Comments Thread For: Kubrat Pulev-Jarrell Miller in works for Saudi Arabia unless Michael Hunter request is granted

[archiemoore1]

Turki puts on nice cards.You may not agree with his choices, but Charr lives in Dubai, so he's known to the Arab people. But before he fought Pulev, he fought twice in 2022 and before that, his last fight was in 2017. So I can see how that would make a more active heavyweight feel disappointed in being overlooked...
Jarrell Miller is a fellow moo-.slim, plus he's articulate and has a great personality. And the main thing is, he comes to fight and is an all-action, crowd pleasing fighter.
Michael Hunter is deserving of a high profile fight also, with his higher ranking, and how he also comes to fight everytime he steps in the ring. I hope Turki considers him in the future, if not now

[Left Hook Louie]

I don't know about all that disrespect.
If, for example, YOU were to make that proposal to Pulev's face, you had better bring more to the conflict than UFC great Frank Mir did when Pulev came within one more punch of killing the former UFC champion when they fought in November 2021, months after Mir had defeated Roy Nelson at Bellator 231.

I looked up Pulev-Mir on YouTube - what a mismatch. Mir looked like a washed-up seacow, out on his feet WWE-style. In a weird triangular ring, WTF was that about?

[JeBron Lamez]

Jarrell Miller... comes to fight and is an all-action, crowd pleasing fighter.

Not any more he isn't loooool, he's a big slow low volume fatty of a fat ol' pudding fr.

[archiemoore1]

Not any more he isn't loooool, he's a big slow low volume fatty of a fat ol' pudding fr.

He turned pro in 2009 and was undefeated until 2023 when he fought Dubois, who was coming into his own as a fighter, and was in top shape and full of confidence. For a completely out of shape, overweight, bloated guy, Big Baby showed plenty of heart, toughness and never stopped trying to win. And then when he fought Andy Ruiz, he gave Andy more than he wanted, and definitely deserved to win that fight. So Miller still has something left to give the sport. As long as he builds on the Ruiz fight and works very hard and eats the right way

[Willow The Wisp]

He turned pro in 2009 and was undefeated until 2023 when he fought Dubois, who was coming into his own as a fighter, and was in top shape and full of confidence. For a completely out of shape, overweight, bloated guy, Big Baby showed plenty of heart, toughness and never stopped trying to win. And then when he fought Andy Ruiz, he gave Andy more than he wanted, and definitely deserved to win that fight. So Miller still has something left to give the sport. As long as he builds on the Ruiz fight and works very hard and eats the right way

I compare Miller's fight against Dubois with Joshua’s and I can't imagine how anyone would focus on his physique.

I'll say this. No weightlifter, fitness addict or body builder ever lived who would walk out of a dark alley with Miller.

[paulf]

Jarrell Miller will be world champion after all.

Didn't have that one on my bingo card. Hilarious.

[JeBron Lamez]

As long as he builds on the Ruiz fight and works very hard and eats the right way

Two 'ifs' almost as big as the man himself!

Plus he was a low volume fat pudding against Ruiz, if he'd thrown punches instead of menacingly waddling without throwing punches he would have won lol.

[JLC]

The issue is that one of these jokers could inherit the full WBA champion status if the Usyk/Fury winner vacates, retires, or skips out on a mandatory challenge. And nobody wants Jarrell Miller or Kubrat Pulev to inherit a legitimate heavyweight title.

lol. It would NEVER happen. WBA is about cash not forcing mandatories. You guys are safe ! Just ignore this fight. Should be pretty easy to do so.