Will Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis receive credit for his debut victory over Uisma Lima?

Ennis, Jaron ‘Boots’ says he plans to make a statement in his 154 debut against Uisma Lima on October 11, 2025 at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. The event will be displayed in Dazn.

Lima (14-1, 10 kos) was chosen by the promoter of “Boots”, Eddie Hearn, who wanted a “Hung” Fighter to prepare it for larger fighters, such as Vergil Ortiz Jr. and Xander Zayas. Hearn expects Lima, of 32 Easy brand.

“Yes, this struggle is there. Our main focus right now is to manage business, take out on the way and look good. I want to make a great statement for 154 pound business. Once I manage business, no matter who is,” said Jaron ‘boots’ ennis to Boxing of the story room About his next debut to 154 against Uisma Lima next month on October 11.

The problem is that Ennis may not receive credit to defeat the dark fighter, Uisma Lima, because he is not a fighter that many fans have heard of talking earlier. He has been out of the network during his six -year career, fighting these boys:

• Shervantaigh Koopman
• Sukhdeep Singh Bhatti
• Haro Matevosyan
• Araik Marutjan

These enemies are the last four Lima opponents and has consumed two years fighting them. It is incredible that you will fight against this type of opponents from 2023 to 2025 instead of climbing the world class to take on some of the 15 best contestants.

“In a new class of weight, I think it was time. But the time is here. It’s time to show -,” Ennis said.

It would have been better if Ennis promoter Eddie Hearn had selected a better known contestant and certainly more talented, 15 more than Lima. What jumps fans is when they look at the guy Lima was beaten, Aaron McKenna, on June 16, 2023.

Lima was completely dominated in this struggle, losing by a unanimous decision of ten rounds by scores 92-98, 93-98 and 91-100. McKenna is not considered one of the talented medium weights, so “boots” could have been fought instead of Lima.