LAS VEGAS - Jaron Ennis' systematic rise within the welterweight division has left the gifted Philadelphia native in a precarious position. A six-round demolition of Sergey Lipinets and a first-round destruction of Thomas Dulorme in back-to-back bouts have proven that the 24-year-old contender is ready for a 147-pound title shot. Those two impressive victories have established Ennis - a seemingly generational blend of athleticism, intelligence, power, skill and speed - as about as much of a high-risk, low-reward proposition as possible for welterweight champions campaigning to make as much money as they can during the back ends of their physical primes.
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