Canelo Alvarez: Julio Cesar Chavez said he didn’t want to be told about Tapatio
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After talking about his children, Julio Cesar Chavez made a candid statement about Canelo Alvarez in his final hours.
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Saul Canelo Alvarez And Caleb Factory They have been the cover of major sporting portals around the world after having their first scandalous head-to-head encounter on November 6. On the other hand, after what happened, he was one of those who were consulted Julio Cesar Chavez who had a rude response to the topic by saying that he didn’t want to be told anything about Tapatio.
the story between born in Guadalajara The Mexican idol has experienced many twists and turns, especially since he overtaken the current world champion Carpentry in May 2017. After more than four years of fighting, it was from Obregon Make the torch pass, farewell to Hector Camacho Jr.with a fighter Eddie Rinoso.
On the other hand, after that moment in JaliscoThere have been many versions running on different portals saying that this corridor marks the separation between them Julio Cesar Chavez and his sons. More than two months after that moment, the Boxing Caesar He seems tired of talking about him Tapatio In the media and social networks.
“They’re a fever, it’s happened to me too, it’s happened to all of us in previous fights, you know. It’s normal, that’s how boxing conventions are, don’t tell me anything about Canelo,” Mexican idol expressed in international Airport Mexico City When he was received by journalists who asked him about the cross between Canelo Alvarez and the Caleb Factory.
Julio Cesar Chavez spoke about the rehabilitation of his children
After I confirmed it Chavez Jr. And age They’re in rehab, and the boxing tsar talked about them at the airport. “My children are in a spiritual retreat, Julio is reconsidering the mistake he did in his career, to see if he will come back or not, to see if they will resume their careers, because they have made many mistakes in their lives, that is why I said, but everyone understands that I recruited them “commented Julio Cesar Chavez.
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