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Derek "Bozy" Ennis shares his perspective on the upcoming June 27 clash, expressing respect for Xander Zayas's abilities while maintaining firm confidence in his son’s superiority. Bozy speculates that Zayas accepted the challenge now because his physical size will soon necessitate a move up to the 160-pound middleweight division.

According to Bozy, Zayas is looking to maximize his earnings at 154 pounds before outgrowing the weight class. However, he echoes Jaron "Boots" Ennis’s sentiment that there are "levels" to the sport, asserting that the boxing world will ultimately realize Boots is the premier fighter at junior middleweight.

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Xander Zayas is heading into his June 27 clash with Jaron "Boots" Ennis fueled by an underdog mentality and a drive to cement a permanent legacy in the sport. As the reigning two-belt champion at 154 pounds, Zayas dismissed his opponent’s physical presence, asserting that his own speed, technique, and ring IQ will prove superior on fight night. He emphasized his commitment to greatness by choosing a dangerous opponent over an "easy route," even noting that he was generous in negotiations by agreeing to a 50/50 split despite bringing the hardware to the table. Backed by the mentorship of Tito Trinidad and a world-class nutrition team, Zayas is confident that his growth and focus will lead to a historic victory in New York, proving once and for all that he is the best fighter in the division.

Zayas radiates a clinical level of self-assurance, pointing to a complete physical and mental toolkit that he believes separates him from the rest of the 154-pound division. He specifically cited his superior length, speed, and power as the primary tools that will allow him to break down Ennis’s style and exploit his tendencies under pressure. Beyond the physical, Zayas leans heavily on his technical maturity and ring IQ, noting that while both fighters can be hit, his ability to control the distance and remain disciplined sets him apart. For Zayas, this fight isn't just about the physical exchange; it’s about a 23-year-old champion proving he possesses the professional poise and strategic depth of a veteran to remain at the top of the boxing world.

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Jahmal Harvey and Nat Dove React To Their Victories: Full Post Fight Press Conference

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Alycia Baumgardner Reacts To Victory Over Bo Mi Re Shin: Full Post Fight Press Conference

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Shadasia Green- 168.0 lbs

Lani Daniels- 167.6 lbs

Shadasia Green vs. Lani Daniels Ceremonial Weigh-In Shadasia Green- 168.0 lbsLani Daniels- 167.6 lbs

Alycia Baumgardner- 129.8 lbs

Bo Mi Re Shin- 129.4 lbs

Alycia Baumgardner vs. Bo Mi Re Shin Ceremonial Weigh-In Alycia Baumgardner- 129.8 lbsBo Mi Re Shin- 129.4 lbs

Con una mezcla de fervor patriótico y determinación inquebrantable, Jimena "La Torita" Reyes se declara lista para su debut en Nueva York frente a la puertorriqueña Krystal Rosado. En una emotiva entrevista, la boxeadora mexicana enfatizó el orgullo de representar a su natal Jiquipilco y el respaldo técnico de su equipo, destacando que esta "guerra" entre México y Puerto Rico es el resultado de un arduo sacrificio en las montañas. Motivada por el legado de su padre y su tío, y tras haber entrenado bajo la influencia de figuras como Yokasta Valle, Reyes promete un espectáculo inolvidable, decidida a conquistar su novena victoria profesional y demostrar que el boxeo femenino está en su mejor momento.

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Lani Daniels heads into her high-stakes co-main event against Shadasia Green on ESPN with a mindset forged by discipline and the rugged conditions of her New Zealand home. Speaking with a mix of infectious energy and deep-rooted pride, Daniels views boxing as a vital tool for health and mental navigation, crediting the sport for keeping her grounded despite a grueling camp plagued by isolation and cyclones. Inspired by the sharp mechanics of legends like Sugar Ray Leonard and Marvin Hagler, she aims to deliver a breakthrough performance that not only validates her journey from the "bush" to the bright lights but also paves a way for the next generation of Kiwi women in the sport.

From the NZ Bush to ESPN: Lani Daniels’ Incredible Journey to the Big Stage Lani Daniels heads into her high-stakes co-main event against Shadasia Green on ESPN with a mindset forged by discipline and the rugged conditions of her New...

Ahead of his professional bout against Daniel Lugo, 2024 U.S. Olympian Jahmal Harvey reflects on a grueling camp where he sparred opponents as high as 168 lbs, leaving him entirely unfazed by his opponent’s stature. Harvey carries a unique perspective on his "humble" reputation, attributing his calm demeanor to a deep-seated faith and a refusal to let ego or rage dictate his career. While he acknowledges the importance of divine timing, he is vocal about his elite ambitions, stating that he already feels prepared for 10 and 12-round title eliminators and believes his skill set is already superior to many current title holders.

Harvey’s decision to sign with Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) was fueled by his respect for Jake Paul’s commitment to the sport, specifically Paul's advocacy for women’s boxing. He views himself as a foundational piece of MVP’s growing male roster and values the opportunity to build his brand while staying true to his roots. Although he grew up playing football and basketball, Harvey credits boxing with grounding him and teaching him that aggression must be tempered with technique. He aims to deliver a dominant performance tomorrow, utilizing his signature ability to switch between orthodox and southpaw stances to find a knockout without overextending himself or putting his career in jeopardy.

Jahmal Harvey: Why Spiritual Peace Makes Him the Most Dangerous Threat to Lightweight Champs Ahead of his professional bout against Daniel Lugo, 2024 U.S. Olympian Jahmal Harvey reflects on a grueling camp where he sparred opponents as high as 168 lb...

Jake Paul is officially calling for the ultimate superfight between Katie Taylor and Alycia Baumgardner, framing it as the definitive clash between the current "Face of Women’s Boxing" and the star next in line to wear the crown. As one of the biggest icons of the sport, Taylor has the opportunity to solidify her legacy as the greatest advocate for women’s boxing by providing the fans with the matchup they demand most. This potential showdown represents more than just a title defense; it is a battle for the future of the sport, pitting a legendary pioneer against the evolution of the ring. By facing Baumgardner, Taylor can prove her commitment to elevating the game and ensuring that the most significant fights happen on the biggest stages. Whether the legend holds her throne or the new era begins, this is the superfight that defines a generation.

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