Renowned Mexican boxer detained in the United States: possible deportation over organized crime suspicions
The environment surrounding professional athlete Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., former world middleweight champion, has again come under scrutiny by U.S. law enforcement authorities. According to ESPN, the 39-year-old Mexican, known for his ring achievements and as the son of legendary boxer Julio Cesar Chavez, was detained on suspicion of illegal residence and involvement in organized crime. Official reports indicate that Chavez Jr. may be deported back to Mexico, as he is wanted on charges related to organized crime, specifically involved in activities such as the distribution of firearms, ammunition, and explosives. It has been revealed that he applied for a U.S. green card after marrying a U.S. citizen and provided false information in his documents. Just a few months ago, on June 29, Chavez Jr. fought against American YouTuber and boxer Jake Paul in Anaheim, California. The fight ended with a decisive points victory for Paul. It’s noteworthy that Chavez Jr. is the son of the boxing legend Julio Cesar Chavez, and his career has attracted significant attention worldwide. Earlier reports also mentioned that British boxer Tyson Fury challenged Usyk to a third bout and announced a potential return date. Now, public focus is on new details regarding the crime case and the future of the athlete whose life and career are suddenly under threat.