Coach Bernie Davis says that the Welter weight champion Brian Brian Norman Jr. is the “strongest hitter” in the 147 -pound division after seeing him destroy Derrieck Cuevas in three rounds last month on March 29. Davis says Norman Jr. and Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis are the “best fight” in the Welter weight division.
The fight may not happen unless the boot promoter, Eddie Hearn, present an offer large enough to be worth it for Norman Jr. (27-0, 21 kos) to agree. He didn’t want to increase the offer from $ 1.7 million to $ 2.2 million that Norman and his father were asking.
Everything that would have taken are additional $ 500,000. Ennis could have fought against Norman Jr. on November 9 of last year instead of being ashamed by Karen Chukhadzhian in his revenge at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. Being cheap Cost Ennis, and its stock collapsed after that fight.
If Hearn was too saving to want to sweeten the treatment the last time, what makes you think that he will want to increase the offer even more now than the popularity of Norman JR has increased? If Brian Jr. wants $ 3 million now, will Hearn be willing to invest in the future of Ennis? I doubt. As such, Ennis could also move up to 154 now and start over. Luckily, this time, its promoter Hearn will not be Scrooge McDuck When it comes to negotiating.
“Strong”
“Brian Norman is the stronger for welter weightAnd only for that fact and with the title and its excellent knockouts, pay man and put it in the ring. It is the best fight that can be done at the Welter weight, “said coach Bernie Davis for Millcity boxingpraising the welter weight champion of the Ombrian Brian Norman Jr. and wanting to see a fight between him and the unified champion of two orientations 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 blows when they land is much stronger than Ennis’s shots and the damage they make to their opponents.
The boots could not pass a fight against him, taking the type of shots with which he was beaten in his last two fights against Eimantas Stanionis and Karen Chukhadzhian.
“I could see Brian Norman being beaten much easier because Boots has fast hands,” Davis said. “Brian Norman is simply there. He really doesn’t have a good head movement or anything like that. I think it’s a good fight. He is a young champion. He is a strong champion who believes in himself, and has been in the combat ring with him (Ennis).”
Norman Jr. stands flat, explaining why his blows are so difficult. However, that is natural force. Ennis does not hit like this when he is flat, even though he is a bigger fighter after rehydrating. Norman JR, 5’8 ″, is two inches shorter than the boots of 5’10 ”, and more compact with its power.
“As for cosmetics, that is the only reason we say boots (he would win), because Boots has the striking style, but Brian Norman comes,” Davis said. “Did you see how Brian Norman put the wounds in that boy?” Bernie said about the victory of Norman Jr’s third round over Derrieck Cuevas on March 29.
Cuevas stopped standing after Norman Jr. hurt him in that fight. He knew that if he continued fighting, he would be knocked out immediately because he was in trouble after taking that great shot.
Tank -shaped blows
“Did you see what he did to that guy the last time? That guy came out with a lot (fire power), and took that opportunity,” said Bernie. Brian Norman took that shot.
“He hit him upside down and did not even drop him. He dropped him with a blow of power. The man said: ‘I don’t want to,” Bernie said about caves to stand after Norman Jr. hurt him in the third round.
Last update on 04/16/2025
