Legendary Boxer Chavez Opens Restaurant in Arizona
Six-time world champion boxer Julio Cesar Chavez has opened a new restaurant in Mesa, Arizona called Campeones.
Costing $4.5 million dollars, the 30,000-square-foot facility, with seating for 3000, comes with a restaurant, sports bar, arcade and family center for family events and concerts, boxing museum, and of course a boxing ring for weekly matches.
It is expected to generate $7 million in revenue during is first year of business, said Brian Weymouth, who with Chavez and two other partners own the venue. Other partners include Dan Wergin, and Brian Day O'Connor, the son of former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. mexican phoenix az
Three years ago, entertainment and sports marketer Bill Weymouth saw an opportunity in the under served Hispanic market. Weymouth found that Mesa and Phoenix, Arizona contained the 3 highest concentrations of Hispanics in the state.
Once he saw his customer base, Weymouth thought the best way to market to that community was with Mexico's number one sports hero, former world champion boxer Julio Cesar Chavez. Weymouth also brought along Dan Wergin and Brian Day O'Connor, son of the former Supreme Court justice, to the ownership group. az food
Weymouth is not new to the restaurant business, he also created the popular Phoenix sports bar Cooper'stown with rock star Alice Cooper. But he calls his new supersized restaurant complex, "Cooper'stown times 10." Built in a former Home Depot, Julio Cesar Chavez Campeones (campeones means "champions") will be serving real "authentic" Mexican food. phoenix restaurants az
This is just one of many Mexican AZ and Phoenix Restaurants in the Phoenix area.
Julio Cesar Chavez Campeones
Open everyday at 11am
Country Club & Southern
Meza, AZ
480-610-1500
juliocesarchavez.net
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Costing $4.5 million dollars, the 30,000-square-foot facility, with seating for 3000, comes with a restaurant, sports bar, arcade and family center for family events and concerts, boxing museum, and of course a boxing ring for weekly matches.
It is expected to generate $7 million in revenue during is first year of business, said Brian Weymouth, who with Chavez and two other partners own the venue. Other partners include Dan Wergin, and Brian Day O'Connor, the son of former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. mexican phoenix az
Three years ago, entertainment and sports marketer Bill Weymouth saw an opportunity in the under served Hispanic market. Weymouth found that Mesa and Phoenix, Arizona contained the 3 highest concentrations of Hispanics in the state.
Once he saw his customer base, Weymouth thought the best way to market to that community was with Mexico's number one sports hero, former world champion boxer Julio Cesar Chavez. Weymouth also brought along Dan Wergin and Brian Day O'Connor, son of the former Supreme Court justice, to the ownership group. az food
Weymouth is not new to the restaurant business, he also created the popular Phoenix sports bar Cooper'stown with rock star Alice Cooper. But he calls his new supersized restaurant complex, "Cooper'stown times 10." Built in a former Home Depot, Julio Cesar Chavez Campeones (campeones means "champions") will be serving real "authentic" Mexican food. phoenix restaurants az
This is just one of many Mexican AZ and Phoenix Restaurants in the Phoenix area.
Julio Cesar Chavez Campeones
Open everyday at 11am
Country Club & Southern
Meza, AZ
480-610-1500
juliocesarchavez.net
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