Jaron Ennis is addressed to the future struggle with Vergil Ortiz Jr., prioritizes indisputable heavyweight status

Jaron ‘boots’ Ennis says “A day” He and Vergil Ortiz Jr. They could fight “in the future”, but they are not ready to say when it will be. Ennis (33-0, 29 kos) is still focused on capturing all heavyweight belts to become the indisputable champion before passing until 154.

Boxing fans on social media do not believe Ennis. They think they just say he will fight against Vergil Jr. For the purposes of the force because, if he really wanted to deal with it, he would have accepted a day of payment on the Card of the Riyadh season on February 22.

Ignoring the money

It is believed that the money I would have made to Ortiz Jr. This card believes that he gets what he gets for his fight against unification against WBA heavy weight champion, Eimantas Stanionis, this Saturday night, April 12, at the Atlantic Boardwalk Hall, New Jersey. Jaron could have fought against Ortiz Jr., but he has chosen to stay at 147 and fight the smallest, weakest and less talented fighters.

Given the policy involved in the struggle for belts, it could take years before Ennis captures the remaining belts and spend up to 154 to fight against Vergil Jr. Then Ortiz Jr. It could happen to 160.

Ennis promoter Eddie Hearn must be frustrated by his willingness to spend up to 154 to take fights than he would contribute more money than he gets in the safety of 147, fighting against unnamed boys. It is not profitable for Hearn that Ennis will stay at 147 instead of climbing until 154.

“A day”

“Surely. I think one day we could see ourselves fighting in the future. But right now, I’m a 147 pound Ring Magazine When asked if you will ever fight Vergil Ortiz Jr.

“What people do not realize is that when I was fighting at 147, I had a secondary IBF weight for 2 1/2 and 3 years. I have been doing it for a long time. I have not this time. Hopefully it is the best I have ever been,” Ennis said about his fight against unification against WBA champion, the heavy weight champion Eimantas Stanionis.