Ennis debuts at 154 vs Uisma Lima

Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis says he’s going to show the fans ‘The new’ boots’‘In his debut on 154 against Uuis Lima on Saturday, October 11 at the Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia.

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The new boots arrive

Ennis (34-0, 30 costs) believes that he will be stronger at 154 than he was when he fought at 147, and that he had to take up large amounts of weight. This week, however, he looked at the 154 -pound weight limit for Friday’s weigh -in as he did when he fought at Welterweight.

Boots’ statement Mission

“I’m glad I can fight a top -10 -man at 154. He is very confident. As he said, he is a getaway. He hit some of these guys. I am glad that I have a confident man in front of me. I’m going to show the world the new ‘boots’ at 154,’ says Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis to Ring magazineDiscuss his fight against Uuis Lima this Saturday.

While Lima is technically a top -10 contender for junior middleweight, he does not have the resume to indicate that he belongs there. He has not yet had a top 15-level contenders during his

“I stay focused on the task ahead. I try to get this money and try to make a statement at 154. Then we can talk about these other guys after that, ‘Ennis said when he was asked if fans would see him fighting in 2026 against Vergil Ortiz Jr.

Critics are still skeptical

Ennis should have rejected his promoter, Eddie Hearn’s decision when he chose Uisama Lima for his debut in 154. There are many fighters in the weight class he could have fought that he was the favorite to beat, and the fans would give him credit.

These are the fighters who want fans to see that Ennis is fighting:

Vergil Ortiz jr.
Terence crawford
Sebastian fundora
Xander Zayas
Jesus Ramos jr.
Erickson Lubi
Serhii Bohachuk
Israil Madrimov
Keith Thurman
Abass baraou
Tim Tszyu

The weight bullying debate

Considering what drained of ‘Boots’ Ennis this week, the chances are that he stays in the 154 section long enough to fight even four of the above fighters. He is all too big for the division, which says a lot about his time at 147.

It semifies the argument that some fans have the ‘boots’ a weight bully when he fought against welter weight.

By Sean Jones – Fight Game analyst, Chronicling Boxing since 2016.