Xander Zayas trains for title defense against Boots Ennis on June 27
2 sources • 2 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 9:10 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
Xander Zayas prepares to defend his world titles against Jaron 'Boots' Ennis in a super welterweight clash scheduled for June 27. Training in Corpus Christi, Texas, Zayas emphasizes his dedication and focus, stating that every fight holds significance. He acknowledges the challenge Ennis presents as a serious contender, calling him the hardest opponent of his career. Zayas is determined to bring his best performance to the ring. Fans can view his training preparations through a behind-the-scenes segment released by Matchroom Boxing.
- •Zayas trains in Corpus Christi ahead of the fight on June 27.
- •He considers Ennis the hardest opponent he has faced.
- •Zayas emphasizes consistency in his training approach.
- •Ennis is moving up from a lower weight class to challenge Zayas.
- •Matchroom Boxing has released a behind-the-scenes look at Zayas' camp.
- 9:10 PMYahoo Sports — ‘Nothing changes’: Watch Xander Zayas go through camp as he prepares for Boots Ennis showdown
- 9:10 PMBad Left Hook — ‘Nothing changes’: Watch Xander Zayas go through camp as he prepares for Boots Ennis showdown
"CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS - SEPTEMBER 15: Xander Zayas looks on against Roberto Valenzuela Jr. during their middleweight NABO/NABF title fight at American Bank Center on September 15, 2023 in Corpus Christi, Texas. (Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images) | Getty Images With a big super welterweight clash on the schedule for later this month when Xander Zayas defends his world titles against Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis on June 27, Matchroom Boxing takes fans behind the scenes of Zayas in training camp as he physically and mentally prepares himself for the impending battle. “Same focus, same hunger, same dedication, same everything,” Zayas said of training camp. “Nothing changes. It’s another fight, most important fight of my career. But every fight is important. Nothing different. I got to keep being who I am, being true to myself, know what works for me, exploit it. “That’s what it comes down to. I know who I am, I know what I put myself through every camp and I know put the shifts when I need to put the shifts, so whatever he says won’t affect me because I’ve been here before. I’ve been here since I was 16 years old.” Zayas hasn’t for one second expressed any doubts that he’s not going to come through against Boots, but he says he’s still taking him extremely seriously as he know he’s a serious contender in this fight. “He’s the hardest opponent in my career,” Zayas says. “Every fight was a step into that direction and obviously facing somebody like Boots, former world champion coming up to a new weight class and wanting to be the king of the weight class is obviously challenging because you know he’s coming with his best. But you got to expect the best out of me and I promise it’s going to bring the best version out of Xander Zayas.” You can watch the full segment of Zayas in training camp in the link at the top!
"Xander Zayas puts in the work behind the scenes as he gets set to defend his belts against Boots Ennis.
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External links- Yahoo SportsJun 1, 2026, 9:10 PM‘Nothing changes’: Watch Xander Zayas go through camp as he prepares for Boots Ennis showdown
Xander Zayas puts in the work behind the scenes as he gets set to defend his belts against Boots Ennis.
- Bad Left HookJun 1, 2026, 9:10 PM‘Nothing changes’: Watch Xander Zayas go through camp as he prepares for Boots Ennis showdown
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS - SEPTEMBER 15: Xander Zayas looks on against Roberto Valenzuela Jr. during their middleweight NABO/NABF title fight at American Bank Center on September 15, 2023 in Corpus Christi, Texas. (Photo by Carmen Mandato/Getty Images) | Getty Images With a big super welterweight clash on the schedule for later this month when Xander Zayas defends his world titles against Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis on June 27, Matchroom Boxing takes fans behind the scenes of Zayas in training camp as he physically and mentally prepares himself for the impending battle. “Same focus, same hunger, same dedication, same everything,” Zayas said of training camp. “Nothing changes. It’s another fight, most important fight of my career. But every fight is important. Nothing different. I got to keep being who I am, being true to myself, know what works for me, exploit it. “That’s what it comes down to. I know who I am, I know what I put myself through every camp and I know put the shifts when I need to put the shifts, so whatever he says won’t affect me because I’ve been here before. I’ve been here since I was 16 years old.” Zayas hasn’t for one second expressed any doubts that he’s not going to come through against Boots, but he says he’s still taking him extremely seriously as he know he’s a serious contender in this fight. “He’s the hardest opponent in my career,” Zayas says. “Every fight was a step into that direction and obviously facing somebody like Boots, former world champion coming up to a new weight class and wanting to be the king of the weight class is obviously challenging because you know he’s coming with his best. But you got to expect the best out of me and I promise it’s going to bring the best version out of Xander Zayas.” You can watch the full segment of Zayas in training camp in the link at the top!
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