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Chavez Jr. Says His Father Will No Longer Be in Camp
By Rene Imanzor

Former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (46-1-1, 32KOs) says his famous father, Julio Cesar Chavez Sr., will no longer be present during training camp. Chavez suffering the first loss of his career on September 15th, dropping a twelve round unanimous decision to Sergio Martinez in Las Vegas.

Chavez says his training camp was a complete disaster, due to his father's constant interference - by demanding to have things done in a certain way.

"He [Chavez Sr.] was not with me for six or seven years of my career. I trained alone, he never helped me with my fights. [He spent his time] doing drugs and drinking all the time" Chavez Jr. said.

"I respect him a lot and paid attention [to what he told me in camp]. I had to [listen to] a lot of people.... Freddie Roach, [my father], but in the end I was the one who had to look good. Unfortunately that hurt me [listening to too many people in camp]. He can not be in the camps with me because he wants things done in the same manner as he
did [when he was fighting], and each person is different."

Leading up to the fight, Chavez says there were personal issues that affected him and made him lose his focus. Following the loss, Chavez tested positive for marijuana. Now he must appear before the Nevada State Athletic Commission, who are likely going to issue a suspension and a fine. According to Chavez, the marijuana was used for medical purposes, to help him deal with insomnia.

"I intend to tell the truth. [It was used] for something medical with no intention of hurting anyone. In fact, the trace [of marijuana in my test] was minimal," Chavez said


Chavez Jr. Says His Father Will No Longer Be in Camp - Boxing News



smh. chavez throwin his father under the bus. but you could tell in the 24/7 he didn't give a fukk at all about anything his dad was saying.
what a piece of shyt spoiled brat Jr is. His father, at least, definitively cares and wanted to help his kid out for the fight.

Jr talkin bout he had to listen to too many people...he didn't listen to anybody tho, not Freddie, not his father, etc.
 

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that's fukked up, considering all he was talking about helping his father fight his addictions and whatnot

thats low as fukk
 

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what a piece of shyt spoiled brat Jr is. His father, at least, definitively cares and wanted to help his kid out for the fight.

Jr talkin bout he had to listen to too many people...he didn't listen to anybody tho, not Freddie, not his father, etc.

exactly Rev. the this g is his father was telling the right game plan to beat Sergio in the 24/7. Freddy didn't know shyt.
 

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Chavez Jr. Says His Father Will No Longer Be in Camp
By Rene Imanzor

Former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (46-1-1, 32KOs) says his famous father, Julio Cesar Chavez Sr., will no longer be present during training camp. Chavez suffering the first loss of his career on September 15th, dropping a twelve round unanimous decision to Sergio Martinez in Las Vegas.

Chavez says his training camp was a complete disaster, due to his father's constant interference - by demanding to have things done in a certain way.

"He [Chavez Sr.] was not with me for six or seven years of my career. I trained alone, he never helped me with my fights. [He spent his time] doing drugs and drinking all the time" Chavez Jr. said.

"I respect him a lot and paid attention [to what he told me in camp]. I had to [listen to] a lot of people.... Freddie Roach, [my father], but in the end I was the one who had to look good. Unfortunately that hurt me [listening to too many people in camp]. He can not be in the camps with me because he wants things done in the same manner as he
did [when he was fighting], and each person is different."

Leading up to the fight, Chavez says there were personal issues that affected him and made him lose his focus. Following the loss, Chavez tested positive for marijuana. Now he must appear before the Nevada State Athletic Commission, who are likely going to issue a suspension and a fine. According to Chavez, the marijuana was used for medical purposes, to help him deal with insomnia.

"I intend to tell the truth. [It was used] for something medical with no intention of hurting anyone. In fact, the trace [of marijuana in my test] was minimal," Chavez said


Chavez Jr. Says His Father Will No Longer Be in Camp - Boxing News



smh. chavez throwin his father under the bus. but you could tell in the 24/7 he didn't give a fukk at all about anything his dad was saying.
for some reason the father/son thing don't work in boxing
 
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i disagree with that, not all cases, like jack and shane or yoel and zab.

i always though calz and his father were a perfect combination for each other, trinidad and his pops went to have great success.

Jack and shane broke up eventually

It just dont work

Boxers get older and their dad still talkin down like he 8 years old
A uncle cousin etc theres enough a buffer

Father son is too much
 
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