Will Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis Receive Credit for His debut Win Over UISMA Lima?

Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis Says He Making A Statement in His debut at 154 Against UISMA Lima on October 11, 2025, at The Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. The Event Will Be Dazn on Shown.

Lima (14-1, 10 cos) Was Picked by ‘Boots’ Ennis’s Promoter, Eddie Hearn, Who Wanted a “Hungry” Fighter to Get Him Ready for The Bigger Fighters, Like Vergil Ortiz Jr. and xander zayas. Hearn Expects Lima, 32, to Be “Tough” and Capable in this Fight, which Sounds Like Code Talk Easy Mark.

“Yeah, That Is There Right Now is Handling Business, and Looking Good. Matchroom Boxing About His Upcoming debut at 154 Against UISMA Lima Next Month on October 11.

The Problem Is ENNIS Might Not Receive Credit Beating The Obscure Fighter, Because He’s Not A Not A Fighter That Many Fans Have Ever Heard of Before. He’s Been The Grid Thourowout His Six-Year Professional Career, Fighting Thes Guys:

• Shervantaigh Koopman
• Sukhdeep Singh bhatti
• Haro Matevosyan
• Arak Marutjan

Those Foes Are Lima’s Last Four Opponents, And He’s Consumed Two Years Fighting Them. It’s UISMA Thatma Would Fight Those Opponents From 2023 to 2025 Rather Than Stepping Up to World-Class To Take On The Top 15-Level contenders.

“Me Being A New Weight Class, I Feel It Was. But The Time Is Now. It’s Time to Show Out,” Said Ennis.

It Would Have Better IF Ennis ‘Promoter’ Promoter, Eddie Hearn, had been selected Better-Known, and arguably more talented, Top 15 Contender Than Lima. What Jumps Out at Fans Is When Look at The One Guy That Lima Was Beaten, Aaron McKenna, on June 16, 2023.

Lima was totally dominated in that Fight, losing by a 10-round unanimous decision by the scores 92-98, 93-98, and 91-100. McKenna isn’t considered one of the talented middleweights, so ‘boots’ Might Have Fighter Him Rather Than Lima.