Julio César Chávez explodes against reporter for uncomfortable question about his son

Julio Cesar Chavez He exploded at a reporter after asking him questions related to his son Julio César Chávez Jr. with whom he would have had a distance for a long time, but some time later a photo proved that things were fixed between the two, but the boxer, far from wanting to talk, got too upset by answering the questions in a peculiar way.

For those who don't know, Julio César Chávez was arriving from the airport when he met the press, but when he wanted to ask him questions regarding his son, the mexican boxer He became upset with the reporter, which generated an attempted moment with the other people present.

And it is that Julio Cesar Chavez He has tried to take the family problems in private, as he has tried to talk about them in a lighter way, but now that he has had a rapprochement with his son, the famous man has preferred not to talk at all about the problem, which could have bothered him in front of people. questions they asked him.

“You are absolutely right. Enough of asking about the family”, “Respect all those who have raised the name of our Mexico, do not be irrational, the man is a legend, therefore we must give him his place and tell him so.” “a Mexican who is not a boxing fan, but it hurts me that there are so many crazy people who do not value our national treasures. Julio is a legend and is from Mexico,” the networks write.

It is worth mentioning that the boxer's son has not commented on whether he is speaking to his father again or not, but it is the fans who want to see a rapprochement soon, as they regret that both have lost the relationship due to Chávez Jr.'s health problems.

Graduate in Communication Sciences from the University of the Gulf of Mexico. His experience in the media began in 2017 as a digital reporter for the news portal debate.com.mx, I specialize in Mexican show content related to the world of social networks such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and with his followers moments from his personal and work life which are of general interest. In addition to having knowledge of stories related to artists from the 1990s who had a great boom on the small screen such as Gabriela Spanic, Alejandra Guzmán, Fernando Colunga, Eduardo Capetillo, Eduardo Yáñez and Érika Buenfil among others.

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