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Spence, Crawford. Ok, they obviously avoiding each other for like 3 years or so. But Ennis isnt going anywhere. Maybe i am idealistic, but i dont think Crawford and Spence can do both - avoiding each other AND avoiding Ennis.

Depends who moves to 154 and when. Ennius still needs to do more though befor he can claim he is being “avoided” right now he is still very unknown.

I’m seriously impressed by Ennis, but none of the big names at 147lbs are ducking him.

It’s ridiculous to claim that anyone’s avoiding Ennis.

He has not been avoided. He has been climbing the ranks and how he has himself well placed.

JxhDel. wrote: ↑22 May 2021, 20:11 He has not been avoided. He has been climbing the ranks and how he has himself well placed.

Yeah that's the way I see it. He really just recently got his way into serious contention.

gilgamesh wrote: ↑22 May 2021, 22:32

JxhDel. wrote: ↑22 May 2021, 20:11 He has not been avoided. He has been climbing the ranks and how he has himself well placed.

Yeah that's the way I see it. He really just recently got his way into serious contention.

That victory against the hard bone Lipinets was a testament to his "special contender" status. And he was on his way to pummel Van Herdeen.

As long as they can. He’s a bad bad man.

He hasn't deserved a shot yet. Although he can be close. If he wins Porter, Garcia or Ugas, he will be at the contenders' spot.

There are 4 titles, smashing Lipinets is good enough for at least one of the title lol. Spence and Crawford have few options. Facing each other, facing Ennis, or became irrelevant for boxing fans by fighting other guys. Moving up in weight does not help, Ennis isnt going anywhere