ennis family boxing. Abreu is a solid top-20-to-25-ish guy, who stopped Jesus Soto Karass and lost a hotly debated decision Egidijus Kavaliauskas, affectionately known as “The Mean Machine”. Just how good remains to be seen, although he has no intention of sticking around for all ten rounds in order to find out. Ennis is the opener and has a chance to be the most exciting bout of the night as well. The bulk of Abreu’s career defeats have come against welterweights who have advanced to the contender stage and beyond—Humberto Soto having won titles in multiple weight divisions, Jamal James and Alexander Besputin picking up secondary titles (though Besputin having to give his back) and Egidijus Kavaliauskas emerging as a bubble contender. It is a city of fights and fighters, of hockey and heroes, of broken dreams and immortal glory, a city unlike any other. All 23 of his knockouts have come in four rounds or less. Known in years past as "Sin City" and "Babylon on the St. Lawrence", it saw more than its share of ring legends over the decades. In short, this will be a lot of people’s first impression upon meeting ‘Boots’ Ennis, and he is taking on a guy with a big amateur background, who knows how to not get hit clean. Amateur Career. That's right, you're #1 stop shop and source for all things Boxing. That would be some old Jimmie Walker Lets-Do-It-Again scenario if the both got dropped like that. Arum Vows Public War Over Mandatory Mismatches: It's a F--king Disgrace! Jaron Ennis will face Juan Carlos Abreu this Saturday, September 19th, as the first bout of a triple-header starting at 6 PM PST on Showtime. Jaron Ennis put Juan Carlo Abreu down three times and stopped him in the sixth round of a scheduled 10-round fight Saturday. Philadelphia’s Ennis (25-0, 23KOs) has been the distance just twice in his young career, though not since 2017 and has never fought past six rounds. Abreu: Either Jaron Ennis Knocks Me Out Or I Will Knock Him Out. Ennis is able to land explosive bursts along with unique and uncommon combos that have me taking notice. In short, this is Ennis’ first chance to be seen by more eyeballs as the main event features Erickson Lubin, the man who somewhat started the trend of turning pro early, against 2012 Olympian Terrell Gausha, a solid crossroads fight for both fighters. This will be his first real fight. The only fighter comparable to Abreu that Ennis has faced, in my opinion, is his last opponent from January, Bakhtiyar Eyubov, a man who San Francisco-local Karim Mayfield, in my opinion, beat, but was not awarded the decision. “I’m gonna take him into my territory and this fight will end in knockout. I love the fire in Juan Carlos. 2014 US National … Show 'em watcha got! Abreu is not soft, he will fight, he will box, he will look to win and worst case he will look to survive. The Philadelphia, PA welterweight who has been in a boxing gym for as long as he has been alive training at his father, Derek “Bozy” Ennis’ gym or his Instagram account refers to it, a dungeon. Jaron “Boots” Ennis (25-0, 23 KOs), is a fighter, whomever hardcore boxing fan knows, surely all the fighters who grew up in USA Boxing know of him, but as of now, very surely isn’t a household name, and occasional boxing fan or the fan of a certain network fan might not know him. More than likely he’s operating not at his best cuz he’s killing him self making 147, He said maybe it's better if they both knock eachother out in the same round!
