Mexico City – Boxer Julio Sesar Chavez Junior has been sent to Mexico, where he wanted for alleged cartel relations, to eliminate his visa after his arrest in the US and lying on the Green Card application.
Chavez was handed over by officials and admitted to a jail outside the city of Hermosilo in the northern state Sonora, an officer on Tuesday told Associated Press on the condition of anonymity as he was not authorized to speak publicly about the case.
Mexican President Claudia Shinbam confirmed the news at his daily news conference.
“I think he was deported. I don’t know it was yesterday or today, but we were informed that he was reaching Mexico,” Shinbam said.
Chavez, 39, had a warrant for his arrest in Mexico for alleged weapons and drug trafficking and relationships with Sinaloa Cartel. Mexico Attorney General Alejandro Gartz Manero said the investigation of Chavez began in 2019.
Boxer, who is the son of the legendary Mexican fighter Julio Sesar Chavez, was arrested on July 3 days after his high-profile fight with Jake Paul in California.
Shinbam said after his arrest that he hoped that the boxer would be deported to face his allegations.
Chavez’s father was a large -scale celebrity in the 1980s and 1990s, mixing social circles with dealers and claimed that drug Lord Amado was a friend with Karlo Futen.
The iconic fighter defended his son after his arrest, but has not spoken publicly since exile.
Chhote Chavez is struggling to reduce weight by doing a lot for his boxing career, failing in drug tests, serving suspension and widely criticizing the game by widely criticizing the game.
Chavez won the WBC Middleweight title in 2011 and defended it three times. He defeated both of them, shared the ring with Genelle Kennalo Alvereze and Sergio Martinez.
In 2012, he was convicted of drunk driving at Los Angeles and sentenced to 13 days to jail. In January 2024, he was arrested on a gun charges. Police said he had two AR-style ghost rifles. He was later freed on a $ 50,000 bond and in a condition he went to a residential drug treatment facility. The case is still pending, Chavez regularly reported his progress.
