Overview

• Video from the Coliseo Boxing Club in Hermosillo shows Julio César Chávez Jr. back in the gym a day after leaving a federal prison under court-imposed restrictions.
• A federal judge linked him to process on August 23 on alleged organized crime and arms-trafficking offenses and ordered conditional release that bars him from leaving Mexico.
• The next procedural date is set for November 24 following a three‑month complementary investigation period granted to the Fiscalía General de la República.
• Prosecutors told the court they presented 21 data points, including intercepted calls and a boxing robe found at a property tied to Néstor “El Nini” Pérez Salas, while the defense called those items anecdotal and insufficient.
• Chávez Jr., arrested by U.S. immigration agents in Los Angeles on July 2 and later deported to Mexico, also reunited publicly with his father in the Hermosillo gym, according to videos shared on social media.