- Julio César Chávez Jr.’s record is 54 wins, seven losses, and one draw.
- There are seven fighters who have defeated Chávez Jr.
- Chávez Jr. was a former WBC middleweight champion.
Julio César Chávez Jr. is among the most prominent names in boxing, not only because he’s the son of the legendary Julio César Chávez, but also because of his impressive record as a professional boxer.
It’ll be interesting to see Chávez Jr.’s boxing odds when he returns to action inside the ring. But what is Chávez Jr.’s boxing record? And has he ever won a world title? Find out below.
What Is Julio César Chávez Jr.’s Boxing Record?
Chávez Jr.’s professional boxing record is 54 wins, seven losses, and one draw.
He also has an impressive 63% TKO/KO rate.
The Mexican boxing star is fresh off a unanimous decision loss to Jake Paul in his previous fight on June 28 at the Honda Center in Anaheim.
Who Defeated Julio César Chávez Jr.?
There are seven fighters who have defeated Chávez Jr. These losses were courtesy of Sergio Martinez, Andrzej Fonfara, Canelo Álvarez, Daniel Jacobs, Mario Abel Cazares, Anderson Silva, and Paul.
Did Julio César Chávez Jr. Win a World Title?
Chávez Jr. won the WBC middleweight title when he defeated Sebastian Zbik in June 2011 via majority decision.
He defended this championship three times before Sergio Martinez defeated him in September 2012.
How Many Boxing Titles Has Julio César Chávez Jr. Won?
In addition to the WBC middleweight title, Chávez Jr. has also captured other boxing titles, including the WBC youth world light middleweight title, WBC continental Americas light middleweight title, WBC Latino light middleweight title, WBC silver middleweight title, and the WBC continental Americas super middleweight title.
