“Canelo” to his brother: “I want you to give Omar Chávez his mother”

Rivalry between families, Ramón “El Inocente “Álvarez will fight Omar Chávez at the Jalisco Stadium. Both boxers will face each other the night that Julio César Chávez will step into the ring for the last time

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Clearly, the duel between Julio César Chávez and Héctor “Macho” Camacho Jr. will take the reflectors of the Jalisco Stadium . No wonder, it will be the retirement of “The Great Mexican Champion” . However, there will also be another duel that promises. A combat that Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez started heating up: Omar Chávez vs. Ramón “El Inocente Álvarez .

It’s a no-brainer that the last fight of “Mr. Knockout” will have the greatest relevance of the night at the Jalisco Stadium . However, the third confrontation between Omar Chávez and Ramón Álvarez is gaining excitement. From the previous one, the fight will seek to define a winner once and for all, after having divided the other two contests.

Before the Big fight Next Weekend these Brothers will fight tonight in the family rivalry Ramon Alvarez vs Omar Chavez rematch pic.twitter.com/FybPs2FqDt

– JCalderonBoxingTalk (@Jcalderonboxing) April 29, 2017

In this sense, according to information from La Jornada , Ramón revealed a request made by Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez himself . “I want you to give Omar Chávez his mother” , would have asked the world champion of the 168 pounds to his brother.

However, Ramón will not have an easy time taking into account that the boxer was very close to retirement . This is how the brother of “Canelo” related, who had difficulties to overcome that defeat, a couple of years ago, against Erislandy Lara .

ERISLANDY LARA VS. RAMON ALVAREZ FINAL PRESS CONFERENCE QUOTES & PHOTOS #TeamShoePalace # TeamSNAC https://t.co/0gBKsYlB3O pic.twitter.com/6jrERyyOYb

– Mario Serrano (@FightAction) himself August 17, 2019

“ I stopped thinking about boxing . I spent all day lying down, doing nothing, thinking of retiring . But there was a moment of reflection with my brother Saúl, Rigoberto and, above all, with my partner ”, revealed Ramón Álvarez.

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