Nevada's actions have now become Arizona's problem. As previously reported by BoxingScene.com, the Nevada State Athletic Commission unanimously voted to extend a temporary suspension placed on former middleweight titlist Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. during its monthly commission agenda held Wednesday morning at state headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada. The suspension stems from his refusal to submit to an ordered Oct. 24 random drug test, evading contracted test collectors at the Wild Card Boxing Gym in Hollywood, California where he has been training. The ruling on Wednesday greatly impact Chavez Jr's next scheduled bout, as the second-generation boxer is due to face fellow former middleweight titlist Daniel Jacobs (35-3, 29KOS) on Dec. 20 at Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix, Arizona.
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