Carlos Miloc, genius and figure in Mexican football, especially with the Tigres UANL, had his 'rudo' moment in that 1991 Interamerican Cup between America and Olimpia de Paraguay during the second leg match at Estadio Azteca.
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On October 12 of that year, 'el Tanque' was involved in one of the most remembered brawls in Mexican soil; it even made headlines around the world.
Reason? The Uruguayan coach, at that time with America, confronted his pupil, the Brazilian Eduardo Antonio dos Santos 'Edú', after he received a foul.
Miloc entered the field at the 50th minute, threw his '10' jersey to the ground; the referee expelled the Uruguayan strategist and, without hesitation, he hit Olimpia's player Fermín Balbuena, which triggered the fight on the Coloso de Santa Úrsula's grass.
America won the crown; however, Club de Coapa fired Miloc and Concacaf suspended him for one year.