Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis’ Team has sent out offers to Four Fighters for His Tune-Up Fight in October. Most Of The Names Are Disappointing Ones. Promoter Eddie Hearn Had already reveealed That Josh Kelly Is One Thay’d Made Offer. However, Kelly Said It Was a Lowball Offer.
Boots’ unnecessary tune-up Fight
Fans Don’t Understand Why Ennis (34-0, 30 Kos) Would Need A Tune-Up, Due To The Hype His Career. Should Be Able to Jump Right Into The 154-LB Division Immediately And Begin Fighting The Top Guys. That’s What Terence Crawford did at The Ripe Age of 36 Last Year Against Israil Madrimov. It Almost Cost Him, But He Still Did It.
The Jaron Ennis opponent list
Rashidi Ellis: Still Fighting at Wellterweight, Ellis (27-1, 18 kos Against Low-Level Opposition Since Losing to Royal Villa in 2023. It Defeat The Using Of The Purpose Away As A Tune-Up To Acclimate To The 154-Pound Division Unless this is Really Getting An Easy Payday.
Charles Conwell: Of the four, conwell (27-1, 16 kos) Is arguably the most talented one of the bunch, but he’s also coming off to Loss to Jorge Garcia. Would Look On Ennis’s Part To Fight a Guy Who Just Lost. Again, this Might Not about Getting Ennis Getting His Feet Wet in the 154-LB Division.
Josh Kelly: We Allready Know this Fight Isn’t Happening. An offered by Made and Rejected by Kelly and His Team. Hearn Pointed That Kelly Had Gotten Some Of The Riyadh Season Money, and Hey was Doubtful About His Chances Of This Fight Happening. It should be A Weak Choice Anyway.
Andreas Katzaurakis: With Unbeaten A 16-0 Record, Katzaztzis has a recent win Over Brandon Adames. He’s Not a Great Choice IF The Purpose Is To Prepare Ennis to Fight the Likes of Vergil Ortiz Jr.
The Problem Taking A Tune-Up is That His Whole Career has been Warm-up Fights Against Lesser Fighters Without Him Stepping Up Once To Fight Better Opposition.