Sparring partner Kyrone Davis: Crawford vs Ennis would be ‘a great fight’ — ‘He’s everything they say he is’
Kyrone Davis, who has sparred with both Terence Crawford and Jaron Ennis, told FightHype both men are ‘terrific fighters’ and said a Crawford–Ennis clash would be a treat — Davis thinks Ennis could win.

Middleweight contender Kyrone Davis, who has trained with Terence Crawford and sparred with Jaron Ennis, has given his verdict on a potential clash between the two. Speaking to FightHype, Davis said both fighters are ‘terrific’ and capable, and described a meeting as a must-see for boxing fans. Ennis currently holds the WBA and WBO super-welterweight titles and is pursuing a path to an undisputed four-belt situation. Davis added he believes Ennis can win, while acknowledging Crawford’s craft and warning that ring rust or accumulated wear could affect an older fighter returning from a layoff.
Davis: ‘Both terrific fighters’ — Crawford and Ennis meet expectations
Kyrone Davis, who says he has been in camp with Terence Crawford and shared the ring with Jaron Ennis, told FightHype that both men live up to their reputations. “Terence Crawford is savvy; he is everything that everybody says he is. Boots is everything that they say he is,” Davis said. He stressed he likes both fighters personally and expects a competitive encounter should they meet. Davis also noted the polarised reaction among fans when he praises either man, underlining how eagerly supporters of both fighters anticipate any potential showdown.
Ennis pursues undisputed status — Crawford’s potential return in the mix
Jaron Ennis currently holds the WBA and WBO super-welterweight titles and is reportedly pursuing a three-belt unification with IBF titleholder Josh Kelly before the end of the year, followed by a possible fight with Sebastian Fundora. The Boxing News report carrying Davis’s comments suggested that if Ennis secured all four major belts, it could create an opportunity for Terence Crawford to attempt an unprecedented four-division undisputed feat — a scenario presented as conditional. Davis described Crawford as ‘teasing’ a return, reflecting ongoing talk about the veteran’s future rather than any confirmed scheduling.
Davis warns lay-off could tell on Crawford — but still expects a fight to deliver
Other links for Crawford remain — Ryan Garcia name mentioned
Alongside the speculation around Ennis, the Boxing News piece noted that Terence Crawford has also been linked with a possible return against Ryan Garcia this December. That linkage was mentioned in the same context as Davis’s comments, but the piece does not present either fight as confirmed. Davis kept his assessment focused on the fighters’ qualities and the likely competitive nature of a Crawford–Ennis clash, rather than on scheduling or contract details.

