Comments Thread For: Jarrell Miller Not Concerned About Mariusz Wach's PED History

[keith_head]

Why would Parker call for Wilder? He's just fought a week or so ago, and Wilder has just jumped from a locked in fight to the WBC's backup plan - Parker calling out Wilder would mean absolutely nothing. Beyond that, Parker v Joshua or Wilder has been talked about at length and openly, by all camps.

This is exactly my point - people are putting way too much stock in useless hot air.

If Parker's team wanted the fight with Wilder they would be able to make it. They're on record saying they want to fight voluntaries for the next year until their mandatory is called. They also could have tried to get the Wilder fight after the first H Fury fight fell through - I'm sure that the WBO would have allowed it in the wake of that.

The reality is Parker's team wants to cash in on easy fights before taking on anyone challenging. I say this as a Parker fan.

[KillaCamNZ]

If Parker's team wanted the fight with Wilder they would be able to make it. They're on record saying they want to fight voluntaries for the next year until their mandatory is called. They also could have tried to get the Wilder fight after the first H Fury fight fell through - I'm sure that the WBO would have allowed it in the wake of that.

The reality is Parker's team wants to cash in on easy fights before taking on anyone challenging. I say this as a Parker fan.

It's absolutely a fight that can be made later on, but as of right now, it's not happening. Hence why any chatter from Wilder is just an absolute waste of time.

And look back at Wilder's initial callout of Parker back in late April - he wanted a unification bout on 6 weeks notice. That was never, EVER going to happen - but people lapped it up because they have zero ability to look beyond the bull****. Like I said, it's incredibly easy to talk when you know there's no possibility of having to back it up.

Anyone who expects a unification bout to be put together on 6 weeks notice, as a replacement for a fight that's fallen over is either insane, ******, or both. A) It's not happening, and B) May as well flush money down the toilet.

[Kigali]

If Parker's team wanted the fight with Wilder they would be able to make it. They're on record saying they want to fight voluntaries for the next year until their mandatory is called. They also could have tried to get the Wilder fight after the first H Fury fight fell through - I'm sure that the WBO would have allowed it in the wake of that.

The reality is Parker's team wants to cash in on easy fights before taking on anyone challenging. I say this as a Parker fan.

[Blackclouds]

What about Jarrell's PED history? https://www.mmamania.com/2014/8/10/5...est-kickboxing

[Raggamuffin]

Miller is a ****en bum. Wach should knock his sorry ass out if he isn't used up. When I say that Miller is trash, he's trash.

[Tatabanya]

He is not worried about Wach's PEDs because his own are more functional.

[DuckAdonis]

Yeah ... if he wanted to give up his title. The WBC have ordered him to fight his mando with Bumain Stifferne.

Well yeah but maybe he could've found an agreement with the WBC about that situation

[keith_head]

It's absolutely a fight that can be made later on, but as of right now, it's not happening. Hence why any chatter from Wilder is just an absolute waste of time.

And look back at Wilder's initial callout of Parker back in late April - he wanted a unification bout on 6 weeks notice. That was never, EVER going to happen - but people lapped it up because they have zero ability to look beyond the bull****. Like I said, it's incredibly easy to talk when you know there's no possibility of having to back it up.

Anyone who expects a unification bout to be put together on 6 weeks notice, as a replacement for a fight that's fallen over is either insane, ******, or both. A) It's not happening, and B) May as well flush money down the toilet.

6 weeks notice is enough time. Sure, it's on the outer edges of acceptable, but it's not like he took any punishment from Hughie Fury.

There are many times this year that the fight could have been made, but it wasn't. Maybe that was down to Wilder's team, but given what's been coming out of Kevin Barry and David Higgins' mouths, it doesn't sound like it.

[P4Pdunny]

He's far from fat are you blind?.

He's not fat per say like a Tyson Fury nowadays but he is definately fleshy. Especially in his lower torso/back and leg area. It doesn't seem to affect his mobility or engine though so I don't see it as a huge issue.

[REMOVE SHARK 55]

He's not fat per say like a Tyson Fury nowadays but he is definately fleshy. Especially in his lower torso/back and leg area. It doesn't seem to affect his mobility or engine though so I don't see it as a huge issue.

In the name I guess lol. 'Big Baby'.

His chest is bodybuilder type as well as his shoulders. Abdomen is toned but I definitely think he's carrying a extra 15-20lbs in the areas you mentioned. If he loses any more weight I don't think he'll be as effective as he is now.