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Is It Time For Boots Ennis To Move On Now That The Vergil Ortiz Fight Is Dead In The Water?

Based on the information about the pending lawsuits Oscar Dela Hoya, and Vergil Ortiz have filed against each other, it appears that the fantasy match between Boots Ennis and Vergil Ortiz is dead in the water. If this is the case, then it's time for Boots to move on. The problem for Boots is this: he's been billed as the next great black hope by his fans and boxing pundits alike. The only problem is: In the 10 years Boots has been a professional, he hasn't fought anybody. He needs this Ortiz fight badder than a hog needs slop. Boots needs to fight a big-name fighter with the skillset to match his skillset. If not, he'll be looked upon as a big-name hype job that hasn't fought anybody. According to the latest news, Judge Cristina D. Silva granted Golden Boy's motion for interim injunctive relief against Ortiz and to compel arbitration on Monday. Furthermore, the Nevada judge denied Golden Boy's motion to dismiss Ortiz Jr.'s claim, instead staying the action pending arbitration. This follows a Feb. 20 hearing where the sides appeared before Judge Silva to argue whether the case should head to arbitration and whether Ortiz Jr. should be allowed to proceed with his career in the interim. The ruling arrives just hours after Ortiz filed an emergency motion with the court requesting confirmation that the 14-day temporary restraining order granted by Judge Silva had expired. Silva confirmed that the TRO had expired, but Ortiz is not free to negotiate and sign a Jaron "Boots" Ennis fight and/or a promotional contract because of a fresh injunction granted by the court. Judge Silva also said in her ruling that she found that this action is arbitrable and that injunctive relief is necessary to preserve the status quo. Thus, I also grant Golden Boy’s request for interim injunctive relief to allow for meaningful arbitration, so I hereby order that Ortiz may not negotiate or contract with third parties for future fights before the arbitrator addresses the parties’ dispute outlined in this action. So, it appears highly unlikely that we see Ortiz and Ennis share the ring next — unless Ortiz and Golden Boy resolve matters in a timely fashion, which is highly unlikely. The question I have for you, Jaron Boots Ennis fans, is this: Who will Boots fight next? He has a resume full of tomato cans, and the fans don't want to see Boots fight cans anymore. Will Boots fight a worthy opponent for his 36th professional fight, or will it be business as usual? Let's look at Ring Magazine's top 10 fighters at 154 to see what options are available to Roy Jones 2.0. Of course, I'm being sarcastic. Become a Member of TRU Media Podcast    / @trumediapodc.  . Become a Sponsor of today's show. Send a Cash App to $TRUMediaTodayUSA Please subscribe to    / @boxingwithco.  . Please Subscribe   / coachmalachi   Follow Me on X: https://x.com/coach_malachi Follow Me on Instagram:   / trumediapod.  . Subscribe to my new channel on Rumble https://rumble.com/c/c-5823699 Subscribe to My YouTube Channel:    / @trumediapodcast   Like. Share. Subscribe. Leave your comments below. (FAIR USE DISCLAIMER) Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational, or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS*