Julio César Chávez Disassociates Himself from the Injunctions Filed on Behalf of His Son in Mexico

On July 10, 2025, Julio César Chávez González disassociated himself from the injunctions filed in Mexico by various attorneys on behalf of his son, Julio César Chávez Carrasco, who remains detained in the United States for matters related to immigration proceedings and an arrest warrant for organized crime issued against him in Mexico.

The former Mexican boxer publicly called for respect for his privacy and that of his family, emphasizing that he has not requested the legal intervention that has been attributed to him. He also requested that he not be questioned regarding this matter, as it is a strictly judicial matter that pertains to his son and his legal representatives.

“I have nothing to do with these injunctions,” the former world boxing champion said in a statement posted on his social media account, X. In it, he also expressed his concern regarding the media’s handling of the case and reiterated that he would not make any further statements on the matter until further notice.

The injunctions Chávez González referred to have been filed by various lawyers before federal judges in different states across the country, including Baja California and Mexico City, with the aim of preventing Chávez Carrasco’s detention upon his eventual deportation from the United States to Mexico.