US EditionJulio César Chávez wanted to avenge his brother's death: He wanted to look for them
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Julio César Chávez has suffered several problems throughout his life. From his problem with his son El Junior, to the death of his brother Rafael, which was about to give him a relapse into drugs. On June 25, 2017, Chávez received a call that changed his life: his brother Rafael Borrego Chávez had been murdered. All the sea of emotions made the former boxer want to take revenge by his own hand, but in the end it didn't happen. In an interview on…
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