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Jaron Ennis vs. Shakhram Giyasov is a mighty possibility of the next fight, despite the lack of formal announcement

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IBF CHEAME OF WHEELS, JARON “BOOTS” Ennis will have to defend his newly winning WBA title against his mandatory Shakhram Giyasov Then, instead of a unification match with the WBO master Brian Norman Jr. or owner of the WBC belt Mario Barrios.

Giyasow threat

Giyasov (17-0, 10 KO) will be a risky struggle for Ennis because it is technically more qualified than he is, and is huge for division. Last Saturday, Giyasov looked like a younger medium weight, knocking out Franco Ocampo in the fourth round in Boardwalk Hall in Atlanta City, Modern Jersey. Thanks to the size, power and technical skills of Giyasov, he could beat his shoes.

Promoter Eddie Hearn will not be content that the shoes will fight Giyasov so quickly, but it cannot be avoided. If Ennis wants to leisurely down, he can. This is the only way Giyasov can twist.

The Silver Olympic medalist Giyasov 2016 has already moved to the side to fight Stanionis with Ennis in the struggle of unification. He probably won’t move to the side and why would he do it? Ennis has no struggle of tap unification for another fight.

It is believed that Norman (27-0, 21 KO) defends against 2 WBO Jin Sasaki then in Japan for a lot of money. Cheerful Sasaki (19-1-1, 17 Kos) has already been called by Norman Jr. After his last fight with Derriek Cuevas on March 29, and Dad Brian Jra liked this fight.

Promoter Boots, Eddie Hearn, fought at a press conference after the fight last Saturday evening about how he wants to fight uniform with Brian Norman Jr. or WBC Master Mario Barrios. None of these fights will occur. It is said that Barrios is fighting Errol Spence. If this fight does not happen, Manny Pacquiao is the second guy. Both of these fights will be great payments for Barrios.

“Just play” claim

“This kid has so many gears and levels to pass. I said to him:” You took a few “and he thought,” Yes, I just played, “said Eddie Hearn. Social boxing About the victory of Jaron “Boots” Ennis nad Eimantas Stanionis last Saturday.

Ennis did not play. Stanionis caught him because he has penniless defense skills. His defective defense was even more noticeable during this fight, because he opened, fighting aggressively.

“He [Stanionis] He beat. His nose was broken – said Hearn. “You talk about Brian Norman. All people care about money. The point is that sports proves that you are the best and really tiring when you have people who receive eight or ten times more than ever to prove themselves against the great in great fight.”

The money, which was reportedly earned by Stanionis for the fight of Ennis, amounted to $ 1.8 million, which was much below $ 2.2 million, that Brian Norman Jr. And his father want to fight with shoes. Last time Norman Jr. $ 1.7 million was offered. So Hearn raises $ 100,000 for fighting shoes.

Offer $ 1.8 million

“You just want to keep preparing,” said Hearn. “Tonight the shoes took less money so that we could overpay Stanionis. He did a fortune tonight. We will pay Norman the same money as Stanionis [$1.8 million]IN what is a fortune. But the shoes don’t take less. We must give him more money because he deserves to be paid. There must be an element of the desire to fight best and prove yourself.

“You must put such performances on such a stage to stand in the ring and say,” I told you the fuck. ” This kid [Ennis] is one. He is 27 years old-said Hearn.

Last updated on 14.04.2025

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Tim Bradley Predicts Canelo Alvarez vs Christian Mbilli: Hes Going to Piece Him Up

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Tim Bradley Predicts Canelo Alvarez vs Christian Mbilli: "He's Going to Piece Him Up"

Tim Bradley anticipates a “hell of a fight” unfolding between Canelo Alvarez and Christian Mbilli, but only sees one man emerging victorious on October 31.

The pair will collide in a super-middleweight contest in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with Mbilli making a first defence of his WBC world title.

He was upgraded from ‘interim’ to full champion following the retirement of Terence Crawford, who became the undisputed 168lb king by dethroning Canelo with a unanimous decision victory in September.

That same night, Mbilli defended his then-interim belt with a 10-round draw against Lester Martinez, producing a performance that aptly reflected his high-volume style.

But while the Frenchman does, indeed, force a considerable pace in the ring, many doubt that this will be enough to trump the 36-year-old Canelo.

Despite coming to the end of his decorated career, the Mexican hardly disgraced himself against Crawford and, prior to that, had remained unbeaten since his 2022 defeat to Dmitry Bivol.

Not only that, but many feel Alvarez is a more technically savvy operator than Mbilli, who throws punches in bunches but typically comes forward in straight lines.

It is partly because of this that Hall of Famer Bradley, while speaking with FightHypehas predicted a dominant victory for Canelo.

“He going to piece Mbilli’s ass up. I like Mbilli – tough guy, comes to bring the pain. It’s going to be a hell of a fight. But Canelo going to catch and shoot on his ass all night long.

“Uppercuts, hooks … it’s going to be bad. [Canelo’s] going to look like he’s back [to his best].”

By “catch and shoot”, Bradley means he is expecting Canelo to punish Mbilli with his counterpunching prowess, even if the 31-year-old keeps springing back with relentless aggression.

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Shakur Stevenson Challenges Devin Haney to Step Up Against KO Champion: You Have No Other Option

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Devin Haney is currently searching for his next opponent and Shakur Stevenson believes there is only one option for him.

Haney hasn’t fought since becoming a three-division world champion when he defeated Brian Norman Jr by unanimous decision to win the WBO welterweight title back in November.

He has been rumoured to face a number of opponents since then, including Stevenson himself, but it looked like ‘The Dream’ would finally settle on a mandatory showdown with Keyshawn Davis after Top Rank won the purse bid for the clash last week.

Those plans went up in smoke when Davis pulled out of the contest, and Stevenson has explained why he thinks Haney now must target a battle against unified super-welterweight champion Jaron Ennis.

“You said you’d fight Conor Benn? You said you’d find Xander. Why the f**k you don’t say you want to fight Boots now? Matter of fact, you’ve got no other option.

“There’s nobody else on the table. There’s no me, there’s no Key[shawn Davis]there’s no Rolly. Who do you go to? Boots is free. Go get him.”

Ennis previously became unified champion at welterweight before moving up to 154lbs, making an instant impact in the new division when he stopped Xander Zayas in June to win the WBA and WBO super-welterweight titles.

It remains to be seen whether Haney would have any interest in moving up in weight to take on Ennis, with ‘Boots’ also having been linked to fights against IBF champion Josh Kelly, and fellow unbeaten star Vergil Ortiz.

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New World Champion Aims to Follow Canelo and Golovkin as Top Middleweight

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"New World Champion Aims to Follow Canelo and Golovkin as Top Middleweight"

A newly-crowned world champion believes he has what it takes to follow in the footsteps of Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin by becoming the best middleweight fighter on the planet.

Canelo and Golovkin each ruled the 160lb division for a number of years, culminating in two middleweight battles between the pair and one at super-middleweight.

While ‘GGG’ may have last competed in 2022, Canelo remains active, but now fights at super-middleweight, opening the door for a fighter to step up and become the top dog in the middleweight division.

One man who believes he can do just that is Aaron McKenna, who won the vacant IBF middleweight title with a unanimous decision win over Etinosa Oliha in Dublin on Saturday.

Speaking to Sky Sports following that win, McKenna explained how he has ambitions to pick up where the likes of Canelo and Golovkin left off.

“It doesn’t matter [who’s next]whoever wants it. I’m easy to find now, I have a belt. There’s no hiding any more. I want to collect every single belt in boxing. I’m the best middleweight and super-middleweight in the world. I don’t mind jumping up.

“The middleweight division’s there to be took over. It’s been dying for years since GGG (Golovkin) and Canelo left it. I said it again, a year ago, I think I’m going to be the man to take it over.”

The other world champions at 160lbs may have a thing or two to say about McKenna’s plan, as Denzel Bentley is the current WBO champion, Carlos Adamas holds the WBC belt, and Erislandy Lara is the WBA titleholder.

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