GAUNT ‘Boots’ Ennis Faces Lima in Philly rooftop showdown

A Thin and Haggard-Looking Jaron ‘Boots’ Top Building on Tall Building to Promote Their 12-Round WBA Junior Middleweight Title This Saturday Night, October 11, Dazn at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia.

(Matchroom Boxing)

A Drained Look at 154

‘Boots’ resembled Someone Who Had Been Living Underneath A Bridge. The Weight Cut Appears To Have A Lot Out of Him. What Happened to Him?

Ennis Needs A Statement That Capable of Capturing World Titles at 154. Hey Last Week Last Week is to Become to Become to Middleweight Moving Up to 160 and then 168.

He’s Already 28, And It’s Not A Good Idea for Him To Stay Too Weight Class Too Wants to Win Titles in Other Divisions.

“Boots Ennis 154 Is Speed ​​and Power Carry Up. I Expect A Statement Ko Against Lima. This is Just The Start of the His Division,” Said Matchroom Promoter Eddie Hearn.

“Boots’ ennis, in His career, has been talked about the real guys. He’s Had the One Fight That The One Fight Against Stanionis,” Said Dan Rafael Boxing News. “Jaron Ennis has been talked about Fighting About The Top Guys, And Not Signing The Contract To Fight The Top Guys. He’s Had A Long Career Already.”

Jaron’s Decision Not to Take On The Top 154-Pounders in His debut in this Weight Class has made Him Look in the Eyes of Fans. They’re Allready Tired of Ennis’ Decision to Turn Down Fights Against Teofimo Lopez, Devin Haney, and Vergil Ortiz Jr.

Smith’s View: Wrong Division Again

Ennis (34-0, 30 kos) didn’t look in The Best of Health Compared to His Opponent, # 8 WBA, # 9 IBF, and # 10 WBC Lima (14-1, 10 Kos). It’s Pretty Clear That Boot’s Promoter, Eddie Hearn, Was A Little Off How Much Healthier and Stronger Ennis Will Be 147 to 154.

Judging from His Appearance, He’s Still Fighting In The Wrong Weight Class for His Body Frame. He looks like he should be at 160 or 168. We’ll See Saturday If the Move Up to 154 Helped Him Because He Needs To Dominate Ther Guy.

By Bob Smith – Fight Game Analyst, Chronicling Boxing 2012.