Jaron Ennis is ready to take another step toward his undisputed dream when he takes on Eimantas Stanionis in a week’s time. Boots has long been a standout in the welterweight division, but this motivated, unforgiving version of him is a force that should put every fighter on edge. He is finally at the place every fan knew he could reach and now; he is ready to make a statement.

He looked dominant in his victory over Karen Chukhadzhian last year and would love to carry that momentum in 2025. And what better way to announce your arrival than with a walkout song to set the crowd ablaze? As he gets ready to embark on this new chapter, he revealed his picks for artists to walk him out, and they’re undeniably stellar selections.

Jaron Ennis picks a rap legend to walk him out

In a recent episode of Way Up With Angela Yee, the IBF Welterweight champion spilled details about his upcoming fight and plans for the future. During the conversation, Nah G Chill mentioned how Boots’ entrance is always something to marvel at. So, “if you get unlimited budget by Eddie Hearn, which artist would you get?” he asked.

It looked like Jaron Ennis already had a list prepared in his mind. He stated that he would like someone who has never walked anyone out before namedropping American rapper ‘Future.’ “I ain’t gonna lie, I would do Future. He never walked out nobody, you know he a big-time, big-time person. Future definitely be one of the top guys on my list cuz nobody walked out with him,” he revealed.

He didn’t stop there, hinting at a few other rappers he’d love to have by his side, before naming his dream pick: 50 Cent. He would absolutely love to be accompanied by the hip-hop legend, electrifying the whole arena. “I would mess with 50 too. I would let 50 walk me out for sure,” he stated.

Now, it is up to Eddie Hearn to allocate Boots enough budget to make it happen. Pair an epic entrance with Ennis’ signature in-ring fireworks, and you’ve got a recipe to ignite any venue. However, at the time, his only option to ignite the crowd is with a dominant performance. Something he is well aware of.

The best in the welterweight division

In a recent episode of Porter Way Podcast, Ennis revealed that he is not taking Stanionis or the unification bout lightly. Still, at this point, there is no one better than him in 147. He declared, “I know I’m the best in the welterweight division.” He also gave props to his Lithuanian opponent, terming him as the “second best.”

Boots has had a stellar career so far in the 147. However, as per the fans, he has yet to arrive here properly. For the longest time, Jaron Ennis refused to take on high-risk battles or even move up, leaving every fan wanting more. Now, with a golden chance in front of him and his grind finally bearing fruit, he’s vowing not to let it slip away, promising an explosive performance on April 12. “You’re gonna see a magnificent performance by me. A flawless performance. Just tune in,” he declared.

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