Omar Chavez (the other son)

[ferocity]

Here he is in his 5th fight. I never heard of Veracruz, probably has a ****ty record, some *******s would call him a cab driver but what hell of a fight he gave Omar.

[CottoBreaksMen]

Not a cab driver, a busboy.

[MindBat]

Not bad...

His composure while under pressure is a good indicator of the good training he's had under the watchful eye of his dad.

Way to represent.

Looking forward to watching him in bigger fights.

[Del Coqui]

Seems to have better skills than Jr.

[MindBat]

Seems to have better skills than Jr.

Yep. He looks more seasoned than his brother.

[the330ballers]

on boxrec he never fought a veracruz and his 5th and last fight was against an 0-8 fighter in veracruz

[MindBat]

If he displays the arsenal of skills his dad had in the ring, he'll be a top contender soon. I can already see some similarities.

[Parody]

on boxrec he never fought a veracruz and his 5th and last fight was against an 0-8 fighter in veracruz

and he won a split decision over a 0-8-2 fighter, just wondering if it was a close fight or boxrec ****ed up?

It does look like this kid can box though

[THe TRiNiTY]

I like the jab. Seems like he is someone to look out for. Nice video.

[Sin City]

and he won a split decision over a 0-8-2 fighter, just wondering if it was a close fight or boxrec ****ed up?

It does look like this kid can box though

Mexicans usually skip their amateur careers and go straight to the pro's. fight about 15-20 bums and they call it an amateur career then they move on to trying to make real fights. his skills are probably still at a very early age and need time to develop. even the best pros have some trouble when amateur.