US EditionMexican Boxer Chavez Jr. Returns to Training After US Deportation
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Ronald Johnson, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, celebrated the signing of Mexican driver Sergio ‘Checo’ Pérez with Cadillac, the new Formula 1 team that will debut on the tracks in the upcoming F1 2026 calendar.Previously, Ambassador Johnson celebrated Chávez Jr.’s handover to the Mexican authorities. “This action reflects the solid cooperation between our governments, demonstrating that collaboration offers results and strengthens the security of bo…
Colorado Springs Gazette
Mexican boxer Chavez Jr. returns to training after US deportation
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -Mexican boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. has returned to training following his release from prison as he awaits trial in Mexico for alleged cartel ties following his deportation from the United States.
In a video shared by the Colosseo Boxing Club in Hermosillo you can see Chávez Jr. training, because - according to his team- he wants to stay fit
Julio César's lawyer 'N' describes the case as "a hesitant one" The Mexican pugilist received provisional release after being deported to Mexico rtrujillo25 Mié, 27/08/2025 - 00:01 The legal process facing Julio César 'N', son of the legend of Mexican boxing Julio César Chavez, continues to generate controversy after his deportation from the United States. Now the lawyer of the pugilist has broken his silence by calling the evidence presented by…
MILENIO The boxer Julio César Chávez Jr met his father, Julio César Chávez, after obtaining his parole after he was linked to the trial for the alleged crime of organized crime. Chávez Jr. left the Federal Center for Social Rehabilitation (Cefereso) No. 11 in Hermosillo, Sonora, since he was granted to conduct his trial in freedom, but he will not be able to leave Mexico. The boxer was deported from the United States for having an arrest warrant…
Telemundo Las Vegas
Boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. continues his life, his lawyer says, while awaiting trial for alleged ties with Cartel de Sinaloa.
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