American top welterweight prospect (up to 66.7 kg) Jaron “Boots” Ennis (29-0, 27 KOs), who on January 7 at the Capital One Arena in Washington, DC, USA, will fight Karen Chukhadzhyan (21-1 , 11 KOs) from Ukraine in the fight for the “interim” IBF title, rejects even the slightest underestimation of the opponent.
“I never underestimate anyone,” said the prospect.
boxing scene. “It doesn’t matter if I fight a kid, a cousin or an aunt, I will train like a world title is at stake. And so before each fight. That’s why I’m always ready for everything that happens in the ring. It doesn’t matter how the opponents come out, what size they are… Whatever happens, I will always be ready and focused.”
25-year-old Ennis is the mandatory challenger in the IBF line, where Errol Spence is the champion. The latter cannot yet fight him, because the organization sanctioned the fight between the American and 26-year-old Chukhadzhyan.
There is no electricity and water in the hall because of the Russian Federation. Chukhadzhyan is confident that he will defeat Ennis
When asked if Karen could last longer than his last opponent, whom Ennis knocked out in the 2nd round, the American replied diplomatically: “We’ll see. I’m pretty sure he has European style and probably good boxing skills. So let’s see. Don’t know. We’ll see when I hit him.”
Recall that Spence was ordered to fight Ennis, but he has a loophole – and not one. Realizing that he was unlikely to see Errol anytime soon, Ennis challenged Crawford.
They say Thurman lost the coast: like he wanted $ 10 million for the fight with Ennis.