Jaron Ennis and David Avanesyan face off at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia for the IBF World Welterweight Title. This match headlines a major boxing event, featuring two top-ranked welterweights.
Ennis vs Avanesyan: Live streaming results, round by round, how to watch, start time
Jaron “Boots” Ennis makes his Matchroom debut tonight, headlining at home in Philadelphia against David Avanesyan with Ennis’ IBF welterweight title on the line.
The undefeated Ennis was originally meant to face Cody Crowley, who was forced to withdraw after failing an eye exam. The veteran Avanesyan gets his third crack at a world title as a result. Also on the card, Skye Nicolson will defend her WBC featherweight title against Dyana Vargas, plus two more fights!
Saturday night will see a long-awaited Philadelphia homecoming for Jaron "Boots" Ennis.
Ennis returns to the ring for the first time in over a year, and to his hometown for the first time since 2018, as he defends the IBF welterweight title against David Avanesyan in his first fight with Matchroom Boxing.
Ennis was elevated from interim champion last November and with the division's top two fighters, Terence Crawford and Errol Spence, moving up in weight, Ennis now sits relatively unopposed at the top of one of boxing's most storied divisions.
His opponent Avanesyan has been in the ring with some of the world's best fighters, including Crawford, and he'll have another steep hill to climb in the ring against Ennis on Saturday.
“It’s not going to go past four rounds. It might hit five, you never know," Bozy Ennis, Jaron's father and trainer, said. "It all depends on how 'Boots' feels, because we have fun when we box, that’s what we do."
Stay tuned below for live updates throughout the Ennis vs. Avanesyan fight card.
Jaron Ennis vs David Avanesyan fight card
The Jaron Ennis vs. David Avanesyan undercard features Skye Nicolson in her first featherweight title defense along with a handful of rising young prospects including D.C.'s Jalil Hackett.
Main event: Jaron Ennis (31-0) vs. David Avanesyan (30-4-1); IBF welterweight title
Jalil Hackett (8-0) vs. Peter Dobson (16-1)
Skye Nicolson (10-0) vs. Dyana Vargas (19-1); WBC featherweight title
Khalil Coe (8-0-1) vs. Manuel Gallegos (20-2-1)
This will be Ennis' first fight with Matchroom Boxing and being a homecoming fight, he's well positioned to dominate. Avanesyan has experience taking on some of the best fighters in the world, but he's always come up short against elite-level competition, a trend which should continue on Saturday.
Ennis is one of the most skilled fighters in the sport and despite a year out of the ring, we don't see ring rust being a factor in this one. Ennis should pick Avanesyan apart with his lightning quick hands and fear-inducing power, proving the oddsmakers right with a stoppage in the first half of the fight.
Avanesyan will struggle to get to Ennis, who holds a six-inch reach advantage, and all the while Ennis will be landing at will, until either Avanesyan goes down for the count or the referee is forced to step in and stop the bout.
The boxing match between Jaron Ennis and David Avanesyan will take place tonight at 10:00 PM EST at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This event will feature a 12-round fight for the IBF World Welterweight Title.
Please note that the scheduled time for the ring walks might change depending on how earlier fights on the card progress. Delays or early finishes in these bouts could affect the exact start time of the main event.
For viewers outside of Eastern Standard Time, check local listings to find out when to watch the event in your time zone. Streaming options are available, providing access to live coverage of tonight’s fight.
Jaron Ennis and David Avanesyan face off at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia for the IBF World Welterweight Title. This match headlines a major boxing event, featuring two top-ranked welterweights.
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Ennis vs Avanesyan: Live streaming results, round by round, how to watch, start time
Jaron “Boots” Ennis makes his Matchroom debut tonight, headlining at home in Philadelphia against David Avanesyan with Ennis’ IBF welterweight title on the line.
The undefeated Ennis was originally meant to face Cody Crowley, who was forced to withdraw after failing an eye exam. The veteran Avanesyan gets his third crack at a world title as a result. Also on the card, Skye Nicolson will defend her WBC featherweight title against Dyana Vargas, plus two more fights!
Saturday night will see a long-awaited Philadelphia homecoming for Jaron "Boots" Ennis.
Ennis returns to the ring for the first time in over a year, and to his hometown for the first time since 2018, as he defends the IBF welterweight title against David Avanesyan in his first fight with Matchroom Boxing.
Ennis was elevated from interim champion last November and with the division's top two fighters, Terence Crawford and Errol Spence, moving up in weight, Ennis now sits relatively unopposed at the top of one of boxing's most storied divisions.
His opponent Avanesyan has been in the ring with some of the world's best fighters, including Crawford, and he'll have another steep hill to climb in the ring against Ennis on Saturday.
“It’s not going to go past four rounds. It might hit five, you never know," Bozy Ennis, Jaron's father and trainer, said. "It all depends on how 'Boots' feels, because we have fun when we box, that’s what we do."
Stay tuned below for live updates throughout the Ennis vs. Avanesyan fight card.
Jaron Ennis vs David Avanesyan fight card
The Jaron Ennis vs. David Avanesyan undercard features Skye Nicolson in her first featherweight title defense along with a handful of rising young prospects including D.C.'s Jalil Hackett.
Main event: Jaron Ennis (31-0) vs. David Avanesyan (30-4-1); IBF welterweight title
Jalil Hackett (8-0) vs. Peter Dobson (16-1)
Skye Nicolson (10-0) vs. Dyana Vargas (19-1); WBC featherweight title
Khalil Coe (8-0-1) vs. Manuel Gallegos (20-2-1)
This will be Ennis' first fight with Matchroom Boxing and being a homecoming fight, he's well positioned to dominate. Avanesyan has experience taking on some of the best fighters in the world, but he's always come up short against elite-level competition, a trend which should continue on Saturday.
Ennis is one of the most skilled fighters in the sport and despite a year out of the ring, we don't see ring rust being a factor in this one. Ennis should pick Avanesyan apart with his lightning quick hands and fear-inducing power, proving the oddsmakers right with a stoppage in the first half of the fight.
Avanesyan will struggle to get to Ennis, who holds a six-inch reach advantage, and all the while Ennis will be landing at will, until either Avanesyan goes down for the count or the referee is forced to step in and stop the bout.
The boxing match between Jaron Ennis and David Avanesyan will take place tonight at 10:00 PM EST at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This event will feature a 12-round fight for the IBF World Welterweight Title.
Please note that the scheduled time for the ring walks might change depending on how earlier fights on the card progress. Delays or early finishes in these bouts could affect the exact start time of the main event.
For viewers outside of Eastern Standard Time, check local listings to find out when to watch the event in your time zone. Streaming options are available, providing access to live coverage of tonight’s fight.