Comments Thread For: Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Accuses Father of Abuse, Calls Him 'Trash'

[BodyBagz]

"Have at you, old man!"

I have Papi ending Jr in 10

[Outwest Exp 355]

abuse is serious. that's why Chavez Jr gives up in fights. he is reminded of when his father beat him into submission. it's a feeling that all abused kids
know

my parents abused my sister and I.

i left home when I was 16. crashing at a female friend's condo for 2 years.

my sister couldn't leave. she went insane by 20. sad tbh. parents ruined the life of their own child.



I have 2 kids now. I don't even discipline them because I remind myself of my dad whenever i spank. it hurts me. abuse doesn't have to perpetuate tbh

No wonder you’re such a douche. Hehehe

[SUBZER0ED]

I have Papi ending Jr in 10

Even at 61, SR is more than twice the fighter that JR is!

[richardt]

So is Omar the one with the best character in the family?

[archiemoore1]

They should keep all this family pain private, unless they intend to do a reality show and make a lot of money

[jackblack008]

His father was an abusive, adultering drug addict. Just because he had money doesn't mean he didn't have problems, and his current mental health/substance abuse issues are a direct result of his father being a scumbag.

Hopefully Jr. can get some help, get away from his father, and learn to become a good dad to his own children. Break the cycle of abuse and drugs.

Are yo for real. Jr is not in his teenager. Hes 38 years old for God sake. Typical of someone not taking a stand and easy route blaming others

[gooderz84]

"even though they saw all my stumbles"

There's more to it than that. They see it but you have to talk about it. If you don't tell them why what you did was wrong they'll repeat it generationally. I found this out the hard way but luckily in time to save my own kids from making the same mistakes I did.

Whilst i'm commenting on a Chavez Jr story... Remember the build up to his fight with Martinez on HBO all access where he was eating f-kin fruit loops and watching cartoons in camp? Where was daddy at then?

[SteveM]

It's a horrible situation, which is all too common in boxing. However, it is to be expected in a sport, which appeals most to the underprivileged. Furthermore, the effects of CTE definitely attribute to boxers developing unstable personalities, which likely compound's issues.

Yep, look at Miller - just in a fight with Dubois where his head was a punchbag - then not 2 weeks later doing ****** shyyte that defies logic - ie not thinking right

[P to the J]

abuse is serious. that's why Chavez Jr gives up in fights. he is reminded of when his father beat him into submission. it's a feeling that all abused kids
know

my parents abused my sister and I.

i left home when I was 16. crashing at a female friend's condo for 2 years.

my sister couldn't leave. she went insane by 20. sad tbh. parents ruined the life of their own child.



I have 2 kids now. I don't even discipline them because I remind myself of my dad whenever i spank. it hurts me. abuse doesn't have to perpetuate tbh

My brother in Christ, saw your comment and had to log in to say it was brave enough talking about this publicly, and also solidarity with you mate,100%

[P to the J]

Tbch this explains a lot, this guy’s damaged, and Sr. the one that needs to take responsibility for his own role in this.

To be even more honest, if everything Jr. saying is truer, Sr. needs lighting up, cos that MF ain’t even apologising by the looks of it.

no hate, rate him as an all-time great, but that’s sheer scumbag behaviour