

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.
They went face to face last week, and were pulled apart by security after nearly colliding following a hard shove from Miller.
“UK, what’s up? I’m in a better mood as you can see, I had a cup of tea. I’m just chilling, I already said what I had to say. You already know how I feel about AJ, you all know my back story, know where I come from, and know where we’re going. It’s a blessing to be here, and I just can’t wait for June 1," Miller said.
Miller has an undefeated record, and he's massive in size, but he'll enter the contest as a tremendous underdog despite the advantage of having the home court.
He believes Joshua is a spoiled fighter who never really fought tooth and nail to secure his position. He feels the Olympic gold medal winner was handed numerous opportunities.
“We’re going to do the thing, man. I’ve been hearing from the fans themselves saying AJ is to posh – his nose is up here sometimes. They don’t give two licks about him right now, I’m for the underdogs," Miller said.
"For all the underdogs out there, people telling them they’re not good enough, or people telling them they’re too fat, or whatever the discrete is they want discriminate against you, don’t listen to them, just keep pushing through because I’m a proving factor that hard work and dedication, and you know one or two cheeseburgers and a cup tea you can go real far."