Jaron Ennis vs. David Avanesyan: How much are the boxers making? Estimated purses reported from their previous fights

Undefeated IBF welterweight world champion Jaron Ennis is set to have a new opponent in David Avanesyan after his original foe, fellow undefeated Canadian Cody Crowley, pulled out due to a retina issue. The fight, which will be for Ennis' belt, will take place at Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA, on July 13.

On April 24, ESPN's Mike Coppinger reported that Eddie Hearn's Matchroom promotions won the purse bid for the Ennis-Crowley bout, which was for $3.9 million. According to the rules of IBF, the champion will nab 85% of the purse while the challenger will get 15%.

This means Ennis' projected purse will be $3.315 million. As for Avanesyan, it could be assumed that he'll get the same amount allotted for Crowley, meaning he will bag approximately $585,000.

Very little is known about Avanesyan's previous purses, although according to Playerswiki, the Russian's net worth is at $1 million.

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Jaron Ennis vs. David Avanesyan head-to-head stats, previous fights, tale-of-the-tape, notable opponents

Jaron Ennis is currently undefeated at 31-0-1, with 28 knockouts while Avanesyan boasts a pro record of 29-4-1, with 17 knockouts. As for their last outings, Jaron 'Boots' Ennis defended his IBF belt by knocking out Roiman Villa in July of last year. Avanesyan was last seen in action in a losing effort to pound-for-pound great Terrence 'Bud' Crawford, who knocked him out inside six rounds in late 2022.

Here's the tale of the tape between Ennis and Avanesyan:

	Height	Reach	Stance	Age
Jaron Ennis	5'10"	74 inches	Orthodox	27
David Avanesyan	5'8"	69 inches	Orthodox	35

Ennis' notable opponents include the previously undefeated Custio Clayton and former IBF light-welterweight world champion Sergey Lipinets. As for Avanesyan, he has a win over all-time great Shane Mosley. The Russian also won the WBA interim welterweight title via TKO over Charlie Navarro in 2015. He's also faced the likes of former IBF and WBA two-weight world champion Lamont Peterson and the aforementioned Crawford, who is considered one of the best boxers active today.