A rotten agreement? Hearn demands ‘ambition’ from Norman Jr.

Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis’ Promoter, Eddie Hearn, climbs on his soap box, and lecture WBO Welterweight Champion Brian Norman Jr. “Show Ambition” By agreeing to fight in the Wells Fargo Center in the hometown of Boots in Philadelphia in the Wells Fargo Center.

Hearn complained that Norman Jr. (27-0, 21 COs) and the other champion at 147 only think about their battles. He pointed out that Norman Jr. Made only $ 150k For his last battle on March 29 against Derrieeck Cuevas, and he had second invoice and fought on the bottom map of Mikaela Mayer against Sandy Ryan.

Minimization of value

By calling the wallet of Brian Norman Jr. for his fight against Cuevas, trying to Hearn to chip away On his self -esteem to motivate him to fight Boots Ennis in a less than ideal situation for less money and in his hometown Philadelphia.

Hearn’s psychological printing tactics

• Norman minimizes Jr’s value: By revealing that his wallet was $ 150,000 for his title defense against Derrieeck Cuevas, Hearn Norman Jr. Be less important and unworthy of a large wallet for a fight against Ennis. In other words, Norman’s feelings of self -esteem undermine to make him fight against boots.
• Public pressure creates: If the public pressure Norman jr. To fight boots, he will agree to the fight and are more likely to accept a smaller wallet.
• Ambition argument: Hearn plays on the idea that Norman Jr. Its popularity and marketability can increase by fighting Ennis in a unification. By fighting, he would show that he was trying to strive for more. However, he would fight on Ennis’s conditions in his backyard for less money.

IBF 147-pound champion boots (34-0, 30 food) defeated WBA belt holder Eimantas Stanionis (15-1, 9 COs) with a sixth round last Saturday night in the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Stanionis looked ring-hard, slow and basically against Ennis. He was easy to opt for the IBF Champion Boots, which looked like a junior middleweight fighting a welter weight. Without the IBF’s 10-pound rehydration rule, Ennis in the ring looked big. He appeared sickly and on Friday’s weigh -in.

‘More money’ question

‘After such a performance, we take no less money, We take more money”Says promoter Eddie Hearn at the Press conference after battleTalk about his fighter, IBF Welterweight Champion Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis, after his sixth round victory over WBA champion Eimantas Stanionis last Saturday night at the Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City.

Well, there it is. Hearn says he wants Boots Ennis to ‘take more money’ for his less struggle, which means that Norman Jr. Or the WBC champion, Mario Barrios, can expect less to face him in a single match. In addition, they will have to agree to fight boots in his hometown of Philadelphia in the Wells Fargo Center. What a rotten agreement.

“So, the other guys, they will be paid, but they have to show a little ambition. It’s just money, money, money, money, ‘says Hearn. ‘What about trying to be #1 in the section? Guys like Brian Norman. With all respect for Brian Norman. He has just selected for $ 150,000 on the bottom map of Mikaela Mayer against Sandy Ryan in the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas.

‘If we return to the Wells Fargo (in Ennis’s hometown in Philadelphia), he will fill the whole place, 18, 19,000 indisputable. So, there is money in the pot, but you also have to show ambition, ‘says Hearn, and send a message to WBO welterweight champion Brian Norman Jr. to agree to fight in boots’ hometown.