Is this the ceiling for Julio Cesar Chavex Jr?

[ElTerribleMorales]

I think he is only starting to scratch the surface of how good he is gonna be. He's still a baby without an amature back round, that is why they are taking him so slow. Lets not forget his father (who is my all time favorite by the way) inflated his record by beating a bunch of "Tijuana cab drivers" to quote Greg Haugen, before stepping it up to the big time.

He has displayed one punch KO power with that left hook to the head, something his dad did not have and lets not forget his age. He is only 23 with 41 fight experience, he has his whole career ahead of him, you have to like his chances to be a force in the near future.

not when after 41 pro fights he's still struggling to beat guys who probably work 3 jobs on the side

[boxer dude]

Tushay Terrible, Tushay LOL never the less given his age I think there is plenty of time for him to improve. Even if it takes him another 3 years to hit the real big time he will still be only 26 and he would have a shit load of rounds under his belt. I still think you gotta like his chances.

[Kirkland Laing]

This is as good as it gets for him. I think he knows it and isn't very dedicated too (recent weight loss issues). Sooner rather than later provided he doesn't lose to yet another club fighter they'll stick him in the biggest money fight they can with a top fighter and he'll get flattened.

[Lance Uppercut]

He will never be more then mediocre. Although, he has nothing to be ashamed of, if he wasn't measured against his father's success, he would have had a pretty good pro career.

[sanj16]

He will never be more then mediocre. Although, he has nothing to be ashamed of, if he wasn't measured against his father's success, he would have had a pretty good pro career.

If it wasn't for his fathers success don't think he would have had much of a pro career