IBF Jaron “Boots” HEADIES ENNIS’S Ennis’s Master, a ghostly performance, costs him in his union with the WBA Master Eimanstas Stanionis on Saturday evening at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, Modern Jersey.

Ennis moved to the border to lower the weight to 147, to bring weight and could go too far. If he loses with Stanionis (15-0, 9 KO), many fans will jump off their ship, perceiving him as another example of a false look to make it look better than because of gentle fit.

Load -related madness

Assuming that the shoes are losing, he must look well in the mirror and face the truth. It does not belong to 147. Ennis should fight at least at the age of 154, if not 160. When you cut off from 180 years senior, it is stupid to fight in welterweight. If the shoes are not confident, he should not fight.

Ennis’s options after losing to Stanionis:

1. Move to 154
2. Rebuild at 147
3. Fight again Stanionis
4. Depart

You can exclude Ennis to move to 154 if he is defeated by Stanionis, because his confidence will disappear at this moment, and he will not want to mix him with predatory sharks in this division. If he decides to rematch Stanionis, he will take a great risk, because if he loses, the end of the line for him. There would be no return because the fans he left would quickly abandon him.

Ghostly and stubborn

Shoes (33-0, 29 KO) looked emaciated throughout the week because of the reduction of the mass and you can say that he is pressed tough to go down to the welterweight limit in this fight. It shows how stubborn and desperate Ennis is to remain in 147 to become the undisputed champion. Apparently, it cuts off from the 180s of the 16th century, which is a great importance to a welterweight to start the campaign in a weight class of 147 pounds.

People press Ennis to move to 154, so that he can stop killing with his drastic cuts. They see how he looks almost ghostly, and they want him to start the Midor Middle Wweight campaign, where he doesn’t have to rely on hells during weight profit.

Saturday night April 12 Edition of the boxing of the world championships contains a battle between two undefeated belt owners, as a world champion in welterweight IBF Jaron “Boots” Ennis (33-0, 29 Kos) will face the champion WBA Eimantas Stanionis (15-0, 9 Kos) at Jim Whard Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, Live on Dazn.

This union between Ennis and Stanionis guarantees that it is a fight -friendly fight. Both men will enter the ring as masters, but only one man left the ring with the lanes of the IBF, WBA and Ring magazine.

In April 2024, the newly elevated champion of the world -care IBF Jaron “Boots” Ennis signed a contract with Eddie Hearn and Matchroom Boxing. Departing from Philadelphia, he returned to his hometown to defend his world championship title in two separate cases.

In July 2024, Ennis looked very impressive in his debut of the match. He stayed 1:08 to go on the fifth round, Ennis landed on the left side, which caused David Avaneyan to the canvas.

Avanesian got up, and then Ennis began to land many shots in the head and body of Avanesana. At the end of the fifth round, the ring doctor examined David Avanesaan, and then stopped in the competition.

Four months later, Ennis defeated Karen Chukhadzhian by way of a unanimous decision. After returning home to Philadelphia and having two successful title defense, Jaron Ennis is ready to focus on his goal, which is unquestioned.

Ennis will take the first step towards the goal when he will face the WBA champion on April 12. In April 2022, Eimantas Stanionis defeated Radzhab Betaev using a divided decision and won the WBA title (ordinary).

Stanionis was to fight Vergil Ortiz Jr, but the fight was postponed many times. Stanionis finally returned to the square circle in May 2024 and defeated Gabriela Maestre through a unanimous decision.

Three months later, when the undisputed champion of the secondary weight of Terenca Crawford joined Israel Madrimov, Eimantas Stanionis was raised to the full master. Now, on Saturday evening, the Lithuanian boxer Eimantas Stanionis has the opportunity to become a united world champion.

Jaron “Boots” Ennis is a warrior who has all the tools. Ennis is a versatile hitter of a switch that has an elite foot work, head movement, placing strokes and a power to hit. His opponent Eimantas Stanionis is a weighty pressure fighter who has an energetic stab and is extremely productive with his arrows.

Ennis and Stanionis are fighters who don’t mind standing in their pockets and replacement of blows. Due to the desire of both boxers to work in his pocket, Stanionis believes that his fight with Ennis will be Slugfest.

Jaron Ennis signed a contract with Matchroom because he believed that they had a plan that would raise his boxing career. During the interview with the Ring Eimantas Stanionis magazine, he said that his intention was to ruin these plans.

On Saturday evening, April 12, in Atlantic City, live in Dazn, two world champions will face each other in the winner’s match. Both warriors will enter the ring as an invincible champion, but when the bell rangs to start the fight if someone has to leave.

Olympic gold medalist 2016 and Olympian Julio Cesar Lacruz from 2024 pulled off the canvas in the second round to drop Dilan Prasovic in the same round at Hotel Melia International, Varadero in Cuba on Friday evening. Professional boxing returned to Kuba for the first time in 64 years.

Cesar Lacruz, 4-0 (4), stopped Prasovic, 18-6 (15), in the third round planned 12 rounds. In the last minute of the first round, Lacruz landed on the chin, rejecting Prasovic’s mouthpiece. Then Prasovic landed on the chin Lacruz, who caught him in the clinch.

Prasovic gained Lacruz mainly in the second round and dropped him with his left to the chin after the 8th-hole from judge Luis Pabon. In the last minute Lacruz landed right on the chin, dropping Prasovic to the 8th Hold from judge Pabon.

In the third round, Lacruz landed in the first minute on the chin, dropping Prasovic to the 8th Hold from judge Luis Pabon. Again, in the middle of the round Lacruz dropped the higher Prasovic with the law on another 8-story. A few seconds later from left to chin and body from Lacruz and the bottom went Prasovic, causing that judge Luis Pabon stopped immediately.

Lithe Heavyweight 2020 Olympic gold medalist, Olympic bronze medalist Arlen Lopez, 4-0, 2 KO) defeated Martin Ezequiel Bulacio, 14-9 (10) in 10 rounds, for the title of WBA Continental Americas.

In the first four rounds Lopez had a working advantage of Bulacio for the most part.

In the seventh round Lopez landed in the mountains, withdrawing Bulacio throughout the round. In the ninth round they continued their heads during the fight, and the judge warned Lopez. In the tenth and final round Bulacio began the first minute with a good body before Lopez returned in the close round.

Lithe Southpaw Lazaro Alvarez (7-0 (4) stopped Southpaw Miguel Queliz Santos (10-1-1 (4) after seven planned rounds of 10 rounds of the title of Continental Americas.

In the first minute of the first round, Alvarez landed on the chin, abandoning Qeliza to 8-story from judge Roberto Ramirez, Jr. In the second round, Alvarez continued the landing of Queliz. At the beginning of the fourth round, Alvarez landed left on the chin, making Quelis fall into the wedge with him.

In the sixth round, Alvarez gave Queliz beating for the most part. In the seventh round, Alvarez landed on the chin of the right cross, dropping Qeliz on an 8-section from Judge Ramirez in half. At the end of the round, the Queliz corner called the stop.

Erislandy Alvarez, 4-0 (2), impressed the throwing of the lithe champion WBA Fedecanbe Brainer Vasquez Salt, 21-6-1 (13), at 0:30 the first round of the planned 10 rounds, for WBA Continental Americas Super Lightweight Title.

Thirty seconds to the first round of Alvarez landed on the upper chin upper right corner, and then a combination of chin, and salt fell without a count from judge Gustavo Padilli, who waved him immediately.

Super feather Wweight Moussa Gholam (23-1, 13 KO) stopped Misael Vasquez (17-5-1, 15 KO) 10 rounds in the title of WBA Continental Americas. Roberto Ramirez, Jr. He was a judge.

WWadzka Wi-average Yakelin Estornell (1-0) defeated the Tymada rope (13-6-1 (10) in a four-way decision.

Judge Luis Pabon shot him 40-36.