WBO Middleweight Champion Brian Norman Jr. (28-0, 22 kos) vs. Jaron’s “boot” Ennis escapes It was the 147-pound division after the fifth round of extinction of challenger Jin Sasaki (19-2-1, 17 KO) at the OTA-CITY General Stadium in Tokyo, Japan on Thursday night.
Ennis avoids Norman showdown
Norman Jr. Sasaki lay on the canvas on his back, his eyes staring at the lights, while the Japanese crowd was quiet. The battle stopped at 0:46 after referee Gustavo Tomas conducted a perfunctory investigation.
Norman Jr. in a post-war interview “running” Starting from this department, it is promoted to the junior middle school and middleweight level. After Norman Jr.’s way against Sasaki tonight, it’s reasonable for Ennis to beat the cheek, taking it high from the 147-pound division instead of fighting him and getting a similar treatment.
“About my future, I wish I had a fight, but they heard the storm coming. You know the storm is coming. You grab the boots and run,” Brian Norman Jr. Post-war interviewAfter his fifth round knockout match against Jin Sasaki in Tokyo, Jaron’s “boot” Ennis was shot verbally.
“We’ll see what I’m next.
Norman’s reign of terror
Norman Jr.’s performance tonight will not only scare the “boots”. It’s Norman Jr. If Ennis looked at those fights, you can’t blame Ennis for being frightened, thinking it’s safer for 154-year-olds who his team can choose carefully.
Losing to one of the first 154-pound players would give Ennis less rebound than Norman Jr. If JR eliminates him, that would sink Boots’ career.
Last updated on June 19, 2010
