The Cuban boxerYordenis Ugás He dedicated a tender message to his son, in celebration of World Autism Awareness Day on Tuesday, a condition with which his eight-year-old boy was born.
Yordenis shared a reminder of the date along with a photo of the little boy "boxing" with gloves, which suggests that the little boy knows what his dad's profession is.
"The Jr. of my life, my number 1 fan. My greatest inspiration," he wrote.
It is not the first time that the Santiago boxer shares messages dedicated to people with special needs on his social networks.
In January 2022, he addressed parents who, like him, have children who have been diagnosed with autism.
"If you have a child with a special condition, do not complain, accept it with love and humility, many times it is fortunate that God sent you," he said.
Yordenis wanted to encourage the mother of a child with autism who wrote to him asking him to talk about the subject. The champion of the World Boxing Association assured him that minors with this condition, with the favor of God and with the help of therapies, can move forward.
"Autism is a lifelong blessing, and a question that remains in your heart forever: Why? It is a test that God puts to the parents of a child with autism. God sends children as he understands "The thing about parents is to take care of them, teach them and, above all, love them," he stressed.
A few days before, he assured thatBeing a good father is the most important battle you have in your life., and published photos with Yordenis Junior, then six years old, enjoying themselves in a Christmas atmosphere.
"Fighting and trying to win the biggest and most important fight of my life. Fighting is easy. Being a good man and a good father to my son is more difficult," he said.
Being a man with strong religious beliefs, Ugás is always grateful for the life experience that his son gives him and usually spreads images with him.
In June 2021, he took a five-hour flight tobe present at the little one's school graduation. "I knew it was an important day and I was there," he stressed.
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