Comments Thread For: Jarrell Miller: The Other American

[Ray*]

Joshua doesnt seem too appreciative of Hearn linking his business with Matchrooms business. That interview yesterday started me thinking he may actually leave, doubted it before

I think it’s common knowledge that Joshua would be leaving Hearn in the near future, he is setting things up behind the scene with his team and yeah in that interview that he did with Kugan that became even more appears to.

got a link m8?

I really don’t know how to link, but it’s in one of those next videos where Hearn was asking if anyone knows who Wilder was.

[Ray*]

got a link m8?

https://********/RiDkqKn84mo

Was able to do this with my mobile.

[Tom Cruise]

Joshua doesnt seem too appreciative of Hearn linking his business with Matchrooms business. That interview yesterday started me thinking he may actually leave, doubted it before

I still think there are benefits to having HEarn on side. Look how much flack Hearn takes for **** undercards or when he says they need to build fights rather than taking them straight away. That's flack that could end up on AJ's door if he went it alone.

I think gradually Matchroom's cut of the revenue will drop, but they still bring value to the team. At most we will see a Mayweather and GBP situation.

[londoner]

Valuev, Butterbean, Miller in a round robin. Who cmes out on top?

Got to chew the fat on that one, it's a toughie.

[crold1]

The article states THREE American heavyweights but then talks about Wilder, Ruiz and Miller implying Ruiz is the third American ????

Ruiz is down in the Ring table as Mexico and Brezeale is the third American boxer in the top ten.

You’re right on Breazeale. I missed that from Ring in haste. On Ruiz, he was born in California and fights out of there now. He’s an American.

[Snoop Frog]

he doesnt fall over when he throws punches so hes got the basics down unlike wilder

Dahhh! Don't hate on his special move "the windmill!"

[Snoop Frog]

why is wilder a guy to beat??? hype hype hype. his resme is worse than bertos and broners.

Wilder is an enigma, for sure. He's in no man's land below Joshua (a guy with very good technical skills and very good, if not great, power) and everyone else (I exclude the dopers Povetkin and Ortiz). I guess Wilder has the "how good is he" question still out about him. We don't really know how good he is based on his B level competition. I thought maybe, just maybe, he fought a B+ heavy in Stiverne 1, but that's pretty shaky.

Here is Boxrec's top 20 (I know, Boxrec isn't Gospel...):

1 * ➡ Anthony Joshua 673 28 20*0*0
2 * ➡ Alexander Povetkin* 286 38 32*1*0
3 * ➡ Deontay Wilder 264 32 39*0*0
4 * ➡ Luis Ortiz 255 38 27*0*0
5 * ➡ Tony Bellew* 234 34 29*2*1
6 * ➡ Kubrat Pulev 206 36 25*1*0
7 * ➡ Joseph Parker 156 25 24*0*0
8 * ➡ Dominic Breazeale 145 32 19*1*0
9 * ➡ Christian Hammer* 128 30 22*4*0
10 * ➡ Dillian Whyte 126 29 22*1*0
11 * ➡ Adam Kownacki 112 28 16*0*0
12 * ➡ Jarrell Miller* 106 29 19*0*1
13 * ➡ Malik Scott 104 37 38*3*1
14 * ➡ Charles Martin 103 31 25*1*1
15 * ➡ Andy Ruiz Jr 102 28 29*1*0
16 * ➡ Johann Duhaupas 99 36 36*4*0
17 * ➡ Lucas Browne 96 38 25*0*0
18 * ➡ Carlos Takam 91 36 35*4*1
19 * ➡ David Haye* 90 37 28*3*0
20 * ➡ Mariusz Wach* 87 37 33*2*0

[SUBZER0ED]

Miller looks like a 2-legged hog. Disgusting! How effective can one be at that weight? He looks like he could drop dead at any moment.

[bigjavi973]

im sorry but how this writer can compare this:



to this:



or even worse this:

[KING5TWENTY]

Ruiz has duel citizenship but has lived in th US since he was like 17 and still lives and fights out of the US.