
Crawford Dismisses Ennis: ‘I’m Looking for Bigger and Better Opportunities, Like Charlo’
Newly anointed welterweight kingpin Terence Crawford isn’t exactly enamored by the risk-reward ratio that Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis currently presents.
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Newly anointed welterweight kingpin Terence Crawford isn’t exactly enamored by the risk-reward ratio that Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis currently presents.

Winning a world title would be a great achievement for practically every boxer. The same applies to Jaron “Boots” Ennis. He hasn’t done so yet, but at this point, considering the damage he’s inflicting on just about everyone that steps in the ring with him, it’s just a matter of time before Ennis snags his first championship trinket.

Jaron Ennis believes he’s been patient long enough. With the IBF interim tag safely around his waist, the Philly star is convinced that he should be next in line to face Terence Crawford.

Jaron Ennis has been quietly knocking on the door politely asking to get in. At this point, however, he’s ready to kick it down. For years now, the Philly star has flashed the sort of talent that’s seldom seen. With the 26-year-old hunting for a world title shot, he was forced to play the waiting game while the top of the welterweight division unclogged itself.

Former welterweight champion Kell Brook believes rising top contender Jaron Ennis is potentially the fighter to overtake the scene at 147-pounds.

ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey – Jaron Ennis doesn’t see Stephen Fulton’s fight against Naoya Inoue the same way as oddsmakers and those that consider Inoue indestructible.

There’s simply no other way to put it. Things have flat-out been a disaster for Eimantas Stanionis as of late. April 16th, 2022, was essentially his proudest moment as a pro. On the night, the Lithuanian born contender achieved a lifelong dream of becoming a world champion, albeit a secondary one.

You aren't likely to catch Jaron Ennis bloviating endlessly about himself. He knows he’s good. So does everyone else. Trash-talking isn’t something that Ennis indulges in but his performances have forced those in the welterweight division to take notice. Errol Spence Jr., the WBA, WBC, and IBF 147-pound titlist, is currently preparing for the fight of his life.

It takes just two seconds for even the most casual of boxing fans to realize how special Jaron “Boots” Ennis is. On offense, the 26-year-old seems to have it all. His jab is crisp and sharp, his right hook is deadly, his left is deleterious, and his inside game is on point. What makes Ennis unique is his ability to operate equally as effective out of both

There aren't many fighters in the world clamoring to face Jaron “Boots” Ennis. The evidence is in the pudding. Essentially every time he shows up in the ring, his opposition normally ends their night in need of medical attention. This past Saturday night, that trend continued.