Comments Thread For: Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Eyes Ring Return on June 22 in Mexico

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Almost two years and a month after his most recent fight, former world champion Julio Csar Chvez Jr. hinted at his return to the ring on June 22 on Mexican soil, although his return to the ring is not yet confirmed. Visiting Metepec, State of Mexico, where he accompanied his father Julio Csar Chvez, Junior commented that he plans to do two or three bouts in 2019 and to get out looking good, and he would like to go fight in various areas.
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[sammybee]

Chavez Jr can win a belt at 168 if he works hard.

[Lefty0616]

Why doesn't he just quit.

[SkiPete]

How long ago was the 12th round vs Martinez. Because every aspect of this tubby pot heads career has been a joke since then. Seems like a long time.

[MEXfistology]

Bien Chavez..just stay away from David benavidez for your own good

[Longhaul]

Chavez jr don’t go away mad just go the **** away

[MusoMeanderings]

Who cares about this fat hasbeen. Just stay retired and stuff you're face with cheezeburgers.

[Letmaku]

Stay in Mightymeaty place!

[Kiowhatta]

I can understand him wanting to exorcise the demons of shame from his career - especially the Canelo fight - yes he was weight drained but we all know he has had issues committing to training and the fight with Canelo he ought to have at least tried.

If he's being brutally honest with himself and wants to go out as a respected fighter - he would have to perform above and beyond expectations. He would have to win every fight and even pick up a belt for people to allow him redemption.

The truth is he has the requisite skills - it has always been his childish attitude churned up with his meddling father who tries to manage his son over and above who he has around him.

I wonder what would be better: his father managing and training him - or a complete break from his father which he seemingly tried when he picked old school hardliner whose name escapes me.

[Johnny_Roa]

I can understand him wanting to exorcise the demons of shame from his career - especially the Canelo fight - yes he was weight drained but we all know he has had issues committing to training and the fight with Canelo he ought to have at least tried.

If he's being brutally honest with himself and wants to go out as a respected fighter - he would have to perform above and beyond expectations. He would have to win every fight and even pick up a belt for people to allow him redemption.

The truth is he has the requisite skills - it has always been his childish attitude churned up with his meddling father who tries to manage his son over and above who he has around him.

I wonder what would be better: his father managing and training him - or a complete break from his father which he seemingly tried when he picked old school hardliner whose name escapes me.

The pos was paid 10M for the Canelo fight.
He continues to trick the world into thinking he'll do anything different that just arrive on fight night.