Jaron Ennis vs David Avanesyan Undercard - Full Fight Card List, Schedule, Running Order

Jaron Ennis will defend his IBF World Welterweight Title against David Avanesyan at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Both fighters bring impressive records into this 12-round, main event bout set at the welterweight class.

Turning professional in 2016, Ennis has quickly accumulated a perfect record of 31 wins with zero losses, boasting an impressive 90% knockout rate. His most recent victory was a knockout win over Roiman Villa last year. Similarly, Avanesyan turned pro earlier in 2009 and has fought against top-notch competitors throughout his career, holding a record of 30 wins, four losses, and one draw. His recent track record includes a varied mix of victories and setbacks, including a pivotal retirement win against Serge Ambomo last December.

Jaron Ennis vs David Avanesyan Fight Card

• Jaron Ennis vs David Avanesyan
• Jalil Major Hackett vs Peter Dobson
• Skye Nicolson vs Dyana Vargas
• Khalil Coe vs Manuel Gallegos
• Christopher Diaz Velez vs Derlyn Hernandez Gerarldo

Jaron Ennis vs David Avanesyan Undercard

Jaron Ennis vs David Avanesyan Fight

• Division/Weight: welter
• Jaron Ennis record: 31-0
• David Avanesyan record: 30-4
• Belts at stake: IBF World Welterweight Title

Jaron Ennis faces David Avanesyan in a bout for the IBF World Welterweight Title.

Jaron Ennis, undefeated with a record of 31 wins (28 by KO), turned pro in 2016. The Philadelphia native last knocked out Roiman Villa, who had a solid knockout rate, underscoring Ennis' high calibre. Against Avanesyan, his younger age and higher KO percentage suggest he could dominate given his track record against tough opponents.

David Avanesyan has a record of 30 wins, 18 by KO, since starting in 2009. He won his last fight against Serge Ambomo, an opponent with far fewer career successes. Although experienced, Avanesyan's recent losses and lower KO rate compared to Ennis might make this upcoming fight challenging for him.

Henry Lebron vs Christopher Diaz Velez Fight

• Division/Weight: super feather
• Henry Lebron record: 19-0
• Christopher Diaz Velez record: 28-4
• Belts at stake: WBA Continental Americas Super Featherweight Title

Henry Lebron faces Christopher Diaz Velez for the WBA Continental Americas Super Featherweight Title.

Henry Lebron, a southpaw with a professional track since 2017, holds a perfect 19-0 record, with 52.63% KOs. In his last bout, he won by majority decision against William Foster III, who carried a strong 17-2-0 record. Facing Christopher Diaz Velez with his own high knockout rate suggests a tactical battle ahead since both fighters demonstrate impressive striking power at close ranges in the super featherweight class.

Christopher Diaz Veleiff also shares a significant knockout capacity of 64.29%, carrying a record of 28-4. His latest victory came via TKO against Headley Scott, indicative of his ability to maintain stamina and strategic advantage into later rounds. With Lebron's recent win coming via decision and not knockout, Diaz’s aggression might leverage an early lead or strong counter strikes during their showdown.

Jalil Major Hackett vs Peter Dobson Fight

• Division/Weight: welter
• Jalil Major Hackett record: 8-0
• Peter Dobson record: 16-1
• Belts at stake: WBA Continental Americas Welterweight Title

Jalil Major Hackett will face Peter Dobson for the WBA Continental Americas Welterweight Title.

Jalil Major Hackett, undefeated with 8 wins, 7 by knockout, turned pro in 2021. His last victorious fight was against Adrian Gutierrez who had an extensive experience with 15 bouts but less knockout power than Hackett. Given Hackett’s high KO rate compared to Peter Dobson’s past opponents, he likely has a physiological edge in this upcoming fight.

Peter Dobson comes into the match with a record of 16 wins, 1 loss, and 9 KOs since starting his professional career in 2014. Dobson lost his most recent fight to Conor Benn, an exceptionally skilled fighter holding a perfect win record. Despite this loss, facing high-caliber opponents like Benn could prepare Dobson well for Hackett’s style and power but balancing against Hackett's undefeated record poses a significant challenge.

Skye Nicolson vs Dyana Vargas Fight

• Division/Weight: feather
• Skye Nicolson record: 10-0
• Dyana Vargas record: 19-1
• Belts at stake: WBC World Female Featherweight Title

Skye Nicolson faces Dyana Vargas for the WBC World Female Featherweight Title.

Skye Nicolson turned pro in 2022 and has maintained an undefeated record with 10 wins, including a significant victory over Sarah Mahfoud by unanimous decision. Her success against experienced opponents with stronger records hints at her preparedness for the upcoming fight against Vargas, who has similar feats but with a higher knockout rate. This match-up promises a clash of tactical prowess versus knockout power.

Dyana Vargas started her career in 2017 and boasts a record of 19 wins and 1 loss, showcasing significant knockout potential (12 KOs). Her recent win was a unanimous decision against Marcela Nieto, reflecting consistent form across easier bouts compared to Nieto's lesser experience. Given Vargas’s track record and aggressive style, she may pose a serious challenge to Nicolson's technique-focused approach, making this bout anticipated for its contrast in fighting styles.

Khalil Coe vs Manuel Gallegos Fight

• Division/Weight: light heavy
• Khalil Coe record: 8-0
• Manuel Gallegos record: 20-2
• Belts at stake: N/A

Khalil Coe faces Manuel Gallegos in a light heavyweight contest.

Khalil Coe turned pro in 2021 and holds an undefeated record of 8 wins, no losses, and 1 draw, with 6 wins by knockout. He last defeated Juan Gerardo Osuna, who had a strong record (20-1-0). Facing Manuel Gallegos, who has recent losses and draws, suggests Coe's power and recent success could give him the upper hand in this matchup because of his momentum and experience against high KO percentage fighters.

Manuel Gallegos started his career in 2014 with 20 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw; 17 of those wins came by knockout. His last fight was a knockout loss to Diego Pacheco, indicating some vulnerability. Compared to Coe's recent opponent track record for knockouts, Gallegos might find this match challenging given the disparity in their recent form and the decisive outcomes in Coe’s favor.

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