"I always said, I'd never signed a Mayweather, a De La Hoya. That kind of a guy. And now I have that kind of a guy." Cameron Dunkin, manager for rising welterweight star Jaron Ennis, expects his boxer to become a pound-for-pound great in the coming future. "I had Crawford for 20 something fights, so I know him very well. I know all these guys. I think Jaron, who is barely 23-years-old, is going to be tremendous, a great fighter. Pound-for-pound the best in the world, I really believe it. Terence, when I signed him, he was a tremendous 135-pounder. He was little and we grew him into a welterweight. Boots is a full-fledged welterweight, who is much bigger, stronger, faster and hits harder.