Jaron Ennis stopped the Eimantas Stationis in Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City to unify the World Championship Welterweight IBF and WBA.
The Stanionis Horn pulled him after the sixth round with Lithuanian injuries after Knockdown.
Ennis forced the station to the ropes and sent it to one knee with a sequence at the top and shots of the body.
“I just picked it up. I knew it would go from the second round, of certain things he was doing,” Ennis said.
It was the first loss that the stationis took in his professional career.
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Brian Norman Jr. He made a quick work of Derrieck Cuevas with the third round Knockout in Las Vegas to defend the world title WBO Welterweight
“When I fight the guys with the tip, good boys, that’s what you see,” Ennis said. “You’ll see me completely different. When I’m in the ring, I’m in my happy place. When I have the best guy and fight for something, it’s a completely different story. I can’t play with me.
“Everything falls into a row. It’s a perfect timing.”
The 27 -year -old Ennis is now undefeated in 34 Pro fighting and is finishing 30 of them inside the distance.
With this victory, Ennis could also look for other united fighting. Brian Norman holds WBO Championship on £ 147 with Mario Barrios holder WBC.
“I beat anyone in the world,” Ennis said. “I’m the best fighter in the world. I still say – these fighters can’t play with me.”
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