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When discussing the top dogs of boxing’s heavyweight division, three names immediately come to mind. Those being Anthony Joshua, Deontay Wilder, and Tyson Fury. However, one name that gets lost in the shuffle is 39-year-old Cuban knockout artist …
When discussing the top dogs of boxing’s heavyweight division, three names immediately come to mind. Those being Anthony Joshua, Deontay Wilder, and Tyson Fury. However, one name that gets lost in the shuffle is 39-year-old Cuban knockout artist Luis Ortiz. Ortiz suffered the first loss of his boxing career just last year. He was knocked […]
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Tyson Fury’s next fight will not be against Deontay Wilder. The highly-anticipated rematch has been the talk of the boxing world for quite some time now. However, with Fury making the unexpected move of signing with ESPN and Top Rank Boxing, the …
Tyson Fury’s next fight will not be against Deontay Wilder. The highly-anticipated rematch has been the talk of the boxing world for quite some time now. However, with Fury making the unexpected move of signing with ESPN and Top Rank Boxing, the process has become a bit more complicated. Wilder is currently a promotional free […]
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Jarrell Miller has made a rather interesting observation ahead of his clash with Anthony Joshua. Speaking at last week’s pre-fight press conference in New York, Miller said Joshua isn’t even the biggest name in his native United Kingdom anymore, as it pertains to boxing. Instead, he believes Tyson Fury has overtaken that role (via Boxing […]
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Jarrell Miller has made a rather interesting observation ahead of his clash with Anthony Joshua.
Speaking at last week’s pre-fight press conference in New York, Miller said Joshua isn’t even the biggest name in his native United Kingdom anymore, as it pertains to boxing. Instead, he believes Tyson Fury has overtaken that role (via Boxing Scene):
“The facial can’t fight for him, the fans can’t fight for him, he’s not the popular one, all I hear is Tyson Fury now — he (Joshua) is a sucker.”
Miller sports a 23-0-1 record and will be challenging for Joshua’s WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight titles. The fight goes down from Madison Square Garden in New York City on June 1st. “Big Baby” declared his plan is to stop the heavyweight great inside seven rounds:
I don’t need to think, I’ll just get it done. You’ve got to go b***s to b***s. If I ever doubted myself I would not have made it this far,” Miller said.
“The game plan’s to stop him in seven rounds. You know how I feel about AJ, and my backstory and where I come from and where we’re going.”
This will be Joshua’s fighting debut in the United States. With a potential win, perhaps the Englishman is setting up for a big money fight against either WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder or Tyson Fury.
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Top Rank promoter Bob Arum has signed heavyweight Tyson Fury to a co-promotional deal to fight on the ESPN platforms. Now it is Deontay Wilder’s turn. World titleholder Wilder is not currently signed to a promoter. And perhaps that’s why Arum promised to send the champion a “tremendous offer” including his anticipated Fury rematch. Wilder’s […]
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Top Rank promoter Bob Arum has signed heavyweight Tyson Fury to a co-promotional deal to fight on the ESPN platforms. Now it is Deontay Wilder’s turn.
World titleholder Wilder is not currently signed to a promoter. And p
Wilder’s co-manager Shelly Finkel declined to give too many details on the offer. However, he did tell ESPN on Friday (Feb. 22, 2019) he had indeed received an offer from Top Rank for a multi-fight deal for Wilder that would include the rematch with Fury.
“They made an offer. I wrote back that we received it. We will review it and we will respond,” Finkel said. “If we are amenable to the offer, we will be able to get something done. If the terms are amenable to us, something will happen, If not, it won’t.”
Finkel explained that he would look the offer over with fellow co-managers Al Haymon and Jay Deas (Wilder’s trainer), as well as the man himself.
“We will all talk it through and then we will make a decision,” Finkel said. “That’s how we do it. But we want the rematch, so that is not the issue.”
Wilder, 33, is from Tuscaloosa, Alabama. In the past, he had been aligned with Showtime and Haymon’s Premier Boxing Champions. But he has said he is not contractually tied to any network.
With the Wilder and Fury camps nearing a deal, the WBC ordered them to fight next and set a purse bid date. Twice it was postponed. Then came Fury’s signing with Top Rank, leaving the rematch up in the air.
On Friday, Mauricio Sulaiman WMC President said that he has been in communication with each pugilist’s side to see where talks for the rematch stand.
“There will be no further comments until the WBC receives official communication from both sides by Tuesday, Feb. 26th,” Sulaiman said.
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Anthony Joshua is the king of heavyweight boxing at the moment. However, there are two fights in particular that fans would like to see him take before truly cementing himself with the moniker. Those fights being against WBC heavyweight champion Deonta…
Anthony Joshua is the king of heavyweight boxing at the moment. However, there are two fights in particular that fans would like to see him take before truly cementing himself with the moniker. Those fights being against WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury. Speaking to The New York Times recently, Joshua has a […]
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Jarrell Miller does not appreciate Tyson Fury’s recent comments about him. “The Gypsy King” recently said that he once knocked Miller down several times in a sparring session (via Metro UK): “I hired him for two weeks sparring, I ended up sending him back home after one day,” said Fury. “I put him down seven […]
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Jarrell Miller does not appreciate Tyson Fury’s recent comments about him.
“The Gypsy King” recently said that he once knocked Miller down several times in a sparring session (via Metro UK):
“I hired him for two weeks sparring, I ended up sending him back home after one day,” said Fury. “I put him down seven times in the first spar and sent him packing back to the USA.”
However, during a recent interview with iFL TV, Miller refuted those claims, also taking shots at Fury’s past issues with addiction. “Big Baby” added in “It’s never happened”:
“I seen Tyson Fury hump a donkey seven times. What the f*** bro? People just talk s*** cos it sounds good bro. It’s never happened. It’s never happened.
“I’ve hit Tyson Fury with so many left hooks in the head and body in the one camp I went to it’s amazing.”
Miller is currently gearing up for the biggest fight of his career. He’ll face WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. They’ll main event from Madison Square Garden in New York City on June 1st. Joshua is undefeated at 22-0, with 21 of his wins coming by way of knockout.
As for Miller, he is also undefeated in his boxing career as well. He sports a record of 23-0-1. In his last fight, he defeated Bogdan Dinu with a fourth round knockout. Should Miller defeat Joshua, it will be one of the biggest upsets the division has ever seen.
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