The Mexican team has proven to be at a good level in this 2026 World Cup, since it will not only face to England in the round of 16 of the tournament, but also has had a outstanding performance during the competition.
The classification of the Tricolor occurred after the team of Javier “El Vasco” Aguirre will defeat 2-0 against Ecuador on June 30, with goals from Raúl Jiménez and Julián Quiñones.
The Mexican team has shown from the beginning of the competition that it is at a good level, not only by winning its three games in the group stage with a perfect score of nine pointsbut also for not conceding any goals so far in the tournament.
Therefore, it is surprising that has gone viral the gesture that a content creator had with the team after it eliminated Ecuador.
Mexican media reported that a renowned content creator named SteveWillDoIt visited the Mexico team in the High Performance Center to give a Rolex watch to each of the members of the team.
The 27-year-old content creator is recognized not only for his extreme challenges, but also for giving away free items. luxury and extravagant to your friends, family and close people.
The moment was recorded in a video, in which the content creator carries a suitcase with the watches that he will deliver to the players in Mexico. Upon receiving them, those selected react with surprise and begin to observe them.
According to ESPN, the content creator himself had made, before the game, a bet with which he would win more than US$1 million if Mexico eliminated Ecuador and, if achieved, would give a Rolex watch to each player and members of the coaching staff.
A Rolex watch can cost approximately between US$6,500 and US$180,000.
However, this July 3Through a message on their social networks, the Mexican team announced that the players, by mutual agreement, They decided to return the watches.
“The SNM reports that by common agreement our players decided to return to the content creator SteveWillDoIt the watches that he had given them on his own initiative“said the Mexican team in a statement.