Overview
- The Mexican Rowing Federation issued a public condolence message honoring Cabrera’s legacy in the sport.
- Media report that authorities have not disclosed a cause of death, while Proceso cites an unconfirmed cerebral infarction.
- Cabrera became Mexico’s first world indoor rowing champion in 2012 at age 21.
- He finished eighth in men’s single sculls at the Rio 2016 Olympics and later earned Pan American silver in Lima 2019.
- He began rowing in 2009 after playing American football and studied at UNAM, collecting regional medals at the 2014 and 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games.