[Boxing]: Ennis vs Stanionis April 12

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Quote from: Sanitough on January 25, 2025, 07:27:35 AM

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Eimantas Stanionis too has a great KO rate with 60% so that is something that we should also consider as both are knockout artist. Although Ennis has a lot fights so more experience for him as compare to Stanionis.

Both fighters have a high KO rate and solid durability, so there’s a good chance this one might go the full 12 rounds. What I enjoy about exhibition fights, especially when one fighter is clearly more popular, is how the underdog often comes in more motivated to prove themselves as a real champion.

I’m hoping Stanionis can deliver a solid performance, even though the bookies have made him a heavy underdog. It would be great to see him rise to the occasion and give us an exciting, competitive fight. Sometimes, it’s the underdog’s determination that makes these matchups memorable.

But it they really are going to engage in the middle of the ring, then maybe we will see a fight of the year candidate and then someone getting knockout or knockdowns. So we will see what scenario are going to play out.

Even if no one is going to go down, but the fight is extremely close and it's hard to judge or at least we have a winner but the score is not that big, then the fight will still be great to watch because of the competitiveness being shown by both fighters.

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Quote from: Sanitough on January 25, 2025, 07:27:35 AM

Quote from: TravelMug on January 25, 2025, 03:04:23 AM

Eimantas Stanionis too has a great KO rate with 60% so that is something that we should also consider as both are knockout artist. Although Ennis has a lot fights so more experience for him as compare to Stanionis.

Both fighters have a high KO rate and solid durability, so there’s a good chance this one might go the full 12 rounds. What I enjoy about exhibition fights, especially when one fighter is clearly more popular, is how the underdog often comes in more motivated to prove themselves as a real champion.

I’m hoping Stanionis can deliver a solid performance, even though the bookies have made him a heavy underdog. It would be great to see him rise to the occasion and give us an exciting, competitive fight. Sometimes, it’s the underdog’s determination that makes these matchups memorable.

Yeah, that high KO rate is enough for fans to really be intrigue by this kind of match up and it's really has the making of a great fight. And again, both are champions so they really have something in them and proved that they are the best in this division.

Same here, Stanionis might be the underdog, but for sure he is a hard nut to crack so Ennis will have a lot of trouble here. On the other hand, if Ennis is what the fighter that we thought of him, has a high boxing IQ, then maybe it will take several rounds for him to figure out Stanionis and then deliver that KO.

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Quote from: stadus on January 26, 2025, 02:45:58 AM

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Its good that these two fighters go at it this early; we don't want the same Crawford-Spence scenario where they waited too long and just cherry-picked their opponents and avoided and made it hard for the boxing community to make the fight happen.

The Crawford vs. Spence fight was a bit different as they built the hype for so long before it finally happened. Back then, it was considered a 50-50 fight, even though Spence ended up losing. This one, though, is a lot more one-sided. It’s pretty clear that most people are rooting for Ennis to win since he’s the heavy favorite. If Stanionis, despite being a champion too, manages to pull off a win, it would definitely be considered a major upset.

I think there is also the promoter issue on both sides. But when Crawford goes single and severed his ties with Top Rank, and he started to negotiate with himself, then that's where the fight had happened. It could also be that Spence, due to his car accident and this eye injury, could have been declining in their fight. And him and Fundora is supposedly to fight this year but Spence back down again due to his physical health.

In any case, this fight is different, although they are not well known as they don't have the star power, but still they are the champion and they are in the pick of their power and so it's really a very interesting fight.

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Quote from: coin-investor on January 26, 2025, 02:15:34 AM

Its good that these two fighters go at it this early; we don't want the same Crawford-Spence scenario where they waited too long and just cherry-picked their opponents and avoided and made it hard for the boxing community to make the fight happen.

The Crawford vs. Spence fight was a bit different as they built the hype for so long before it finally happened. Back then, it was considered a 50-50 fight, even though Spence ended up losing. This one, though, is a lot more one-sided. It’s pretty clear that most people are rooting for Ennis to win since he’s the heavy favorite. If Stanionis, despite being a champion too, manages to pull off a win, it would definitely be considered a major upset.

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Its good that these two fighters go at it this early; we don't want the same Crawford-Spence scenario where they waited too long and just cherry-picked their opponents and avoided each other and made it hard for the boxing community to make the fight happen.
I voted for Ennis by decision, but honestly the fight could go either way; they have the best records in the Welterweight division.
The fight will go to the one who can implement his plan well, but I expect both fighters to go at it because both fighters are confident with their skill and power.

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Quote from: TravelMug on January 25, 2025, 03:04:23 AM

Eimantas Stanionis too has a great KO rate with 60% so that is something that we should also consider as both are knockout artist. Although Ennis has a lot fights so more experience for him as compare to Stanionis.

Both fighters have a high KO rate and solid durability, so there’s a good chance this one might go the full 12 rounds. What I enjoy about exhibition fights, especially when one fighter is clearly more popular, is how the underdog often comes in more motivated to prove themselves as a real champion.

I’m hoping Stanionis can deliver a solid performance, even though the bookies have made him a heavy underdog. It would be great to see him rise to the occasion and give us an exciting, competitive fight. Sometimes, it’s the underdog’s determination that makes these matchups memorable.

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Quote from: Russlenat on January 24, 2025, 04:38:45 PM

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Quote from: Russlenat on January 23, 2025, 11:01:05 PM

Looking at the betting odds here: https://www.proboxingodds.com/events/2025-04-13-2185

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Eimantas Stanionis +310
UTC Jaron Ennis -430

Looks like Ennis is really the heavy favorite, so I just hope the bookies aren't wrong!

Seems like the odds are about right, but I wouldn’t be tempted to bet on Ennis at -430. If there are other markets, I’d probably explore those instead. I think the bookies know their job well, and this looks like another easy win for Ennis. Not underestimating Stanionis, but with fewer fights and not the same level of opponents compared to Ennis, we pretty much know how this fight is going to end. This is probably just a tune-up fight for Ennis.

For sure, there will be more markets and odds available as the fight gets closer. This is a big fight, a championship fight, so they’ll definitely market it hard.

Ennis has an impressive KO rate (29/33) at 88%, so it might be worth checking the KO odds. For example, if the fight ends in under 6 rounds, there will probably be some good odds within that range. Keep an eye out!

Eimantas Stanionis too has a great KO rate with 60% so that is something that we should also consider as both are knockout artist. Although Ennis has a lot fights so more experience for him as compare to Stanionis.

But I do agree, we should wait for more listing specially from crypto bookies, the over and under round could be a appealing for all we know.
For now though, the community seems to like the underdog here Stanionis, and so if he remains the underdog then perhaps the money line bet could be enough for us for a huge win.

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Quote from: Botnake on January 24, 2025, 06:28:44 AM

Quote from: Russlenat on January 23, 2025, 11:01:05 PM

Looking at the betting odds here: https://www.proboxingodds.com/events/2025-04-13-2185

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Eimantas Stanionis +310
UTC Jaron Ennis -430

Looks like Ennis is really the heavy favorite, so I just hope the bookies aren't wrong!

Seems like the odds are about right, but I wouldn’t be tempted to bet on Ennis at -430. If there are other markets, I’d probably explore those instead. I think the bookies know their job well, and this looks like another easy win for Ennis. Not underestimating Stanionis, but with fewer fights and not the same level of opponents compared to Ennis, we pretty much know how this fight is going to end. This is probably just a tune-up fight for Ennis.

For sure, there will be more markets and odds available as the fight gets closer. This is a big fight, a championship fight, so they’ll definitely market it hard.

Ennis has an impressive KO rate (29/33) at 88%, so it might be worth checking the KO odds. For example, if the fight ends in under 6 rounds, there will probably be some good odds within that range. Keep an eye out!

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It will always excite the boxing community whenever two undefeated champions collide on who should reign in the division; its a faily even fight, and this is going to be a close fight.
I voted for Ennis to win the bout because he is a dominant fighter, but he will be tested here as Stationis never backs down and always moves forward.
The big factor here is the power, and Ennis has an edge on this, as we can all see in his knockout ratio 87.88% to Ennis's 60%.
I don't believe this fight will end in a decision, as both fighters love to slug it out and go toe to toe, One's knee has to come down when this happens.

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Quote from: Botnake on January 24, 2025, 06:28:44 AM

Quote from: Russlenat on January 23, 2025, 11:01:05 PM

Looking at the betting odds here: https://www.proboxingodds.com/events/2025-04-13-2185

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Eimantas Stanionis +310
UTC Jaron Ennis -430

Looks like Ennis is really the heavy favorite, so I just hope the bookies aren't wrong!

Seems like the odds are about right, but I wouldn’t be tempted to bet on Ennis at -430. If there are other markets, I’d probably explore those instead. I think the bookies know their job well, and this looks like another easy win for Ennis. Not underestimating Stanionis, but with fewer fights and not the same level of opponents compared to Ennis, we pretty much know how this fight is going to end. This is probably just a tune-up fight for Ennis.

But looking at the polls right now, it seems that majority see Stanionis as a good bet here. Perhaps his knockout percentage or his mental toughness. Ennis though has been calling Crawford for the last couple of years, but Crawford duck him, not because he was afraid, but there is no financial incentives as it's obvious by now that Bud is looking for big money fights as he is getting older.

Anyhow, let's not overlook Stanionis here, as this could be the biggest test for Ennis, as he said, that he is waiting for this fight and he is built for moment like this. So let's see, hopefully he will live to that hype, otherwise this weight class might not get all the attention that it should get when fighters like Crawford and Spence was once dominating the 147 lbs division.

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Quote from: Russlenat on January 23, 2025, 11:01:05 PM

Looking at the betting odds here: https://www.proboxingodds.com/events/2025-04-13-2185

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Eimantas Stanionis +310
UTC Jaron Ennis -430

Looks like Ennis is really the heavy favorite, so I just hope the bookies aren't wrong!

Seems like the odds are about right, but I wouldn’t be tempted to bet on Ennis at -430. If there are other markets, I’d probably explore those instead. I think the bookies know their job well, and this looks like another easy win for Ennis. Not underestimating Stanionis, but with fewer fights and not the same level of opponents compared to Ennis, we pretty much know how this fight is going to end. This is probably just a tune-up fight for Ennis.

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Quote from: Ziskinberg on January 23, 2025, 05:21:39 PM

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So finally, we will have a unification fight at the welterweight division for this year. Since Crawford and Spence has left this division, it has somewhat lost his luster as the champion is not a household name.

Since bud Crawford and Spence left the division I must be honest I also lost interest in that division and I am still not excited about this match. I think no new boxer has really broken out recently, I can count the most exciting boxers available right now by hand.
Although I will watch this match maybe they can change my mind and my opinion.

Maybe it’s better if Spence tries to fight again, challenging Ennis could be a good move if he’s given the chance. Since his loss to Crawford, Spence seems to have gone inactive, and the hype in this division has faded. Thurman is another missed opportunity. It’s a shame because I thought there was a chance for him to fight either Spence or Crawford back then. It would’ve added a lot of excitement to the division.

Speaking of Thurman he will have a fight this year here. But Thurman has somewhat disappear and there are a lot of what if fight, against Spence or Crawford. So I do agree that it's really a shame because they've been in the same era but haven't had the chance to meet up in the ring.

So this is the new set of the 147 pounder, Ennis for me though has the upperhand in this fight. Stanionis is a good boxer, but it seems that his belt has been gifted to him. So I wouldn't be surprised that Ennis will have two belts after this fight. I do not think that Spence will continue to go back to 147 lbs, I think he has outgrown this division and if he ever decided to come back it will be at 154 lbs.

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Quote from: cabron on January 23, 2025, 07:17:17 PM

Stanionis been inactive for awhile, I'm not sure if the time given for the preparation will help him since Ennis also knocks hard but it's great to finally see them prove themselves to each other.

So many fighters we don't usually see in the past fighting unification but it seems like all of them are stepping up like Stanionis and Ennis. Ennis will likely win this by UD.

Inactive how? He had a fight last year, so I wouldn’t say that makes him inactive. Everyone’s probably expecting Ennis to win easily, but this is a unification bout, meaning the other guy is a champion too and deserves respect.

Looking at the betting odds here: https://www.proboxingodds.com/events/2025-04-13-2185

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Eimantas Stanionis +310
UTC Jaron Ennis -430

Looks like Ennis is really the heavy favorite, so I just hope the bookies aren't wrong!

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Quote from: cabron on January 23, 2025, 07:17:17 PM

Stanionis been inactive for awhile, I'm not sure if the time given for the preparation will help him since Ennis also knocks hard but it's great to finally see them prove themselves to each other.

So many fighters we don't usually see in the past fighting unification but it seems like all of them are stepping up like Stanionis and Ennis. Ennis will likely win this by UD.

It's not his fault to be inactive, as far as I can remember, he had a scheduled fight with Vergil Ortiz, but Ortiz pulled many times in their fight because he got injured or is very sick. And so with that he move to fight Gabriel Maestre and won by a lopsided decision last year. And if this fight happens, it will a year of inactively for him. But I think it will be a non-issue on him.

And I will say that this are the two best fighters at this division, although I will say that Stanionis in very underrated champion. So let's see how this fight is going to go, I have Stanionis though, but a very close decision win and hopefully the judges are not going to screw this up.

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Quote from: Ziskinberg on January 23, 2025, 05:21:39 PM

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So finally, we will have a unification fight at the welterweight division for this year. Since Crawford and Spence has left this division, it has somewhat lost his luster as the champion is not a household name.

Since bud Crawford and Spence left the division I must be honest I also lost interest in that division and I am still not excited about this match. I think no new boxer has really broken out recently, I can count the most exciting boxers available right now by hand.
Although I will watch this match maybe they can change my mind and my opinion.

Maybe it’s better if Spence tries to fight again, challenging Ennis could be a good move if he’s given the chance. Since his loss to Crawford, Spence seems to have gone inactive, and the hype in this division has faded. Thurman is another missed opportunity. It’s a shame because I thought there was a chance for him to fight either Spence or Crawford back then. It would’ve added a lot of excitement to the division.

Plan for Spence is to up at 154 lbs and fight Sebastian Fundora. However, he back out in the last minute citing health issues. Remember that he was involved in a horrific car accident and he has problem in his eyes, a detach retina. And he has been going on a lot of mental stress as well as there are reports that him and his long time trainer coach has separated and they are in a bitter legal battle.

As for the fight, it's just about time that the two champions in his division face each other. And as just what majority said, this division has somewhat lost the interest of fans because the two champions left. But now it's the new breed of champion like Ennis who has a lot of hype on his name and then a very hard nose fighter like Stanionis. In any case, I will go with Ennis to win, and this will showcase his power and hand speed and could win by knockout.

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Stanionis been inactive for awhile, I'm not sure if the time given for the preparation will help him since Ennis also knocks hard but it's great to finally see them prove themselves to each other.

So many fighters we don't usually see in the past fighting unification but it seems like all of them are stepping up like Stanionis and Ennis. Ennis will likely win this by UD.

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Quote from: freedomgo on January 23, 2025, 04:43:03 PM

I thought Stanionis was the younger fighter based on his picture, but it turns out he’s the older one. Ennis is 27, and Stanionis is 30,, still, both are young champions facing off. This fight has all the makings of fireworks, and I’m really looking forward to it. As for the betting odds, Ennis should be the favorite, given his popularity and reputatio, but if Stanionis has tempting underdog odds, I might just go for the upset. You never know with fights like these sometimes the underdog surprises everyone.

anyway, I'll go ahead and vote. (Stanionis by Decision)

This is an unpredictable match, as you can see on the standings between these two fighters. Ennis has a higher standing compared to Stanionis, like heights, wins and reach, and you can see Ennis got more knockouts than Stanionis.

Isn't it obvious from the standings who is going to win? The probability goes more to Ennis due to his current standings so I think this going to be "Ennis by Decision".

My analysis is not finished yet, so I ended up watching their highlight fights. Stanionis is more defensive, whereas Ennis is offensive.
So this might end up KO by Ennis.
The only problem with Ennis was that he didn't follow more of the number 1 rule, which is to protect yourself at all times, so if Ennis got hit by Stanionis badly, this may turn to Stanionis winning. Let's see.

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So finally, we will have a unification fight at the welterweight division for this year. Since Crawford and Spence has left this division, it has somewhat lost his luster as the champion is not a household name.

Since bud Crawford and Spence left the division I must be honest I also lost interest in that division and I am still not excited about this match. I think no new boxer has really broken out recently, I can count the most exciting boxers available right now by hand.
Although I will watch this match maybe they can change my mind and my opinion.

Maybe it’s better if Spence tries to fight again, challenging Ennis could be a good move if he’s given the chance. Since his loss to Crawford, Spence seems to have gone inactive, and the hype in this division has faded. Thurman is another missed opportunity. It’s a shame because I thought there was a chance for him to fight either Spence or Crawford back then. It would’ve added a lot of excitement to the division.

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So finally, we will have a unification fight at the welterweight division for this year. Since Crawford and Spence has left this division, it has somewhat lost his luster as the champion is not a household name.

Since bud Crawford and Spence left the division I must be honest I also lost interest in that division and I am still not excited about this match. I think no new boxer has really broken out recently, I can count the most exciting boxers available right now by hand.
Although I will watch this match maybe they can change my mind and my opinion.

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Quote from: cryptomaniac_xxx on January 23, 2025, 04:55:23 PM

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I thought Stanionis was the younger fighter based on his picture, but it turns out he’s the older one. Ennis is 27, and Stanionis is 30,, still, both are young champions facing off. This fight has all the makings of fireworks, and I’m really looking forward to it. As for the betting odds, Ennis should be the favorite, given his popularity and reputatio, but if Stanionis has tempting underdog odds, I might just go for the upset. You never know with fights like these sometimes the underdog surprises everyone.

anyway, I'll go ahead and vote. (Stanionis by Decision)

I go the opposite mate and voted for Ennis to win by decision. Yes this is going to be a great fight as both are undefeated by Ennis has more fights and I think he also has the better KO percentage. I check one sports bookies and there are no odds yet for this fight as it could have been released and very fresh as posted by @Baofeng.

Yeah, nothing against Stanionis, he could be what we call a live underdog and maybe pull a upset.

But I'm basing on the record of Ennis and it seems that he has a better resume and have more fight under his belt and this could help him as the experience might show in the championship round as I'm seeing this going into distance.

Obviously, most people will back Ennis as it’s the safer pick! I’m just trying to balance things out, hehe. I know how good Ennis is, and if I wasn’t betting, I’d probably pick him too. But from a gambler’s perspective, rooting for the underdog adds excitement. Hoping for an upset makes the whole thing more fun. It’s not my first time betting on a heavy underdog, especially one who’s also a champion. Honestly, I feel like Ennis might be a bit overvalued here, which makes taking a chance on Stanionis even more tempting.

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