

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11:44Very well, let's go to the end.

11:48Number 1. Luis Resto.

11:58Luis Resto starred in one of the most disloyal scandals in the history of boxing

12:03during his fight against Billy Collins Jr. on June 16, 1983.

12:10In that fight, Resto and his coach manipulated the gloves by replacing them with a more rigid material,

12:17in addition to the fact that Resto's bandages contained hardened plaster.

12:33Although Resto won the fight by unanimous decision, the severe injuries to the face

12:42and eyes of Collins revealed the deception.

12:57Collins suffered irreversible damage to his vision, which prevented him from continuing

13:01his career and plunged him into a deep depression that culminated with his death in a car accident

13:07in 1984, considered by many as an indirect suicide due to the psychological impact of the case.

13:16Resto was sentenced to three years in prison along with his coach and was expelled for life

13:22from professional boxing.

13:24And do you agree with our choices?

13:27What other cheating athlete was missing on this list?

13:31Tell us in the comments and don't forget to watch these other original videos of Watch Mojo Español.

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