Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua vs. Jarrell Arlington Miller

If he fights Miller in America it’s not gunna look good that he turned down Wilders 50 million offer to come to the US.

With that being said AJ beats him. I think it maybe goes the distance or a late stoppage, something tells Miller is durable.

 

Joshua UD. I don't see him taking risks to force a stoppage unless he has to.

 

None.

Now Wembley on the other hand...

 

I be happy to watch Joshua destroy miller after the guys miller has been facing .. disgrace.

 

This will be over even quicker than the Martin Saga.

 

I hate to see Miller getting a shot after ducking pulev in an eliminator

that's no slight on Joshua just the politics

 

I think some of you are underestimating Miller, he does possess certain assets which could make him a difficult opponent. His sheer size is one, his stamina and capacity to keep throwing another. He also appears to have a particularly good chin. He may not be a skilled technician, but he'a legitimate top ten guy even without a signature win on his record.

The big danger to me would be if AJ bulked up to match Miller for size, or at least negate some of the imbalance and then gasses because he's beyond his fighting weight. Miller doesn't seem to have a big punch, but he can keep throwing and that may lead to cumulative damage.

Anyway, he's good fun in the buildup and if we can't have AJ vs Wilder or Fury this is a fight I'd like to see. AJ to win by KO, but Miller to do better than some here think.

 

I agree 100%. Miller is the biggest question mark to me in the division. I have no interest in a Whyte AJ redo, but if AJ doesn't face one of the other big three or Usyk next, I'd be vastly more interested in him fighting Miller than any other opponent.

Miller's sheer weight, workrate, accumulative power, and apparent chin leave me with (some) legitimate question as to the possibility of success at the highest levels for him. I THINK AJ beats him handily. But I'm much less certain of that than I am for Whyte or Pulev.

But, I'd be shocked if his next fight wasn't against Whyte in Wembley. Maybe Miller in autumn in the us.

 

If I were Eddie I would be moving away from the April Wembley date, at least if he can't get wilder. He's done Wembley a few times in a row and I think they were struggling with the povetkin sales. Better to get aj some experience away from home with a decent amount of control over venue etc and start building AJ in a new market.

It's essentially long been the plan in any case to help build a super fight against wilder.

 

I'm sure Joshua would like to fight at MSG but with Fury getting robbed on the cards in a very dominate performance it does raise questions.

It's risky fighting in the US for any visiting fighter. If it goes the distance is there any guarantees that Joshua gets the nod.

Would like to see Joshua on the road myself, just to see how he handles it. He's had home advantage for such a long time.

 

Only asking dude.