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IBF interim Welterweight champion Jaron Ennis showcased his exceptional skills and knockout power in a thrilling 10th-round stoppage victory over Roman Villa. Moreover, with this impressive performance, Ennis solidified his status as one of the top contenders in the welterweight division.

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Facing a tough and determined opponent in Roiman Villa, ‘Boots’ showcased his diverse skill set and ring IQ. Throughout the bout, he demonstrated superb footwork, lightning-fast hand speed, and devastating power. Despite Villa’s resilience, the IBF champion strategically dismantled him, culminating in a sensational left hook-right uppercut combination that sealed the victory in the 10th round. However, Ennis is already looking ahead to his next challenge, setting his sights on the winner of the highly anticipated clash between Errol Spence and Terence Crawford.

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Jaron Ennis wants to face the winner of Spence vs Crawford

In the post-fight interview after his victory, ‘Boots’ wasted no time in expressing his desire to face the winner of the highly anticipated showdown between Spence and Crawford. Understanding the magnitude and significance of the bout, Ennis acknowledged it as a great fight and a true 50-50 matchup. In addition, with both considered among the best welterweights in the world, the interim champion eagerly awaits the outcome, hoping to secure a future showdown with the victor.

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We got to wait for Errol Spence and ‘Bud’ to fight and you know. I want the winner of that fight. Spence-Crawford is a great fight, a 50-50 fight, may the best man win. And Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis wants the winner of Errol Spence and Terence Crawford. Let’s make it happen.” he said

By calling out the winner, Ennis is displaying his confidence and belief in his own abilities to compete at the highest level. However, while he patiently awaits the Spence-Crawford winner, he also remains open to facing other top welterweights in the division. This was made clear after ‘Boots’ came out and challenge other top welterweights in the division.

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Ennis issues a challenge to top welterweight contenders

Ennis’s ambition doesn’t stop at targeting the winner of the Spence-Crawford bout. In his quest for more significant challenges, he expressed interest in facing Eimantas Stanionis, Keith Thurman, and Yordenis Ugas. Moreover, Ennis expressed his desire to step into the ring one more time before the end of the year, aiming to make it three fights in total.

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“Vergil Ortiz fell out so I’ll take Stanionis in a heartbeat. I want to get into the ring one more time before the end of the year to make it three. Stanionis, Keith Thurman, (Yordenis) Ugas, Bud, Spence. All the top guys out there. Let’s make these fights happen,” he added.

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Ennis’s hunger for challenging matchups and his willingness to take on tough opponents display his determination to make a significant impact in the sport.  In addition, as he continues to rise through the ranks, boxing fans can look forward to thrilling matchups and a promising future for  “Boots” in the welterweight division.

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Sahil Sood is a Boxing writer at EssentiallySports, who specializes in covering live events and core sports. Sahil holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication and has authored over 1300 articles at EssentiallySports. His coverage of Sylvester Stallone's training with Earnie Shavers was widely praised for its depth and insight. As a practitioner of Jiu-Jitsu and a passionate fan of combat sports, Sahil's love for the sport shines through in his writing. His favorite bout, Roberto Duran vs 'Sugar' Ray Leonard, is a testament to his appreciation for the all-time classics and his deep understanding of the technical aspects of boxing. Aside from his writing, Sahil's life revolves around his training for national tournaments, reflecting the same dedication and discipline that he brings to his work as a boxing writer.

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