JC Chavez is fooling us all

His record is fantastic with 25 wins and 19 KO's


He is indeed and likely to be the second coming of his father based on his record............................................ but


How come on all his fights, i can't even see any notable boxers on the list.


The Hartman fight shows how bad the boxers they are pairing for this kid.


It's time to face real competition, and Chavez has a lot of good boxers to choose.

Let's not be fooled again in watching this kid fight patsy fighters





Travis Hartman W TKO 3

Ryan Maraldo W TKO 3

Leroy Newton W TKO 1

Jose Cruz W TKO 2

Eliseo Urias W KO 2

Sheldon Mosley TKO 5

Mike Walker TKO 1

Miguel Angel Galindo UD 4

Jose Luis Huerta W TKO 2

Antonio Aguilar W KO 1

Arturo Ocampo W KO 2

Oisin Fagan 136 W UD 4



Bring in the sad clicks from Chavez patriots, but your boy needs to fight real boxer

Good point. I dont remember anybody fighting this deep into their career and still fighting 6 rounders. Honestly, he doesnt impress me, and I doubt he's ready for some real comp. But enough with this 6 round crap, already.

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Mr nightmare, i thought it was just me who observed this. I don't know how long they will try to mold this kid and be given real competition.

I know he is still very young but Juan La Porte wins his belt at 18

I agree with both you guys. This spoon feeding thats going on with this kid is ridiculous.

maybe he's gonna do what his daddy did and fight no-hopers up to 40th pro fight, and say..... hey look i have an awesome record just like my pops, give me one title fight and i will fool people of my greatness with my padded record.

Step it up

I think you might be right. Sad, but true.

who's he fooling, everybody knows he's not fighting anybody, nobody think's he's that good yet

It doesn't bother me, he didn't have much of an amateur career and he's still young, he's pretty much just having his amateur career now. He won't step up for a while probably.

And who cares that his dad fought a lot of no hopers early, he did step up eventually and when he did he fought the best and beat most of them.

I'm not a fan but I don't see why it bothers anybody what he's doing. Who cares?

Like father............ like son.

Say what you want. But when you're 25-0, you shouldnt be fighting 6 rounders anymore.

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Say what you want. But when you're 25-0, you shouldnt be fighting 6 rounders anymore.

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I second that, at 25 fights with and awesome win-loss ratio, JC Chavez Jr. should not only be fighting 6 rounder.


He should be fighting for a world title.

i dont understand, why didn't he just have an amateur career? ???

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i dont understand, why didn't he just have an amateur career? ???

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His handlers thought he is still fighting in amateur ;D

He's had 25 fights andfought what? 60 rounds? 45 rounds? That's what counts. In the old days it was nothing for a guy to have 35 or 40 4,6or 8round fights over 2-3 years. Experience. Chavez Jr is 20 or 21? Another 2 years of fighting every couple of weeks will suit him fine.

Julio Cesar Chavez Junior is 20 years old, not very strong for a welterweight, and not very quick either. He is technically very sound both on offence and defence and has the trademark left hook to the body that his father had. He also seems to have a decent chin, also no surprise because of his father's chin. In any case, he's being brought along carefully, fighting 6 rounders against decent fighters but not world class ones. Personally I think that his management is doing the right thing. What's the hurry?! If he was 27 or 28 years old I would say the same thing, that he should be stepping up by now. I'll bet that he gets stronger and faster over the next 3 or 4 years, and only then starts fighting the big boys with top 10 rankings.

We all remember Mike Tyson being a muscular, dangerous guy at only 19 years old, but Mike was a very rare exception. Lennox Lewis was a skinny, undeveloped fighter at that time, someone who wouldn't have lasted a full round with Tyson, but look what he became! Most guys don't reach their peak boxing strength until they're in their mid to late 20s. A few exceptions don't change the general rule.

I think it's "WHEN" and "HOW" he steps up that matters. but the chavez that fought Molina is going nowhere fast.

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maybe he's gonna do what his daddy did and fight no-hopers up to 40th pro fight, and say..... hey look i have an awesome record just like my pops

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Make no bones about it JCC snr lost fight #12. ;)

I agree when this kid fights a real opponent...hes gonna get a rude shock. Didnt he nilly lose to some bloke and was lucky to get a draw or something? I aint impressed yet and i agree...WTF is with 6 rounders. Anthony Mundine had no amateur career and he fought a 12 round fight on his 12th or something fight. Granted he lost but he was against ottke who had been champion for quite some time and mundine was unfit for the fight. But anthony continues to fight 12 rounders and he only has about the same amount fights as JCC jr. Step up kid.

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Make no bones about it JCC snr lost fight #12. ;)

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By DQ supposedly, right?

JC Jr will be ok, he's young, he has no amateur career so in essence this right now is his amateur career. There are benefits of this too, #1 you don't have to change the way that you fight to suit the pros you just start out that way.

let him get to about 23 and he'll be ready to contend, he fights regularly and is a good kid, good for boxing...but history tells us it's difficult being a 2nd generation boxer when your pops is successful

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maybe he's gonna do what his daddy did and fight no-hopers up to 40th pro fight, and say..... hey look i have an awesome record just like my pops

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Make no bones about it JCC snr lost fight #12. ;)

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By DQ supposedly, right?

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There was no 'supposedly' about, he was Dq'd, look at all 80s Ring Record books, Chavez was always listed ?? and 1.

HE FOUGHT NO QUALITY OPPOSITION TIL LIKE THE 43RD FIGHT... CHECK IT OUT!!
SORRY NOT LINED UP TOO WELL

Julio Cesar Chavez
Sex Male
Nationality Mexican
Alias J.C.
Birth Name Julio Cesar Chavez Gonzalez
Global ID MX-008119
Federal ID NV001141
Hometown Culiacan, SIN, Mexico
Birthplace Ciudad Obregon, SON, Mexico
Rated at Welterweight
World Rank 234 / 1242
Date of Birth 1962-07-12
Age 43
Reach 67”
Stance Orthodox
Height 5' 7
Trainer Rómulo Quirarte
W 108 (87 ko's) | L 6 | D 2 | Total 116










date Lb opponent Lb wld last 6 location
2005-09-17 146 Grover Wiley 150½ 29-6-1
America West Arena, Phoenix, AZ, USA L TKO 5 10
~ Time: 3:00 | Referee: Nico Perez | Judge: Joe Garcia | Judge: Chris Wilson | Judge: Francisco Baez ~

2005-05-28 143 Ivan Robinson 143 32-9-2
Staples Center, Los Angeles, CA, USA W UD 10 10
~ Referee: Raúl Caíz Jr. | Judge: David Denkin 100-88 | Judge: Lou Filippo 99-89 | Judge: David Mendoza 99-89 ~

2004-05-22 145 Frankie Randall 146½ 59-14-1
Plaza de Toros, Mexico City, DIF, Mexico W UD 10 10
~ Referee: José Guadalupe García | 99-91 | 98-92 | 98-92 ~

2003-11-22 150 Willy Wise 154 26-10-4
Centro de Espectáculos Alamar, Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W TKO 2 10
2001-11-24 152 Terry Thomas 154 31-4-2
Plaza de Toros Monumental, Juarez, CHH, Mexico W TKO 2 10
~ Time: 0:50 | Referee: Javier Gutiérrez ~

2000-07-29 140 Kostya Tszyu 139½ 24-1-0
Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix, AZ, USA L TKO 6 12
~ Time: 1:28 | Referee: Robert Ferrara ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1999-12-18 147 Buck Smith 147 178-13-2
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W TKO 3 10
1999-10-02 146½ Willy Wise 146 23-6-4
Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, NV, USA L UD 10 10
~ Referee: Mitch Halpern | 92-98 | 93-97 | 91-99 ~

1999-07-10 147 Marty Jakubowski 144 107-5-0
Mexicali, BCN, Mexico W KO 4 10
~ Referee: Gelasio Pérez Huerta ~

1999-04-01 147½ Verdell Smith 143 35-26-1
Don Haskins Center, El Paso, TX, USA W TKO 4 10
~ Time: 1:36 ~

1998-09-18 144½ Oscar De La Hoya 146 28-0-0
Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV, USA L RTD 8 12
~ Referee: Richard Steele | Judge: Anek Hongtongkam 73-79 | Judge: Daniel Van de Wiele 75-78 | Judge: John Keane 75-78 ~
~ WBC Welterweight Title ~
Chavez does not come out for Round 9.

1998-06-25 150 Ken Sigurani 22-1-0
Foxwoods Resort, Mashantucket, CT, USA W TKO 3 10
~ Time: 2:09 | Referee: Arthur Mercante ~

1998-03-07 140 Miguel Angel Gonzalez 140 42-1-0
Plaza de Toros, Mexico City, DIF, Mexico D PTS 12 12
~ 115-114 | 114-116 | 115-115 ~
~ Vacant WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1997-06-28 148 Larry LaCoursiere 146 22-6-1
MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV, USA W UD 10 10
1997-03-29 151 Tony Martin 34-5-1
Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, NV, USA W UD 10 10
~ 97-92 | 97-92 | 98-91 ~

1996-10-12 146 Joey Gamache 145 45-2-0
Arrowhead Pond, Anaheim, CA, USA W TKO 8 10
1996-06-07 139 Oscar De La Hoya 139 21-0-0
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV, USA L TKO 4 12
~ Referee: Joe Cortez | Judge: Anek Hongtongkam 27-30 | Judge: Daniel Van de Wiele 27-30 | Judge: Larry O'Connell 27-30 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1996-02-09 144 Scott Walker 144 21-3-1
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 2 10
~ Referee: Joe Cortez ~

1995-09-16 140 David Kamau 140 26-0-0
The Mirage, Las Vegas, NV, USA W UD 12 12
~ Referee: Mills Lane | Judge: Carol Castellano 117-110 | Judge: Anek Hongtongkam 116-112 | Judge: Larry O'Connell 116-114 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1995-07-29 144 Craig Houk 145 51-22-0
Horizon, Rosemont, IL, USA W KO 1 10
1995-04-08 140 Giovanni Parisi 139 29-1-0
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV, USA W UD 12 12
~ Referee: Joe Cortez | Judge: Terry Smith 120-107 | Judge: Lou Filippo 118-109 | Judge: Carol Castellano 118-109 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1994-12-10 140 Tony Lopez 139 45-4-1
Estadio de Beisbol, Monterrey, NLE, Mexico W TKO 10 12
~ Referee: Luis Carlos Guzmán | Judge: Harold Laurens 89-83 | Judge: Daniel Van de Wiele 88-84 | Judge: Nicolas Hidalgo 90-81 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1994-09-17 140 Meldrick Taylor 140 32-3-1
MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 8 12
~ Time: 1:41 | Referee: Mills Lane | Judge: Dave Brown 68-66 | Judge: Daniel Van de Wiele 66-66 | Judge: Malcolm Bulner 69-64 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1994-05-07 140 Frankie Randall 140 50-2-1
MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TD 8 12
~ Time: 2:57 | Referee: Mills Lane | Judge: Dalby Shirley 76-75 | Judge: Ray Solis 77-74 | Judge: Tamotsu Tomihara 75-76 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1994-01-29 140 Frankie Randall 140 49-2-1
MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV, USA L SD 12 12
~ Referee: Richard Steele | Judge: Abraham Chavarria 114-113 | Judge: Angel L. Guzman 113-114 | Judge: Chuck Giampa 111-116 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~
Chavez suffers the first knockdown of his career. Chavez was penalized one point in the 7th and 11th for low blows.

1993-12-18 139¼ Andy Holligan 140 21-0-0
Estadio Cuauhtemoc, Puebla, PUE, Mexico W TKO 5 12
~ Referee: Arthur Mercante | Judge: Chuck Hassett 50-44 | Judge: Dalby Shirley 50-45 | Judge: Nicolas Hidalgo 50-45 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1993-10-30 144 Mike Powell 14-8-0
Juarez, CHH, Mexico W KO 4 10
1993-09-10 142 Pernell Whitaker 145 32-1-0
Alamodome, San Antonio, TX, USA D PTS 12 12
~ Referee: Joe Cortez | Judge: Jack Woodruff 113-115 | Judge: Mickey Vann 115-115 | Judge: Franz Marti 115-115 ~
~ WBC Welterweight Title ~

1993-05-08 140 Terrence Alli 139 52-7-2
Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 6 12
~ Time: 0:45 | Referee: Carlos Padilla | Judge: Chuck Giampa 50-45 | Judge: Chuck Williams 50-45 | Judge: Horacio Castilla 50-45 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1993-04-10 142 Silvio Walter Rojas 20-4-1
Coliseo Benito Juárez, Zapopan, JAL, Mexico W KO 3 10
~ Time: 2:05 | Referee: Alejandro Vega ~

1993-02-20 139½ Greg Haugen 140 32-4-0
Azteca Stadium, Mexico City, DIF, Mexico W TKO 5 12
~ Time: 2:02 | Referee: Joe Cortez | Judge: Marty Denkin 35-40 | Judge: Gelasio Pérez Huerta 35-40 | Judge: Dae-Eun Chung 33-40 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~
132,247 spectators!

1992-12-13 144 Marty Jakubowski 142 37-0-0
The Mirage, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 6 0
1992-10-31 146 Bruce Pearson 10-10-1
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 3 10
1992-09-12 140 Hector Camacho 140 41-1-0
Thomas & Mack Center, Las Vegas, NV, USA W UD 12 12
~ Referee: Richard Steele | Judge: Dalby Shirley 117-111 | Judge: Carol Castellano 119-110 | Judge: Harry Gibbs 120-107 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1992-08-01 140 Frankie Mitchell 137½ 29-1-0
Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 4 12
~ Time: 0:56 | Referee: Mills Lane | Judge: Omar Minton 30-25 | Judge: Angel L. Guzman 29-26 | Judge: Art Lurie 30-25 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1992-04-10 139 Angel Hernandez 139½ 37-0-2
Plaza El Toreo, Mexico City, DIF, Mexico W TKO 5 12
~ Time: 1:11 | Referee: Arthur Mercante | Judge: Tony Castellano 39-37 | Judge: Lou Filippo 38-38 | Judge: Carlos Padilla 39-37 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1992-03-13 144 Juan Soberanes 39-7-1
La Paz, BCS, Mexico W KO 4 10
~ Referee: Raúl Hirales Moyron ~

1991-12-13 146 Ignacio Pedromo 1-0-0
Hermosillo, SON, Mexico W TKO 8 10
Pedromo is unable to come out for the 8th round

1991-11-12 142 Jorge Alberto Melian 25-4-3
Mexico City, DIF, Mexico W KO 4 10
~ Time: 1:36 ~

1991-09-14 140 Lonnie Smith 140 29-2-1
Mirage Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV, USA W UD 12 12
~ Referee: Carlos Padilla | Judge: Harry Gibbs 118-106 | Judge: Dave Moretti 119-107 | Judge: Tamotsu Tomihara 118-109 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1991-04-26 145 Tommy Small 142 23-3-0
Estadio Angel Flores, Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 4 10
~ Time: 0:56 ~

1991-03-18 139 John Duplessis 139 36-1-0
The Mirage, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 4 12
~ Time: 2:42 | Referee: Carlos Padilla | Judge: Bernie Cormier 30-26 | Judge: Omar Minton 30-26 | Judge: Dalby Shirley 30-26 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~
~ IBF Light Welterweight Title ~

1990-12-08 139 Kyung Duk Ahn 139 29-1-0
Convention Center, Atlantic City, NJ, USA W TKO 3 12
~ Time: 2:14 | Referee: Tony Perez | Judge: Frank Brunette 20-16 | Judge: Franz Marti 20-17 | Judge: Angel L. Guzman 20-16 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~
~ IBF Light Welterweight Title ~

1990-11-08 Jaime Balboa 44-12-0
Mazatlan, SIN, Mexico W TKO 4 10
~ Time: 2:10 ~

1990-08-18 Russell Mosley 4-3-1
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 3 10
Mosley was announced as Victor Mables.

1990-07-05 Akwei Addo 4-3-0
Madrid, Spain W KO 2 10
1990-03-17 139½ Meldrick Taylor 139¾ 24-0-1
Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 12 12
~ Time: 2:58 | Referee: Richard Steele | Judge: Dave Moretti 102-107 | Judge: Chuck Giampa 105-104 | Judge: Jerry Roth 101-108 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~
~ IBF Light Welterweight Title ~

1989-12-16 140 Alberto de las Mercedes Cortes 139¾ 44-0-0
Palacio de los Deportes, Mexico City, DIF, Mexico W TKO 3 12
~ Time: 1:56 | Referee: Arthur Mercante | Judge: Rudy Ortega 20-18 | Judge: Arlen Bynum 20-18 | Judge: Carol Castellano 20-18 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1989-11-18 139¾ Sammy Fuentes 139¾ 21-6-1
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 10 12
~ Referee: Carlos Padilla | Judge: Dave Moretti 98-91 | Judge: Dalby Shirley 97-93 | Judge: Bill Graham 98-90 ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~
Fight stopped after 10th.

1989-10-27 Ramon Aramburu 0-0-0
Mazatlan, SIN, Mexico W KO 3 0
1989-10-09 143 Rodolfo Batta 19-6-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 1 10
1989-07-30 143¼ Kenny Vice 139¾ 26-3-0
Convention Center, Atlantic City, NJ, USA W TKO 3 10
~ Time: 1:57 | Referee: Frank Cappuccino ~

1989-05-13 140 Roger Mayweather 138¾ 34-5-0
Great Western Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA W RTD 10 12
~ Referee: Henry Elesperu ~
~ WBC Light Welterweight Title ~

1988-10-29 135 Jose Luis Ramirez 134 101-6-0
Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TD 11 12
~ Referee: Richard Steele | Judge: Rudy Jordan 96-94 | Judge: Lou Tabat 95-93 | Judge: Art Lurie 98-91 ~
~ WBC Lightweight Title ~
~ WBA Lightweight Title ~

1988-08-01 140 Vernon Buchanan 139 19-5-1
The Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA W TKO 3 10
~ Referee: Chuck Hassett ~

1988-06-04 Rafael Limon 51-14-2
Mazatlan, SIN, Mexico W TKO 7 0
1988-04-16 135 Rodolfo Aguilar 134½ 21-0-1
Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 6 12
~ Time: 1:13 | Referee: Richard Steele | Judge: Art Lurie 48-46 | Judge: Patricia Morse Jarman 49-45 | Judge: Lou Tabat 49-45 ~
~ WBA Lightweight Title ~

1988-03-05 Nicky Perez 57-14-1
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 3 0
1987-11-21 134¾ Edwin Rosario 135 31-2-0
Hilton Hotel, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 11 12
~ Time: 2:38 | Referee: Richard Steele | Judge: Robert Watson 99-91 | Judge: Albert Tremari 100-90 | Judge: Jerry Roth 98-92 ~
~ WBA Lightweight Title ~

1987-08-21 129 Danilo Cabrera 129 30-4-0
Caliente Racetrack, Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W UD 12 12
~ Referee: James Jen-Kin | Judge: Jerry Roth 120-102 | Judge: Terry Smith 120-102 | Judge: Vince Delgado 120-105 ~
~ WBC Super Featherweight Title ~

1987-04-18 130 Francisco Tomas Da Cruz 130 27-1-0
Nimes, France W TKO 3 12
~ Time: 2:31 | Referee: Rudy Ortega | Judge: Sid Nathan 20-17 | Judge: Harry Gibbs 20-17 | Judge: Louis Mitchell 20-17 ~
~ WBC Super Featherweight Title ~

1986-12-12 129 Juan LaPorte 128¾ 27-6-0
Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA W UD 12 12
~ Referee: Richard Steele | Judge: Sid Nathan 117-112 | Judge: Larry O'Connell 115-114 | Judge: Bob Logist 114-113 ~
~ WBC Super Featherweight Title ~

1986-08-03 130 Rocky Lockridge 129 38-4-0
Stade Louis II, Monte Carlo, Monaco W MD 12 12
~ Referee: Tony Perez | Judge: Jean Deswerts 116-116 | Judge: Giuseppe Ferrari 119-113 | Judge: Miguel Donate 116-113 ~
~ WBC Super Featherweight Title ~

1986-06-13 130 Refugio Rojas 129½ 28-12-0
Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA W TKO 7 12
~ Time: 2:33 | Referee: Tony Perez | Judge: Carol Castellano 59-53 | Judge: Victor Suarez 59-53 | Judge: Harold Lederman 59-53 ~
~ WBC Super Featherweight Title ~

1986-05-15 129¾ Faustino Martires Barrios 129¼ 32-13-14
Stade Pierre de Coubertin, Paris, France W TKO 5 12
~ Time: 2:02 | Referee: Jean Deswerts | Judge: Rolando Barrovecchio 39-38 | Judge: Fernando Paredes 40-38 | Judge: Edmund Horn 40-36 ~
~ WBC Super Featherweight Title ~

1986-03-22 136½ Roberto Collins Lindo 135¾ 1-12-0
Riviera Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV, USA W KO 2 0
~ Time: 0:31 | Referee: Davey Pearl ~

1985-12-19 135½ Jeff Bumphus 135½ 19-3-0
Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA, USA W TD 5 10
~ Time: 1:19 | Referee: James Jen-Kin ~

1985-09-21 130 Dwight Pratchett 128¼ 12-6-0
Riviera Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV, USA W UD 12 12
~ Referee: Davey Pearl | Judge: Paul Smith 118-110 | Judge: Jorge L. Velasco 120-109 | Judge: Miguel Donate 117-111 ~
~ WBC Super Featherweight Title ~

1985-07-07 129¾ Roger Mayweather 130 21-2-0
Riveria Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, NV, USA W TKO 2 12
~ Time: 2:30 | Referee: Richard Steele | Judge: Dimas Hernandez 9-10 | Judge: Mike Jacobs 9-10 | Judge: Sid Nathan 9-10 ~
~ WBC Super Featherweight Title ~
Mayweather was down twice.

1985-04-19 129½ Ruben Castillo 130 63-4-2
The Forum, Inglewood, CA, USA W TKO 6 12
~ Time: 2:56 | Referee: Carlos Padilla | Judge: James Jen-Kin 49-47 | Judge: John Coyle 49-46 | Judge: Dimas Hernandez 48-47 ~
~ WBC Super Featherweight Title ~

1985-01-01 Manuel Hernandez 13-1-2
Mexico City, DIF, Mexico W KO 3 0
1984-09-13 130 Mario Martinez 33-1-2
Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA, USA W TKO 8 12
~ Vacant WBC Super Featherweight Title ~

1984-06-13 Delfino Mendoza 1-6-0
Hermosillo, SON, Mexico W KO 3 0
1984-05-04 135 Ramon Avitia 3-3-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 6 0
1983-12-30 134 Armando Flores 0-0-0
Mazatlan, SIN, Mexico W KO 3 0
1983-09-01 129¼ Adriano Arreola 128 21-4-0
Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA, USA W PTS 10 10
1983-07-16 135 Benny Abarca 135 9-13-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 5 0
1983-06-15 133½ Romero Sandoval 134 0-4-0
Olympic Auditorium, Los Angeles, CA, USA W KO 3 10
~ Time: 1:58 | Referee: John Thomas ~

1983-05-01 133 Javier Fragoso 0-1-0
Roberto Clemente Coliseum, San Juan, Puerto Rico W KO 4 0
1983-04-04 135 Ernesto Herrera 135 22-15-3
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 2 0
1983-02-25 135 Othoniel Lopez 136 1-1-0
Ensenada, BCN, Mexico W KO 4 0
1982-12-11 134 Jerry Lewis 6-4-0
Memorial Auditorium, Sacramento, CA, USA W KO 6 0
1982-10-23 135 Jerry Lewis 6-3-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 5 0
1982-09-28 Jose Resendez 13-28-2
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 6 0
1982-08-20 Santos Rodriguez 4-3-1
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 8 0
1982-07-19 135 Gustavo Salgado 136 4-6-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 2 0
1982-05-08 Juan Carlos Alvarado 3-4-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 3 0
1982-04-26 134 Benny Abarca 135 9-11-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W PTS 10 10
1982-03-29 Jose Benjamin Medina 0-0-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 6 0
This bout is absent in some records.

1982-03-11 Johnny Jensen 15-11-4
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 3 0
1982-02-19 Carlos Bryant 2-3-2
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 2 0
1982-02-04 Ramon Peraza 1-5-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 1 0
1982-01-29 Jesus Garcia 0-1-0
Guamuchil, SIN, Mexico W KO 2 0
1982-01-12 124 Ramon Luque 0-6-1
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 1 0
1981-12-17 129 Manuel Vasquez 22-17-1
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 7 0
1981-10-19 Jose Angel Medina 1-2-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 6 0
1981-09-25 117 Jorge Ramirez 27-10-4
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 2 0
1981-08-31 119 Daniel Felizardo 121 18-10-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 3 10
1981-08-07 117 Jesus (Cuate) Lara 118 0-6-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 2 10
1981-07-27 122 Daniel Martinez 125 0-0-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 1 0
1981-07-10 123 Bobby Fernandez 124 0-0-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 3 0
1981-06-26 123 Fidel Navarro 125 0-0-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 1 0
1981-06-05 118 Victor Gamez 120 0-0-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 1 0
1981-05-08 117 Eduardo Acosta 5-1-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 2 0
1981-03-04 116 Miguel Ruiz 3-9-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 1 0
"For many years all the leading record books, including both Pugilato and The Ring Record Book, recorded the first loss of Julio Cesar Chavez as being by disqualification....
This has since been changed to a knockout victory for Chavez, based on confirmation from the local boxing commission in Culiacan that it altered the verdict the following day.
Ramon Felix, manager of Chavez, happened to be a member of the Culiacan commission at the time."
The A-Z of World Boxing by Bert Blewett (1996) at p. 341.

1981-02-02 Julio Gaxiola 0-1-0
Tijuana, BCN, Mexico W KO 4 0
1980-12-15 Roberto Flores 1-4-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 3 0
1980-11-26 Andres Felix 0-2-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 2 0
1980-10-13 Jesus Martinez 0-0-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 1 0
1980-09-22 Jesus (Cuate) Lara 0-3-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W PTS 10 10
1980-09-05 121 Miguel Cebrero 0-0-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W PTS 10 10
1980-07-18 Tito Geraldo 0-0-0
Guamuchil, SIN, Mexico W PTS 6 6
1980-05-20 Roberto Garcia 8-17-2
Guaymas, SON, Mexico W TKO 6 0
1980-04-08 Ramon Flores 0-0-0
Navojoa, SON, Mexico W KO 3 0
1980-03-03 Fidencio Cebreros 0-0-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W PTS 6 6
1980-02-05 Andres Felix 0-0-0
Culiacan, SIN, Mexico W KO 6 6
Pro debut for Chávez

:coolclick: I was wondering the same thing. The record for all of his opponents is 146-116-8 and his last opponent was 8-2. Why is he still fighting 6 rounders and these type of fighters? If they are bringing him along slowly that is fine, but then keep him off of PPV cards. Its not like he needs the exposure, he is JCCjr for crying out loud.

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who's he fooling, everybody knows he's not fighting anybody, nobody think's he's that good yet

It doesn't bother me, he didn't have much of an amateur career and he's still young, he's pretty much just having his amateur career now. He won't step up for a while probably.

And who cares that his dad fought a lot of no hopers early, he did step up eventually and when he did he fought the best and beat most of them.

I'm not a fan but I don't see why it bothers anybody what he's doing. Who cares?

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Completely agree.....Thats also why you don't see him ranked in the top 15 of any of the governing bodys cuz hes not their yet and as far I know, no one has said he was something out of this world hes yougster like the rest of the batch except he has a last name that we all know....

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Completely agree.....Thats also why you don't see him ranked in the top 15 of any of the governing bodys cuz hes not their yet and as far I know, no one has said he was something out of this world hes yougster like the rest of the batch except he has a last name that we all know....

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maybe don king and bob arum aren't interested on him yet


He have a feeling they are trying to catch up with dad's record as neat and pretty as possible and make Jr. and Sr. to make some record and father and son.


........................and why on hell he is always fighting on the undercard on some of the best fights that usually shown on tv?


Why not give it to others who needs some exposure.

his father had no notable opponants at that stage of his career either, the kid had no amatuer career, his dad had 1 fight as an amatuer, give him a break, it's not his fault that they're building him up to be this second coming of his father, he has good skills and looks to be getting better as he moves on, he's fighting pretty much every month so give him a break, he'll probably gradually move his way into serious fights by the time he has about 40 + fights or in other words in about 1 and a half to 2 yrs.

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his father had no notable opponants at that stage of his career either, the kid had no amatuer career, his dad had 1 fight as an amatuer, give him a break, it's not his fault that they're building him up to be this second coming of his father, he has good skills and looks to be getting better as he moves on, he's fighting pretty much every month so give him a break, he'll probably gradually move his way into serious fights by the time he has about 40 + fights or in other words in about 1 and a half to 2 yrs.

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Chavez Snr had a lot of tough fights before he broke though against Martinez. Just because the fighter may not have a statistically impressive record, does not mean he is a anything other than a tough fighter. ;)

Kahn would whoop his arse, hopefully down the line but my feelings are Chavez will have been exposed by then.

This is a rare case where youve got to ignore the record for a while.

JC Chavez had no amateur career to speak of and therefore his trainers are doing the right thing by bringing him along slowly. Now clearly it wasnt the best thing to do not to have an amateur career, that is where a boxer should always develop his skills, but with this mistake already made at least he's not being rushed.

I suppose there's a case to be made for being brought along while earning money, just as long as your not fooling the fans, which I dont see happening to the majority of boxing fans.

I don't like this guy's game at all.
I have seen him fight twice in person and I am not at all impressed. He is being spoon fed as the rest of you have said.

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who's he fooling, everybody knows he's not fighting anybody, nobody think's he's that good yet

It doesn't bother me, he didn't have much of an amateur career and he's still young, he's pretty much just having his amateur career now. He won't step up for a while probably.

And who cares that his dad fought a lot of no hopers early, he did step up eventually and when he did he fought the best and beat most of them.

I'm not a fan but I don't see why it bothers anybody what he's doing. Who cares?

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Yeh he's just makin up for a lack of an amatuer career. Nowt wrong with that its not foolin me, i know he has weaknesses...like all fighters. Give him a few years and asses him then. :)

jc jr is ranked highly in the WBC and this could lead to his title shot

what? for just having 25 wins?

At least to me, I've seen Chavez Jr. fight three times and each time he looks unimpressive. Anybody with a quality win @ 147 would blow JCC jr out of the water.