Anthony Joshua: record, next fight and profile →
NEW YORK – Jarrell Miller was busy blasting the level of Anthony Joshua’s competition early in his pro career when a reporter interjected. Miller replied as you might expect once that reporter reminded the unbeaten Brooklyn heavyweight that England’s Joshua won a gold medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.
Anthony Joshua scoffed Monday at Jarrell Miller’s prediction. Joshua’s upcoming opponent suggested during a press conference in London that he’ll stop the unbeaten British superstar within seven rounds June 1 at Madison Square Garden. An annoyed Joshua responded by promising to do extreme damage to Miller when they fight in three months for Joshua’s IBF, IBO, WBA and WBO heavyweight titles.
Anthony Joshua fully expects everything about his life to be the same after his forthcoming U.S. debut on June 1 versus Brooklyn’s Jarrell Miller. He expects to leave New York City’s Madison Square Garden with his unbeaten record still intact and his slew of heavyweight titles still firmly in his possession. He also figures to feel the same way about Miller as he does right now—with no love at all for his upcoming challenger, who hasn’t hesitated in disrespecting the unbeaten Brit at every turn.
Jarrell Miller has questioned the size and strength of IBF, IBO, WBA, WBO heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. Miller, who himself tested for a banned substance in kickboxing competition, is not convinced that Joshua is an "all-natural" fighter. He alleges that Joshua, during his rise, was tampering with performance enhancing drugs and is no longer the same fighter.
In a press conference on Monday afternoon in London, the media tour continued to announce the United States debut of Anthony Joshua who will defend his WBA Super, IBF, WBO and IBO World Heavyweight titles against Brooklyn’s Jarrell ‘Big Baby’ Miller at Madison Square Garden on Saturday June 1, live on DAZN.
Joshua, Miller London Press Conference Photos Gallery -Media gathered for the kick off press conference in London, UK. DAZN and Matchroom USA formally announced the United States debut of Anthony Joshua to defend his WBA Super, IBF, WBO and IBO World Heavyweight titles against Brooklyn’s Jarrell ‘Big Baby’ Miller at Madison Square Garden on Saturday June 1, live on DAZN.. (photos by Mark Robinson).
Heavyweight contender Jarrell Miller is not overly impressed with the toughest opponent of his career, which is IBF, IBO, WBA, WBO world champion Anthony Joshua. Miller will challenge Joshua for his world title on June 1 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The contest will be Joshua's United States debut.
Former world champion Tyson Fury has once again verbally lashed out in the direction of his domestic rival - IBF, WBO, WBA, IBO world champion Anthony Joshua. Joshua is back in the ring on June 1 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. He faces undefeated contender Jarrell Miller of Brooklyn.
Evander Holyfield backs WBC world champion Deontay Wilder as the best heavyweight in the world. While he views IBF, IBO, WBA, WBO champion Anthony Joshua as being the most skilled fighter in the division - he can't back him to be the best of the division.
THE president of the WBC Mauricio Sulaiman insists the heavyweight fight he wants to see is a unification contest between Anthony Joshua – who holds the WBA, IBF, IBO and WBO belts – and the WBC champion. However, who holds the green belt by the time the titles are under one roof remains to be seen.