Comments Thread For: Tyson Fury Ready For Jarrell Miller, Tears Apart Eddie Hearn

[tokon]

Fury was banned by the British Board of Boxing because of doping.It is clear that he has no issue fighting another doper. Bad for boxing.....

Exactly. One drug cheat cannot really condemn another can he?!

[STREET CLEANER]

Probably that Robbie guy he’s always predicting s**t right ha

It wasn't her. Somebody actually did a thread on it.

[SN!PER]

Somebody around these boards called that this fight might be next for Fury like a month ago

I saw it coming, though I was a little off on the date.

https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/s...7#post19706807

[Dramacyde]

They better have a backup plan, there's a strong possibility that Miller will pop again

[Robbie Barrett]

We got the battle of the duckers Wilder-Ortiz, now the battle of the roid users.

[Yaconcha]

Hmmm, promoters are ordinarily greedy.
However, the Hearn family have been proven to have taken care of any sporting person they have promoted.
Just ask Ronnie O’Sullivan and alike.
There has been many a boxer that has jumped ship between British promoters but you will never find one that has gone from the hearts to warren. Fact.
Just look at the boxers alone who have ended up in court with warren over contracts and of course,it’s never been his fault.
Anyone remember terry marsh? The scummy diddycoy belongs with warren.
I rest my case.

[landotter]

If Ortiz was granted a license to fight Wilder at the Barclay's, then Big Baby Miller, one of our own, should definitely be granted a license! Fury vs. Miller at MSG! Make It Happen! Let's Go!!!

Apples and oranges, or I guess for this conversation PED's and HGH. Ortiz appealed on the basis of a medical problem, high blood pressure, and submitting the form for the testing incorrectly by not listing the meds for his condition. Regardless of anyone's opinion, the WBC accepted the appeal, and he was granted a license to box in New York based on that decision. (If memory serves, I think the IBF suspended Ortiz off their rankings anyways.)

Miller failed so many tests for drugs that are used only for cheating that Jose Canseco and Lance Armstrong stood up and applauded.

[Armchairhero]

It would be a vast improvement for an average Fury fight which is usually under powered low level guys.

Fury would actually have to maybe put some effort in his punches to get Miller off him but its a predictable Fury UD win here.


Lets not forget Fury is mad at Hearn bc he himself knows he demanded 60% to fight Joshua and doesn't like facts thrown at him about his career choices only when he wants sympathy for his struggles does he speak rationally ,hes the second biggest baby only to Wilder. lol

If it happens it will look a lot like the chisora fight, I rate Del Boy higher than Miller at the time they fought

[SN!PER]

A guy like Miller is the perfect opponent for Fury to look good.

Undefeated, big, tough, absorbs a lot of punches, but he lacks the movement, speed, and power to really threaten a skilled boxer like Fury. His stamina is good and he throws a lot against lesser opponents, but against a mover like Fury he won't be able to setup and land the big shots that he needs to win.

[apollocreed]

Fury is right on this one. AJ was even on record saying that even if Miller fought him while on ped's he'd still win. Hearn shouldn't worry about what Fury does it's none of his concern. Also I think the embarrassment of what Miller went through by being caught cheating is punishment in itself. And it's not like Fury is super clean he was on drugs. So it what it is.

The embarrassment isn’t punishment enough. That would set a terrible precedent - ‘no long bans for doping, they got embarrassed, that’s enough’. Come on.
Miller was juiced to the gills on EPO, HGH and some **** I’ve never heard of before called Endurobol. He should be serving a long ban and if boxing was actually fair, he should never be sanctioned to fight again.