Jaron Ennis Delivers Brutal Message Ahead of Karen Chukhadzhian Fight

On Saturday, November 9, Jaron Ennis (32-0, 29 KOs) will defend his IBF welterweight title against Karen Chukhadzhian (24-2, 13 KOs). This bout will be the co-main event alongside Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez (20-0, 13 KOs) against Pedro Guevara (42-4-1, 22 KOs). The entire Matchroom Boxing card from the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, will stream live on DAZN in over 200 countries across the globe. As we edge closer to this world title defence, “Boots” has spoken to BoxingScene about his upcoming fight against Chukhadzhian and has delivered a brutal message ahead of fight night.

Jaron Ennis Promises Dominance in Karen Chukhadzhian Rematch

‘Boots’ Sends Strong Warning to Karen Chukhadzhian

Ennis was last seen on his Matchroom Boxing debut, dominating David Avanesyan, in what was a good performance considering “Boots” had been inactive for a year. He has a brilliant boxing brain with a superb jab, and anyone who faces him will be up against it.

The Philadelphia-born fighter faced Chukhadzhian back in 2023, winning dominantly by unanimous decision with the judge’s scorecards reading 120-108 x3. Ahead of their rematch, “Boots” has made it clear he wants to put on a show this time: “I’m going to put on a beautiful show by beating him up, breaking him down, having my fun, and getting my knockout at the end of the night,” Ennis said.

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“Boots” added: “It’s going to be fireworks. I saw a lot of things that I am going to apply in this fight to show that I am that guy and show the world why I am the best.”

Talking about Chukhadzhian and what’s important on fight night, the IBF champ said: “He doesn’t do anything that concerns me. It was more about myself on fight night when I fought him. I didn’t do what I was supposed to do. It was never him. It was me not doing what I was supposed to be doing and just looking for the knockout … As long as I have my fun, everything will fall into place. The knockout comes when you don’t look for it.”

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Looking ahead to the future, Ennis said: “I’m not looking past him, but after I do my thing and win in spectacular fashion, I want the rest of the welterweight belts, and to stay busy.”

November 9 Full Fight Card

• Jaron Ennis vs. Karen Chukhadzhian; For Ennis’ IBF welterweight title
• Jesse Rodriguez vs. Pedro Guevara; For Rodriguez’s WBC super flyweight title
• Raymond Ford vs. Orlando Gonzalez; Super featherweight
• Khaili Coe vs. Manuel Gallegos; Light heavyweight
• Ernesto Mercado vs. Jesus Saracho; Super lightweight
• Austin Williams vs. Gian Garrido; Middleweight
• Ismail Muhammad vs. Danny Murray; Welterweight
• Zaquin Moses vs. Michael Ruiz; Super featherweight
• Dennis Thompson vs. Roberto Cantu; Super bantamweight