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Julio Cesar Chavez

2006-02-21T06:11:42Z

Chavezfan: Fansite link added

[[file:Chavez.Julio.Cesar.jpg|left|250px|Autographed photo]] <boxer>008119</boxer>

Named [[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]] for 1990.

Fansite: [http://chavez360.com/ Chavez360.com]

[[Category:World Light Welterweight Champions|Chavez, Julio Cesar]]
[[Category:World Lightweight Champions|Chavez, Julio Cesar]]
[[Category:World Super Featherweight Champions|Chavez, Julio Cesar]]
[[Category:Mexican World Champions|Chavez, Julio Cesar]]

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

2005-06-26T06:00:07Z

Chavezfan: update of last fight

[[file:ChavezJr.jpg|frame|Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]]

'''Name''': Julio César Chávez Jr. 
'''Career Record''': [http://www.boxrec.com/print.php?boxer_id=214371 20-0] 
'''Birth Name''': Julio César Chávez Carrasco 
'''Nationality''': Mexican 
'''Birthplace''': Culiacán, Sinaloa 
'''Hometown''': Culiacán, Sinaloa 
'''Born''': 1986-02-16 
'''Stance''': Orthodox 
'''Height''': 5'11½ 
'''Reach''': 70" 
'''Trainer''': [[Rómulo Quirarte]] 
'''Manager''': [[Rodolfo Chávez]] 

[http://www.juliocesarjr.com/ Official Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Website]

==Biography==

Julio César Chávez Carrasco was born on February 16th, 1986, to legendary boxing champion [[Boxer:Julio Cesar Chavez:008119|Julio César Chávez]] and then-wife Amalia Carrasco. At the time, his father had already won fifty professional fights and had three successful defenses of his WBC super featherweight title.

Chávez Jr. made his pro boxing debut in September of 2003 against Jonathan Hernandez. He won by a decision, but it was a disappointment not to get the knockout victory. Two months later he made up for it by knocking out Eugene Johnson in the just a minute and a half on the undercard of his father's rematch with Willy Wise. Also on the undercard, younger brother Omar Chávez made his amateur debut in an exhibition bout.

Julito's next three bouts he also won by decision, but since then he has won all but one by knockout. In May of 2004, he once again scored a first round knockout on the undercard of his father's "Farewell to Mexico" fight against [[Boxer:Frankie Randall:000490|Frankie Randall]]. Junior has also appeared three times on the undercards of [[Boxer:Erik Morales:005065|Erik Morales]] fights and has fought on Telefutura's Sólo Boxeo.

In his most recent bout, Chávez Jr. won a fourth-round TKO over Ruben Galvan, who had never been stopped before. He is now undefeated in twenty fights, with his last ten wins coming by way of knockout. Gradually increasing his level of opposition and continuing to fight about once a month, he hopes to be ready for a world title shot in two years.

Jorge Arce

2005-06-15T21:20:12Z

Chavezfan: pic added

[[file:Arce.Jorge.jpg|frame|Jorge Travieso Arce]]

<boxer>006642</boxer>

Non-Printable Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=006642]
[http://travieso.atspace.com/ Website]

[[Category:World Light Flyweight Champions|Arce, Jorge]]
[[Category:Mexican World Champions|Arce, Jorge]]

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

2005-06-07T05:00:50Z

Chavezfan: website / record update

[[file:ChavezJr.jpg|frame|Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]]

'''Name''': Julio César Chávez Jr. 
'''Career Record''': [http://www.boxrec.com/print.php?boxer_id=214371 19-0] 
'''Birth Name''': Julio César Chávez Carrasco 
'''Nationality''': Mexican 
'''Birthplace''': Culiacán, Sinaloa 
'''Hometown''': Culiacán, Sinaloa 
'''Born''': 1986-02-16 
'''Stance''': Orthodox 
'''Height''': 5'11½ 
'''Reach''': 70" 
'''Trainer''': [[Rómulo Quirarte]] 
'''Manager''': [[Rodolfo Chávez]] 

[http://www.juliocesarjr.com/ Official Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. Website]

==Biography==

Julio César Chávez Carrasco was born on February 16th, 1986, to legendary boxing champion [[Boxer:Julio Cesar Chavez:008119|Julio César Chávez]] and then-wife Amalia Carrasco. At the time, his father had already won fifty professional fights and had three successful defenses of his WBC super featherweight title.

Chávez Jr. made his pro boxing debut in September of 2003 against Jonathan Hernandez. He won by a decision, but it was a disappointment not to get the knockout victory. Two months later he made up for it by knocking out Eugene Johnson in the just a minute and a half on the undercard of his father's rematch with Willy Wise. Also on the undercard, younger brother Omar Chávez made his amateur debut in an exhibition bout.

Julito's next three bouts he also won by decision, but since then he has won all but one by knockout. In May of 2004, he once again scored a first round knockout on the undercard of his father's "Farewell to Mexico" fight against [[Boxer:Frankie Randall:000490|Frankie Randall]]. Junior has also appeared three times on the undercards of [[Boxer:Erik Morales:005065|Erik Morales]] fights and has fought on Telefutura's Sólo Boxeo.

In his most recent bout, Chávez Jr. won a quick forty-two second TKO on the undercard of his father's "Adios a Los Angeles" bout against Ivan Robinson.

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

2005-05-09T19:38:39Z

Chavezfan:

[[file:ChavezJr.jpg|frame|Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.]]

'''Name''': Julio César Chávez Jr. 
'''Career Record''': [http://www.boxrec.com/print.php?boxer_id=214371 18-0] 
'''Birth Name''': Julio César Chávez Carrasco 
'''Nationality''': Mexican 
'''Birthplace''': Culiacán, Sinaloa 
'''Hometown''': Culiacán, Sinaloa 
'''Born''': 1986-02-16 
'''Stance''': Orthodox 
'''Height''': 5'11½ 
'''Reach''': 70" 
'''Trainer''': [[Rómulo Quirarte]] 
'''Manager''': [[Rodolfo Chávez]] 

[http://chavezjr.atspace.com/ Julio César Chávez Jr. Boxing News]

==Biography==

Julio César Chávez Carrasco was born on February 16th, 1986, to legendary boxing champion [[Boxer:Julio Cesar Chavez:008119|Julio César Chávez Gonzalez]] and then-wife Amalia Carrasco. At the time, his father had already won fifty professional fights and had three successful defenses of his WBC super featherweight title.

Chávez Jr. made his pro boxing debut in September of 2003 against Jonathan Hernandez. He won by a decision, but it was a disappointment not to get the knockout victory. Two months later he made up for it by knocking out Eugene Johnson in the just a minute and a half on the undercard of his father's rematch with Willy Wise. Also on the undercard, younger brother Omar Chávez made his amateur debut in an exhibition bout. 

Julito's next three bouts he also won by decision, but since then he has won all but one by knockout. In May of 2004, he once again scored a first round knockout on the undercard of his father's "Farewell to Mexico" fight against [[Boxer:Frankie Randall:000490|Frankie Randall]]. Junior has also appeared three times on the undercards of [[Boxer:Erik Morales:005065|Erik "Terrible" Morales]] fights and has fought on Telefutura's Sólo Boxeo.

Chávez has been fighting about once a month and will probably continue doing so, building up his winning record just as his father did before him. With eighteen wins under his belt, he's already looking forward to a shot at the WBC youth lightweight title.

File:ChavezJr.jpg

2005-05-09T19:16:38Z

Chavezfan: Julio Cesar Chavez Jr

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr