By Wilson Florez
Jun 20, 2024, 08:50 AM EDT
Julio Cesar Chavez He revealed his gratitude for the improvement in his son’s conditions. Chávez Jr. had a problem with addictions and had faced other legal problems. But now everything seems to be on the right track and the Mexican Grand Champion Thank you that all the storm has passed.
“The truth is, I thought Julio was going to die at any moment.”It was a constant worry, every day, whether it would dawn or not,” Julio César Chávez told the media.
“Júnior” had an addiction to the consumption of diet pills. On multiple occasions he was admitted to rehabilitation centers, but without complete success.
The Mexican boxer hit rock bottom after was arrested in the United States for illegal possession of a weapon. Luckily for Chávez Jr, he was exonerated of his charges and He received a new opportunity to demonstrate his improvement in health.
“It is a blessing that the judge has exonerated him, It’s a blessing that he didn’t go to jail, it’s a blessing that he’s not dead because that’s where he was going., you understand me? The jug goes so far into the water that it bursts, but thank God it is very good,” added the former Mexican fighter.
In addition to spending several months clean, one of the successes in Julio César Chávez Jr.’s improvement is being able to recognize that I had a problem and that it should be treated professionally. The Mexican Grand Champion explained that, despite the problems, He will always be supporting the “Júnior”.
“I have always been there through thick and thin with my son and I will always be with him. But the main thing of all is that right now he is aware of everything that happened“, he concluded.
Julio César Chávez Jr. prepares to return to the ring. The Mexican fighter would get into the ring against the British boxer Darren Till. This fight is part of the main event feature between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul.
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