154-Pound Goldmine For Boots Ennis: Road To Stardom And Money

Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis needs to move to 154 to use the money to fight fighters like Vergil Ortiz Jr., Terence Crawford, Sebastian Fundora, and Tim Tszyu. He doesn’t need to stay in the empty section of 147 for his minimum goal of not being there.

We just saw a bad looking Vergil get knocked out twice and handed a win over WBC Junior middleweight champion Serhii Bohachuk last Saturday.

Vergil Ortiz: Easy Target

That performance showed that Crawford will easily defeat Vergil Ortiz if the Honorable Turki Alalshikh chooses to make that fight next. If Crawford beats Vergil, his popularity will drop, and Bots Ennis will be worth nothing. It’s bad

If Boot Ennis can get to Vergil Ortiz before Crawford, he can destroy him in a big money fight and then use his fame to face all the top names in the 154. It doesn’t matter that Vergil avoids Ennis at 154 if he moves up because many other well-known fighters will fight him at that division. Vergil’s promoters at Golden Boy will probably continue to protect him until they get a Crawford match, but that’s okay. Ennis could fight some notable fighters at 154.

Stopping at 147 is a priority for Boot Ennis because he is spinning his wheels at this stage. If he or his promoters aren’t confident in his ability to fight at 154, it’s a good idea to stay at 147.

This concludes that some fans are starting to believe in Boot because they must know his promoters that his fame will not increase by staying at 147 so that he does not exist. They should also know that they will make less money staying at welterweight than moving to 154, where they will have more options.

Leaving 147 Behind is Important

Boot Ennis (32-0, 29 KOs) needs to forget about his superficial goal of becoming the undisputed champion at 147 because that won’t advance his career, make him a star, or make him a lot of money.

Bots will spend 1-3 years trying to become the undefeated welterweight champion, but that will not make him a star because the fights he will face to win the last three remaining belts are not popular for him. to get anything by beating them.

Ennis and his promoter, Eddie Hearn, thought that a star like Crawford could be built by ending up uncontested at the age of 147. He became famous because of his victory over Errol Spence. If Crawford had moved up to 154, he would have become famous much sooner in his career.