Open Letter To Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

I just received an open letter from Jr. Welterweight/Lightweight prospect Jovann Jones to Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Rob RabbitPunchBoxing.com Julio... I read on the internet yesterday that you will be fighting on the Morales-Pacquiao undercard on March 19th. I'm sure that you will look spectacular next month as you destroy another part-time garbage man who has a losing record like you recently did last Friday. I know you're still just a little kid and you want to pad your record a little but come on. I've reviewed your list of stiffs that you fought and I'm astonished that the Nevada State Athletic Commision ok'ed them. You have had 16 bouts against fighters with a combined 32-59 record! If I had 16 fights already I would be a world champion by now! I don't want to sound disrespectful because I do admire your father and family very much. What he accomplished in his career is nothing short of amazing. I know they are grooming you for super-stardom so I completely understand if you decline my challenge but I want to fight you on March 19th. I would relish the opportunity to get you in the ring and I promise that it will be your toughest fight to date. I also have a legend in my corner - Don Turner. Yes the same Don Turner who trained such legends as Larry Holmes, Michael Grant, and who brought Evander Holyfield back from the dead to beat the “baddest man on the planet” twice. Don tells me that I need to fight someone worth fighting and the only one I can think of that may be worth fighting is you. I just went 8 rounds in my last fight and with Don Turner in my corner, you know I will come to fight. As for me I'm tired of fighting these low caliber fighters and it's getting hard to fight anyone once they see my past performances. I'm ready to step up the competition and fight somebody and I'm sure you are too. At a certain point in every boxer's career you got to take a chance. We are both warriors and gladiators and we both train hard to be the best in our sport. If you are not ready for me on March 19th, let's do it in April. If you get scared in April, we can do it in May. Whenever you are ready to stop fighting the walking dead and actually fight someone on your level let me know. I believe I'm taking a big chance in fighting you but I will show up ready. As I write this letter, I am 134.8 pounds so the weight wouldn't be a problem but of course you might not be ready to fight a real fighter like me yet so I would understand. My manager Richie Seibert and Bob Arum have known each other since before the '88 Olympics. He has great admiration for any decision that Bob Arum decides on but tells me not to get my hopes up since Arum has nothing to gain, only to lose. He finds it hard to believe that Arum would take this chance in fighting a real fighter instead of keep fighting stiffs after stiffs to ensure your perfect record remains intact. In closing Julio, since neither of us have fought anyone to speak of, I believe it would be a good opportunity for both of us to see what we have. I might be too much for you but don't worry I will hire you as a sparring partner after I beat you down. I could use some good work in the gym. Jovann Jones