Chavez Jr. Boxed Out by US, Arms Trafficking KO
In a plot twist worthy of a bad soap opera, former boxing champ Chavez Jr was unceremoniously deported by the US, facing serious allegations of arms trafficking and organised crime back home in Mexico. Reports confirm 'charges of arms trafficking and organised crime in Mexico' are hanging over him like a poorly trained referee. Chavez Jr. clearly thought outside the ring, but unfortunately not outside the law, proving that sometimes the biggest punches aren’t in the ring but in your legal record.
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Chavez Jr got tired of fighting in the ring, so he took up arms trafficking instead. Guess the gloves came off, but so did the visa. Mexico’s new heavyweight champ in organized crime? Stay tuned for the rematch: Deportation Vs. Dignity.
Forget Olympic boxing—Chavez Jr is going for gold in the illegal arms market. The US decided to ring the bell early: 1, 2… deported! Who knew crime could be a contact sport?
Chavez Jr proving once and for all that throwing punches isn’t enough—sometimes you gotta throw guns too. Spoiler: The US doesn’t appreciate heavy hitmen with heavy baggage.
Source: Aljazeera | Published: 8/19/2025 | Author: Unknown
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