The return of Julio César Chávez Jr. now has a date, rival, and venue, promising to be a new attempt to get his professional career back on track after months of ups and downs. When and against whom? The son of Mexican boxing legend will return to the ring on April 25th, where he will face boxer David Solórzano at an event to be held at the Adolfo López Mateos Park in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. This fight represents a key opportunity to prove he still has what it takes to compete and regain prominence in the sport. This was his last fight Prior to this commitment, the Sinaloan comes off a victory that restored some confidence. In June 2025, Chávez Jr. suffered a media defeat to Jake Paul, a result that generated strong criticism of his competitive level. Days later, his situation became even more delicate when he was arrested in Los Angeles by ICE agents, an episode that once again put him in the public eye for non-sporting reasons. Now, with a recent win on his record and a new date in the ring, Chávez Jr. will seek to put controversy behind him and focus on the sport. The fight in Reynosa will not only mark his second appearance of the year but also an important test to measure if he is truly ready to aspire to greater challenges within professional boxing. His most recent fight took place on January 24th of this year in San Luis Potosí, where he won by technical knockout in the fourth round against Ángel Julián Sacco. That performance was seen as a positive step, especially after a complicated period in which his continuity in boxing had been called into question. A recent past marked by events inside and outside the ring The recent context of the fighter adds even more tension to his return.