The villain was born? Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis’ moves the personality as he spends union against habitation

Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis went through a change in personality, exceeding from the modest IBF champion in weight to that sample. He says he will “show the world” why he is a “best fighter” in sports next month in his fight against WBA champion Eimantas Stanionis on April 12 at the Boardwalk Hall, at Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Ennis (33-0, 29 ko) follows the boastful ways of other fighters, such as Teofimo Lopez, Keyshawn Davis and Shakur Stevenson. Many bragging and adoption of the roles of villain can work for fighters who lack talent at the elite level or much needed charisma to become a true superstar. These three miss the spark that they became big stars of money; So they are adopted a villain person. This seems to be what Ennis boots do.

The presence of the stage

Ennis’s personality is his weak place because he has no charisma, and he repeats himself in every interview, which is not. Fighters have to prepare for interviews by planning, treating them as if they will give a speech ahead of the class. You can’t just wing it because you’ll say the same lines in the end and that’s so boring for fans.

Ennis must attend some theater classes to develop a character for fans. Develop a character like a Wwe fighter, And realize that all interviews and conferences for print are theater performances. Everything works. This is necessary because fans want to be entertained, and the best way to do it outside the ring is to create a character so people want to watch your struggles, following a famous wrestler Beautiful George Fansing format.

“Come, fight the night, show the world why I am the best weight in the world and the best fighter in the world. It’s my time,” said Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis’ TMZ Sports.

“All I have to do is listen, have fun, make a game plan, beat it, break it, put it on the show, and I’ll go out on April 12 with my IBF, my new WBA and Ring magazine belt,” Boots said about his struggle with Stanionis.