Heavyweight contender Jarrell 'Big Baby' Miller doesn't have any problem with WBC champion Deontay Wilder brushing off British fighter Dillian Whyte, who recently became the WBC's top contender.
Miller is back in action on Saturday night, when he faces Polish giant Mariusz Wach at the Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale, New York.
Last month, Whyte won a twelve round decision over Robert Helenius to capture the vacant WBC 'Silver' heavyweight world title on the Anthony Joshua-Carlos Takam undercard in Cardiff, Wales.
Miller watched the contest between Whyte and Helenius and he felt the performance was terrible and he was very surprised that Whyte was unable to do any real damage in the fight
"That bloke was a total bag of rotten cabbage," Miller told Sky Sports. "I don't know if you guys have that over there in England, but he was just trash.
"For a guy to talk all that smack and you can't even drop Helenius. He's throwing overhand rights to the sky and missing, then he starts spinning around. That dude's not beating me on my worst day. I say that right now. He's not beating me on my worst day, because firstly, he doesn't even throw combinations or try and put them together and secondly, he slaps too much.
"He does have a decent overhand right, but he doesn't land it. The way he lets it go, I kind of like it. I think it's cool. But he's still not accurate with it."
Whyte is chasing a fight with WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder, but Miller believes there is no way the British fighter will win that contest.
Miller believes he would personally stop Whyte even quicker than Wilder would.
"Dillian Whyte's in line for a world of hurt if he fights me, that's for sure. I know he's trying to aim for Deontay for that big money fight. But there is no way in hell he's going to beat the king of throwing wild punches. Remember, Deontay is a wild man. He has power in both of them hands, Dillian Whyte not so much. If two wild men are going to bring it, I 'm going to bet on the guy who has the more power. If he fights me, I'm going to hurt him. I'm going to make it quick," Miller said.