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Ennis whale shoes over 6 to 1 weaker, you should seriously interrogate!
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11 months agoon
By Frank Bay: The main event did not meet the noise on the terrible card from top to bottom. The only thing I could think about by watching Jaron “Boots” Ennis Outsulged Eimantas Stanionis wondered what weight Ennis was fighting.
After completing the only question was whether there was any drug tests in this fight. While Stanionis looked like powerful, well-built, decent 147-pound, Ennis looked like a super average weight. But I think a dead gift was the size of Jaron Ennis’s skull. It looked three times greater than his previous fights, in which he was frail.
The reality is that due to the loose rules of boxing it was not a fair fight on the day she was signed. We knew that Stanionis had been inactive for over a year and a half and had one fight in almost three, but the size difference was glaring. Now you can see why Stanionis was so huge weaker.
Many of us thought it was closer to the fight on paper because Stanionis was a champion. For the most part of this kind of unification in boxing, they usually mean that warriors are equal in talent. But now we see the reason why Ennis avoided transfer to 154. He has a significant advantage over every natural 147-pound warr.
While Stanionis had his moments, Ennis never seemed to be threatened by a much smaller man. Ennis used a lot of side movement in combination with keeping stab in Stanionis’s face. Stanionis was never able to go inside and work on the body as he wanted. Perhaps there were 3 to 4 actual exchanges, but the gigantic advantage of Ennis’s power was obvious. Ennis’s body shots had a noticeable impact on Stanionis early.
Status quo
Stanionis was a game and gave everything he had. The difference in size at night of the fight was simply too much to overcome. The Mory and Mannix advertisement team threw a tile innis to Ennis, but even they had to admit that Ennis “Size size in combination with the lack of activity Stanionis was a decisive factor.
However, at the end of the fight, they comfortably overlooked something and tried to convince naive fans that this win placed Ennis on the P4P list. It was a clear example of company shilling.
I understand that they only do their work, but how can fans take them seriously and consider them reliable, if they do not confirm that it was not a fair fight?
Stanionis gave everything he could, pressing the action until Ennis finally dropped him during the exchange. Ennis was somewhat marked with a stiff, solid Stanionis JAB, but that was not enough. It was annoying when his corner throws a towel. Sergio Mora called it “without masses”, which, I think, is unfair because it was not Stanionis who gave up. The corner should allow their man to go out on the shield in the fight for such a scale. Stanionis never has this opportunity again.
Now, earlier, I mentioned that it was not a fair fight. That is why the chances reflected it even against fans who feel that this is the great battle. I also predicted that we would see unexpectedly and once again nailed it. Stanionis giving up them was the last thing someone expected.
Weight intimidation is a thing
But he should be beat like a dead horse. We must emphasize that Ennis was a super average weight in the ring, for example, when Devin Haney almost died to earn 135 pounds so that he could have at least 160 pounds plus on the night of fighting.
This is a 25-year weight difference on the night of the fight. The point is not that Ennis was somewhere in these lines. There is no one real person who can deny that Ennis did not look like the 3rd grade above Stanionis.
Ennis fans will shout that it is fair because he gained weight. Ordinary dishonest arguments of bad lights will accumulate. But my proof and proof are Eddie Hearn and Ennis, who admit they are persecutors.
Hearna’s main belief that Ennis would win was that he fought in unification that would allow him full hydration. Ennis confirmed the same thing, which Eddie said. These parties are smoking pistols for dishonest naysayers. Hearn and Ennis admit that they depart to the moment of almost fatal consequences.
Nobody in their right mind would take such drastic measures if not without a reason. No person with no honesty and honesty would risk their health, risking death or, worse, for little benefits. Anyone who claims that this is not done to the benefit of being a bang, is either a liar or completely blunt.
Proof in pudding
Richard Hitchins interviews were interviewed during the main event. He talked about what he could fully moisturize. Hitchins is also another rascal. He told the fans how it is done and why it will end.
Hitchins at some point refused to challenge Subriel Matias, because it was a fight sanctioned by IBF, which meant that he would not be able to utilize his best weapon, being a truck. Simply put, it is unfair.
Look at one of Devin Haney’s biggest excuses, as he lost to Ryan Garcia: 3 pounds Ryan came. Devin cried that he had to kill himself to earn a scale and Ryan did not. So we know that weight is the main decisive factor when it comes to the integrity of the fight.
Boxing increased from revival on the same day to 24-hour indicators for safety reasons. Now, in contradiction with intuition, which becomes even more threatening, fighters A, such as Ennis and Haney, can negotiate the weight almost two days before the fight.
This allows less time to kill your bodies and more time for protected hydration. This means that fighters who have no interest in a specific weight class could kill themselves so that they could choose naturally smaller men. This is done with the awareness that they have a clear advantage because they can bend the rules. In other words, they are allowed to cheat the system legally.
This is not only a fraud, but more threatening to enable this kind of fraud due to the health risk that it entails. It allows fighters to fight opponents who would not be able to do in a truthful system. It is common sense that a warrior would be more exposed to fighting a man three times greater than forced to weigh the same day.
In a similar way, but in the opposite direction, Tank Davis made sure that Ryan Garcia could not weigh their fight inside, making sure Ryan kills his body much more. Indeed, very grubby tactics. Knowledge about what is going on in battle, accepting weight and hydration is a huge factor in determining the winner.
It is amazing, at least how fans and critics freely overlook what we all see. When the fighters go on weight and overcome larger people, this is considered the highest achievement in boxing, just like Crawford tries to do with Alvarez.
If this is true, it must also be wrinkled when much larger men utilize precise tactics and less than ethical strategies to get a sports advantage.
Therefore, bearing in mind this knowledge, I must say that I was not impressed by Ennis’s contaminated victory. It was like watching a bodybuilding competition in which you do not understand that none of them is real. There is nothing sporty or competitive. None of them is natural athletes and kill themselves for the illusion of winning.
Finally, this terrible card and its upcoming schedule reminded me of why I canceled my annual Dazna subscription and bought only a month to a month, if there are fights that I consider to see. Raymond Ford’s fight made me hated Hearna.
Ford’s opponent, Thomas Mattice, fought as if he had received a nice envelope behind the scenes. Other fights were simply more crushing. If it wasn’t for him to give up Stanionis Corner, this night would be rather forgotten.
Farewell, you can’t say much about Ennis until we see how he fights someone with his own size. I assure you that other great names may not want to fight him after what they see, but not for the reasons given.
No, I can promise that other names will want an even field against Ennis. They will want to test Ennis before, during and after the fight. Don’t be surprised if he fights him because of tests, weighing and problems with determining hydration.
People from boxing in knowledge are comments. Last night was unfair and there is no chance that any known boxing service would allow them to cheat their fighters.
Last updated 04/13/2025
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“My next fight will definitely be under a credible name, bigger than Jamaine Ortiz,” Keyshawn told Fight Hub TV.
Since stopping Jamaine Ortiz in the 12th round on January 31 at Madison Square Garden, Keyshawn has been openly calling for bigger fights. He has mentioned names from junior welterweights and welterweights in interviews and on social media, including Devin Haney, Isaac “Pitbull” Cruz, Richardson Hitchins, Lewis Crocker and Lamont Roach Jr.
These challenges followed a performance that Keyshawn pointed to as evidence that he was among the top contenders. He dropped and stopped Ortiz in a fight where several previous opponents had gone the distance against a hard-wearing opponent. Now Keyshawn says the next step will take him to a welterweight title shot.
“I think I’m on the rise,” Keyshawn said when asked about the importance of his next fight, confirming plans to compete at 147 pounds and indicating the fight will be for the world championship.
Keyshawn did not name his opponent, but hinted that the fight would be a step up from his last fight. He also said that discussions about this fight have already taken place and that his return could come sooner than many expect.
A move up to welterweight would place Keyshawn in one of boxing’s most competitive divisions, with several established fighters already competing for title opportunities and championship fights receiving constant attention.
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Canelo Alvarez talked about how long he could stay in the sport before hanging up his gloves and opting for a decorated career.
The 35-year-old is already destined for a place in the Hall of Fame, as he became a four-division world champion, but he still wants to compete at the highest level.
Since his professional debut in 2005, the Mexican has made 68 appearances and has twice become the undisputed king of the 168-pound division, scoring notable victories over the likes of Callum Smith and Caleb Plant.
However, his most critical victory came in the middleweight division, where Alvarez made a very controversial decision by majority vote in a rematch with Gennady Golovkin in 2018.
More controversial was their first meeting a year earlier, when many felt Golovkin had done enough to claim a convincing victory and the Kazakhstan ended in a draw.
Still, Canelo received plenty of credit for his follow-up triumph before dethroning Sergei Kovalev to capture the WBO featherlight heavyweight title over a year later.
Alvarez’s second undisputed super middleweight reign came to an end last September when Terence Crawford moved up two weight classes and won a unanimous decision.
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The all-Japan clash was formally announced at a press conference in Japan. The fight will be broadcast live on Lemino pay-per-view; US distribution rights have not yet been announced.
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