Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis is gearing up for his next challenge inside the squared circle this weekend against David Avanesyan, replacing the sidelined Cody Crowley. Ennis, now the IBF welterweight full champion after winning and defending the interim title, aims to maintain his unbeaten record.
David Avanesyan, the former WBA welterweight champion, poses as Ennis’s latest opponent, though he hasn’t fought since a December 2022 loss to Crawford. This hiatus and Ennis’s ascending dominance cast Avanesyan as a significant underdog against the Philadelphia native.
Ennis vs. Avanesyan: How Much Money Will Both Fighters Make?
According to NY Fights, Jaron Ennis will make $3.315 million for his upcoming fight, his first title defense after promotion to regular champion. It is his highest fight purse. On the other hand, David Avanesyan will make $585K.
Standing at 5′ 10″ with a reach of 74″, the 27-year-old Ennis boasts a flawless professional record of 31 wins, including 28 by knockout, in 31 total fights. On the other hand, 35-year-old Avanesyan, standing at 5′ 8″ with a reach of 68.5″, holds a record of 30 wins, 4 losses, and 1 draw, including 18 wins by knockout.
Betting Odds On Both The Fighters
Per BetMGM, Ennis is the -1400 betting favorite, while Rodriguez is the +700 underdog. The draw is +2500. A $100 wager on Lopez will yield a $107.4 payout if victorious. The equivalent wager on Claggett will yield a $800 payout.
Ennis and Avanesyan will likely make their ring walk at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, at approximately 10:37 PM ET on Saturday, July 13th, on 14th July at 3:37 AM BST in the United Kingdom. DAZN will stream the event globally.
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