“Let it happen!”: Coach Bernie Davis calls on Hearn for the ‘best struggle’ between Powerhouse Norman Jr. and to finance Ennis

Coach Bernie Davis says the WBO Welterweight Champion Brian Norman jr. Is the ‘strongest puncher’ in the 147 -pound division after wiping out in three rounds last month on March 29. Davis says Norman jr. And Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis is the ‘best struggle’ in the Welterweight section.

The battle cannot take place unless the promoter of Boots, Eddie Hearn, offers a large enough offer to make it worthwhile for Norman JR. (27-0, 21 COs) to agree. He did not want to increase the $ 1.7 million offer to $ 2.2 million that Norman and his father asked.

All it would take is an extra $ 500,000. Ennis was able to Norman Jr. on November 9 last year. Fighting, instead of being embarrassed in their re -broadcast at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia by Karen Chukhadzhian. As it is cheap, and its stock has dropped to the fight.

If Hearn was the last time to sweeten the agreement, what makes you think he wants to increase the offer even more now that the popularity of Norman JR has increased? As Brian jr. Now, $ 3 million, will Hearn be prepared to invest in the future of Ennis? I doubt it. As such, Ennis can now move just after 154 and start again. Hopefully this time his promoter Hearn will not be Scrooge McDuck When it comes to negotiation.

“Strongest puncher”

‘Brian Norman is the Strongest puncher at WelterweightAnd for the fact alone and with the title and his excellent knockout, the man pays and gets him in the ring. This is the best struggle that can be fed at welterweight, ”coach Bernie Davis said Millcity BoxingPraise the WBO welterweight champion Brian Norman jr. And want to see a battle between him and unite the bisexual champion Jaron ‘Boot’ Ennis.

It is easy to see the difference in power between Norman Jr., 24 and Boots Ennis. The loud sound of Norman’s bumps as their country is much harder than Ennis’s shots and the damage they do to his opponents.

Boots could not go through a fight against him, and taken the kind of shots he was hit in his last two fights against Eimantas Stanionis and Karen Chukhadzhian.

“I could see that Brian Norman was hit much easier, because boots got their hands quickly,” Davis said. ‘Brian Norman just stands there. He doesn’t really have a good head movement or anything like that. I just think it’s a good fight. He is a young champion. He is a strong champion who believes in himself, and he was with him (Ennis). “

Norman jr. Standing flat, which explains why his blows are so difficult. However, it is natural power. Ennis does not hit it so if he is flat, even though he is a bigger fighter after rehydrating. Norman Jr., 5’8 ″, is two inches shorter than the 5’10 ”boots, and more compact with its power.

“When it comes to cosmetics, that’s the only reason we say boots (would win), because boots have the lightning style, but Brian Norman is coming,” Davis said. “Have you seen Brian Norman put the hurt on that boy?” Bernie said of Norman Jr.’s knockout victory over Derrieeck Cuevas on March 29.

Cuevas stopped his feet after Norman Jr. Hurt him in that battle. He knew that if he kept fighting, he would be knocked out immediately because he was in trouble after taking the big shot.

Tank -like hits

“Did you see the last time he did to that guy? That guy came out with a lot (firepower), and he took the shot, ‘says Bernie. “Brian Norman took that shot.

“He hit him upside down and didn’t even drop him. He dropped him with a power stick. The man said, “I don’t want anymore,” Bernie said that Cuevas stopped his feet after Norman Jr. Hurt him in the third round.