Julio ‘JC’ Chavez

Birth in July 1962 Eculiac, Sinaloa, Mexico, formerly a World Colliper Julio ‘JC’ Chavez was growing up, her mother worked so hard. They live in a train car. He promised his mother to get him out there. He lived with other eleven.

Chavez followed his brothers in boxes. In 17 in March 1980, he did what his loss came back. He packed his belongings and arose.

He wasn’t known until he had just got out of Mexico fighting. In September 1984, with a 43-0 record (such as Rocky Marciano), he won his first country’s title against WBC Super Tallyweight Mario Martinez, 33-12, in Los Angeles hall, California. He broke the floor down, blocked him from the eighth round.

In April 1985, he protected his title against Ruben Castillo, 60-4-2, at the Inglewood Forum in La, and sausked him in six cycles.

In August of 1986, he overcame a lot of decision above LOOK, 34-4. Then, he won Juan Laporte, 27-6, and not what they were.

In November, 1987, he won the WBC LIGHIGHIGHT CHAMPHIN ‘Chopo “Chapo, 31-2, Las Vegas, Nevada, beating goals to the eleven area. When the lights came out, he returned to the bottle.

In October, 1988, he won WBA Champ Luis’ EL Zurdo, 101-6, winning technological decision in the eleventh circle.

The following Rematch with Roger “Black Manda” Mayweather, 34-5, is known for his winning over Mexicans, in the Ingolwood Forum, stopping him in a tenth round.

On 1990 Las Vegas, Nevada, where the front lies Olympic Gold Mealrick Taylor, 24-0-1, in the last round when Richard Stile saw Taylor’s Coach Lou Devu to steps.

In September 1992, he fought with Hector ‘Macho “Camacho, 40-1, Las Vegas, Nevada, defeated in twelve cycles.

In February 1993, before nearly 136,000 were packed at Mexico City, blocked Greg Haugen, 31-4. The atmosphere was electricity, sausage in five cycles.

He lived in the gym, even before he turned into alcohol. He would break ten cycles a day.

In the shadows, far from fans, alcohol is replaced by cocaine. His separation was more difficult. He would skip drugs at the gym in his exercise bag.

Before his followers and his conversations, he would soften his words. Seeking drugs made of accident was difficult, who was. His success covered his problems. Eventually, he had a wake up call at Rehabi. He was in the fight against his life again, in the following weeks, returning to drugs. He told his family and friends that he would beat him but couldn’t.

As soon as he was ready to quit, he finally hit his addiction. He started opening full therapy programs to help others addicts.

Early in 2000, he spoke of his addiction and problems to beat it.

When he spoke of addiction, he made it a province, unlike other athletes. Supporting, he said, “I want to help others as the help I have received!”

His daily battle was not a ring but in bottle and drugs.

It was reflected in September 1993, when he fought with “32: Peace”, in Texas, knowing that he did not realize that he did not realize that he did not Notice that he did not realize he T the boxer he once was.

In January 1994, Frankie “Surgon” Randall, 48-2-1-1, was fined with a low strikes in seven and eleven cycles before the first eleven round. He lost the separated decision. 89-0-1, eventually hit. In the remachive four months later, Butt Head in 8 round caused serious cuts and was given the opposition technological decision.

Next, in Remriick Taylor of Meldrick, 32-3-1, he set him up in eight cycles Elas Vegas. He won his last five wars before associating with the Olympic Gold Medalist Oscar “DIA La Hoya, 21-0, Las Vegas was given a bird study and was cut down by war in the fourth round.

He traveled by 4-0-1, dragging in the Migeeul Angen Gonzalez, 42-1, Mexico City, before the Rematch and De La Hoya. Also, Chaven was suspended in the eighth round Elas Vegas and has never been a heroeless hero.

In the late 1990’s only in Chavez, losing Willie Wise, 23-6-4, Las Vegas. Two years later, in July 200, he would lose again, this time to Kostya Tsyu, 24-1, Phoenix, Arizona.

Two years later, in the rematch on November and Willie Wise, 26-10-4, he won with the suspension of two cycles. In May of May 2004, he re-restarted Frankie ‘the surgeon’ randall, 58-14-1, Mexico City.

Two men later, in May 2005, conquered Ivan Robinson, 32-9-2-2, La, would be his last win. Next, in his final war in September, he lost the Throveri Wiley, 29-6-1 suspended in five rounds, Phoenix, Arizona at 107-6, recording 85 records.

Chavez received more than 100 million, but spending on alcohol, drugs, and evil investment, lost many of them.

The years has made him a mental disorders with depression. He once walked around, and found himself more than he was not. He looked at his son Julio, Jr., 54-6-1, to be the WBC central cheek, but he failed a second drug test. One of his son Omar turned to the box right now with a record of 41-9-1. Chavez turned into a relationship with them in time.

Chavez found the Julio Cesar Chavez Medical Center, sharing his problems with others and how he can also overcome the addict in Mexico. His followers heard how he overcome his financial and family problems.

That ends with one of the functions of another, if not the best, the Boxers let.