“You just want to imitate your dad and you can't, man.” Érik “Terrible” Morales told Julio César Chávez Jr. a harsh truth [Video]

Julio César Chávez Jr. has accustomed us to making live broadcasts through Instagram with some frequency. Over there he looks loose, in freedom with his followers. And in the last conversation he had as a guest Erik “Terrible” Morales, a former Mexican boxer who did not hesitate to give Jr. several tips, so that he finally straightens his steps. The main one: that he should not try to be like his father, Julio César Chávez.

After the respective greetings from both, Morales, a more than authorized voice within the boxing universe, took a step towards front, and like a father who wants to see his son on the right path, he began to advise Julio César Chávez Jr.: “Get to training, stop messing around and forget about problems, ignore people and do what What do you know how to do?”, he told her firmly.

“Julito” replied by pointing out that he has not had an easy time, referring to the last controversy of his life, when he was in a rehabilitation clinic. This did not make the “Terrible” change his mind or have consideration when advising his colleague.

After praising Jr.’s stage with Freddie Roach as coach, Morales once again told Chávez a harsh truth: “The problem is that you want imitate your dad and that man takes you out of the riata… You try to imitate your dad and you can’t, man. You are very tall and very long. Your dad was an undershirt for the weight. You have to understand that“, he stressed.

Julio César Chávez Jr. assured that although he learned by watching his father box, for obvious reasons, he does not “want nor is interested in imitating him“. Érik Morales said goodbye telling him to give it a try and stop being “unruly”.

Tips that are worth gold.

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