Can anyone explain to me why would Miller

[rolshans]

Meh, I'll watch it. On Sunday before kickoff, mind you.

[Phenom]

Eddie Hearn forgot this isn't the UK. You can't sell bum fights to people who actually have standards.

For real. ..


The Oct 6th card looks weak AF they better put Saunders vs Andrade on that date

[juggernaut666]

Miller will never improve fighting the guys hes fighting , he certainly cant complain how anyones ducking him and how he deserves a title shot with Joshua no matter how many times he calls him out ( take a seat next to Ortiz ) . lol

[RoyJonesJrp4pno1]

Big Baby vs Joseph Parker would be a sort of interesting fight right now. Definitely more interesting than this one anyway.

He just fought 2 weeks ago.

Poland has a strong Polish community. Adamek is Polish so it helps with ticket sales.

Anyway it isn't hugely important when DAZN's card is going up against McGregor vs Khabib the same night.

[El Gitano]

Fight Adamek?

At his point , what is the point of doing this?????

Because he's Polish and the fight is taking place in a highly Polish area so the Poles will buy tickets.

[boliodogs]

It's just a cherry pick. He adds a KO win to his record and makes some money.

[boliodogs]

Miller will never improve fighting the guys hes fighting , he certainly cant complain how anyones ducking him and how he deserves a title shot with Joshua no matter how many times he calls him out ( take a seat next to Ortiz ) . lol

Ortiz and Miller should fight each other instead of cherry picks.

[N/A]

Ortiz and Miller should fight each other instead of cherry picks.

How do you propose that fight happens? Ortiz is with PBC. Miller is with DAZN. Ortiz practically has a guaranteed WBC title shot next year. Miller practically has a guaranteed WBA title shot next year. In what universe does it make any business sense for them to fight each other and why would Haymon and Hearn be willing to make such a fight? Where the winner gains absolutely nothing and the loser loses absolutely everything.

[Shawnex]

You could say the same for 90% of Golovkin's opponents, so why does it matter if Miller takes on a soft opponent now and then? He is still relatively young, compared to some older guys who only stepped up in competition when in the midthirties...