IBF welterweight titleholder Jaron Ennis was left with a lukewarm feeling following a ho-hum, workmanlike unanimous decision win in a rematch against Karen Chukhadzhian on Saturday.

Jaron "Boots" Ennis and Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez each picked up wins on Matchroom Boxing's world title fight double header from Philadelphia.

Jaron Ennis admitted that he kind of found it difficult to get up for fighting Karen Chukhadzhian two times in over a year's period. Despite

Jaron Ennis' latest 147-pound title defense could be his last one in the weight class — the Philly fighter with designs on winning more championships is on the brink of moving up for a new set of challengers.

Jaron "Boots" Ennis and Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez both won in Saturday's blockbuster championship double-header, though one was significantly more impressive than the other.

Jaron Ennis defeated Karen Chukhadzhian in a unanimous decision to defend his IBF belt at 147, but he failed to get the knockout he sought. Ennis was fighting in his hometown of Philadelphia for the second consecutive fight.

In the immediate aftermath of defeating Karen Chukhadzhian by unanimous decision Saturday night, Jaron Ennis assessed his performance and began to ponder a possible move up to junior middleweight. "My performance