Big Baby Miller will beat Anthony Joshua.

chico g · Feb 18, 2019

I seen a bodybuilder get thrown off the weights machine just like that by a power lifter. I think Joshua's in serious trouble if he stands there and trades with this gluttonous brute. Please don't lose those shiny belts before Deontay gets to you Anthony. I really wanna see the devastating bronze bomber stagger you across the ring like Clubber did to Balboa in Rocky 3. lol.

red_roo · Feb 18, 2019

Miller will be a thriller wit da win ..

Komaster · Feb 18, 2019

f1ght3rz said: ↑

You can quote me later on. But you heard it first in here.

So, what's the deal about the fight? I only read "easy night of work", "Miller is garbage" and such a trash talk. Why? No arguments made.

I give you my thoughts about the fight.

If there is a pattern in Joshuas resume then it is the body composition of his opponents.
Only for the book: Big Baby Miller is 6'4 and weighed in at 315 and 317 in his last two fights. I doubt he will lose weight for the Joshua fight. I think he will pack some more pounds on, i can see him above 320 comes fight night. We'll see.
Joshuas has only faced SMALL SIZED opponents throughout his pro career. There were two exceptions but i will come to that later on.
Let's take a detailed look on his resume since he started fighting for titles and solid opponents:
- Alexandr Povetkin: 6'2 and 222 lb
- Joseph Parker: 6'4 and 236 lb
- Carlos Takam: 6'1 and 235 lb
- Wladimir Klitschko: 6'6 and 240 lb
- Eric Molina: 6'4 and 237 lb
- Dominic Breazeale: 6'7 and 255 lb
- Charles Martin: 6'5 and 245 lb
- Dillian Whyte 6'4 and 247 lb

So it's clear that his biggest opponent in terms of weight was Dominic Breazeale who came in at 255 lb. I won't do the maths for you all but you can see it: Big Baby Miller will likely come in 60-70 lb heavier than the heaviest opponent Joshuas has fought.

Considering Joshua himself is a big HW with a bodybuilder like body composition despite being not that heavy (245-255 lb) and an above average height (6'6) he is physically clearly(!!!) superior most of the time. There were three exceptions: Klitschko, Breazeale and Martin. Klitschko nearly stopped Joshua. He dropped him but couldn't finish the job because he was old and probably past his prime, still he was the guy who put Joshua on his ass. Klitschko is a boxer. Jab, jab, jab, straight right. He can only box his style, he is no brawler, no pressure fighter, has almost no inside game as he's a typical clincher. Breazeale is a boxer too. Breazeale wasn't pressuring Joshua with his size or even his jab, he was boxing and he got caught. Easy. Martin was the third exception. No idea if i have to write a lot about that fight. Martin probably quit before he entered the ring. He wanted the payday and he got it. Once he got caught the fight was over.

So what we've got here? Miller IS a pressure fighter. Style makes fights. Everyone who boxed on his own knows that size matters. If a guy with +60 lb more on his ribs comes into the ring and wants to fight you you've got some respect. Joshuas experience with those kind of opponents is almost ZERO. He has never faced anyone like Miller. Neither a similar style nor a similar size.

Miller is a 6'4 320lb pressure fighter with high volume output and good movement for his weight. He's clearly not the best boxer but he also can jab his way through a round as we saw vs. Washington. He isn't a blind basher. But he can box different styles. He can fight from the distance with his jab or he can grind you down with high volume. WITH HIS SIZE. I doubt Joshua or anyone out here can imagine how it feels if a guy like Miller is coming for you. I mean take a look at the Dinu fight. Dinu clearly wasn't in shape and also lacking will & heart but he started well on the backfoot. Miller wasn't pressuring at all in the first two rounds so Dinu had time and space to breathe and he won those first two rounds in my opinion. But what happened after? Miller raised the pressure enormously, he started to throw bigger shots and he started to raise his work rate and from that point it was clear as a whistle that the fight is basically over. I do not want to comment on the knockdowns or the stoppage but Dinu himself is 6'5 and came in 237 lb. He wasn't a small opponent. No Adamek. Miller eat him alive. A bigger opponent. Easily. I really think the size of Miller is a factor which is MASSIVELY underrated here. There are weight classes in boxing for a reason. If Miller comes in 60 lb heavier than Joshua which is not only possible, it's probably an underrated number, this would be 8 different weight classes in the normal boxing ladder. Yeah, i know the comparison isn't ideal but you all know what i mean. Or take a look at the Adamek fight. I know Adamek is a former LHW/CW and also shot to pieces + old but i mean Adamek fought some big powerful HWs in his career like Vitali Klitschko or Eric Molina and he lasted 10 rounds with both of them. Miller smoked him in 50 seconds!!! 50 seconds!!! Another factor is: How to prepare for such a guy? Miller is unique. There is no other HW in the world with his style, variety AND size. Not a single one.

In my opinion Miller can win the fight on both occasions: on points or via stoppage. He hast the work rate to outwork Joshua throughout the rounds. Joshua was fighting really conservative Klitschko like in his last two fights. Now he'll have to go for it if he wants the stoppage. Miller won't be as easy to crack as Povetkin. And he won't fight like Parker too who was running most of the time (no discredit). He's fighting in Millers backyard. Joshua is vulnerable. We all know that. No matter if fan or hater or just a boxing fan. He was rocked by Whyte. He was dropped by Klitschko. He was rocked by Povetkin. But the thing is: If Miller rocks him once, he'll get all in, he will unleash everything he has, Miller is a killer if he hurts an opponent once. Look at his stoppages.

I predict Miller beating Joshua on June 1st. I know everyone is laughing at me but we'll see. Maybe i am wrong, the odds are against me obviously, but i am pretty sure this will be a hell of a fight for Joshua and his biggest test yet. I predict this will be a close fight and i do not see Joshua stopping Miller. Mark my words. Yeah, i do not see Joshua stopping Miller but i do see Miller stopping Joshua. Yes, boys.

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I like Miller but think of it like this. Would Wlad in his prime bully and batter Miller? Stopping him late or winning a wide decision? The answer is probably yes. So why couldn't Joshua, a guy who is flirting with being on that level and who has probably learnt a lot since the Wlad, and Povetkin fights, do the same? Don't get me wrong; I think it will be an interesting contest if Miller can cover up well and pressure AJ - maybe even some nail biting moments for Josh. But I just don't see a guy, even a tank like Miller, an above average pressure fighter, being able to simply 'pressure' Joshua relentlessly for multiple rounds without taking significant damage. Remember, Povetkin wasn't fazed by too many guys in his career but was obliterated by AJ when the shot finally landed. There is some serious power and a modicum of skills to execute and effectuate said serious power shots coming from the body builder. AJ TKO 9 is my prediction. The right crosses and left uppercuts will eventually take their toll despite the 'pressure'. Cheers

CST80 · Feb 18, 2019

Walter Sobchak said: ↑

What you thinking the result will be? I think Miller causes problems for rounds 1-3 but then gets caught and stopped by a counter punch. I don't think Miller is defensive enough to play the long game needed to tire out AJ.
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Haven't settled on it yet, your scenario is possible, although if Miller can tighten his defense and he can, and survive past the first 4 or 5 rounds, AJ's in trouble.

Gymbot · Feb 18, 2019

As I've stated previously, I think Joshua will win a decision and maybe a controversial one. These US debuts never quite go to plan. Remember Ricky Hatton/Luis Collazo?

Baby Miller is a huge man with a massive head and I just can't see him going down easily. Has he ever been down, never mind stopped in his kickboxing or boxing career?

I just think he will be very difficult to look good against. He would be more suited for someone like Fury. Styles make fights and I just don't see this as a good style matchup for Joshua.

Walter Sobchak · Feb 18, 2019

CST80 said: ↑

Haven't settled on it yet, your scenario is possible, although if Miller can tighten his defense and he can, and survive past the first 4 or 5 rounds, AJ's in trouble.
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If Joshua gasses like he did vs Wlad he will be KO'd as he was barely standing up on his own in that fight. Interesting fight!

Hurrikeen · Feb 18, 2019

On his US debut, AJ will be looking to impress big time. I can see him hunting Miller from the very first bell and taking him out inside 4-5 rds.

Dfaulds · Feb 18, 2019

AJ KO4.

Heavy_Hitter · Feb 18, 2019

f1ght3rz said: ↑

You can quote me later on. But you heard it first in here.

So, what's the deal about the fight? I only read "easy night of work", "Miller is garbage" and such a trash talk. Why? No arguments made.

I give you my thoughts about the fight.

If there is a pattern in Joshuas resume then it is the body composition of his opponents.
Only for the book: Big Baby Miller is 6'4 and weighed in at 315 and 317 in his last two fights. I doubt he will lose weight for the Joshua fight. I think he will pack some more pounds on, i can see him above 320 comes fight night. We'll see.
Joshuas has only faced SMALL SIZED opponents throughout his pro career. There were two exceptions but i will come to that later on.
Let's take a detailed look on his resume since he started fighting for titles and solid opponents:
- Alexandr Povetkin: 6'2 and 222 lb
- Joseph Parker: 6'4 and 236 lb
- Carlos Takam: 6'1 and 235 lb
- Wladimir Klitschko: 6'6 and 240 lb
- Eric Molina: 6'4 and 237 lb
- Dominic Breazeale: 6'7 and 255 lb
- Charles Martin: 6'5 and 245 lb
- Dillian Whyte 6'4 and 247 lb

So it's clear that his biggest opponent in terms of weight was Dominic Breazeale who came in at 255 lb. I won't do the maths for you all but you can see it: Big Baby Miller will likely come in 60-70 lb heavier than the heaviest opponent Joshuas has fought.

Considering Joshua himself is a big HW with a bodybuilder like body composition despite being not that heavy (245-255 lb) and an above average height (6'6) he is physically clearly(!!!) superior most of the time. There were three exceptions: Klitschko, Breazeale and Martin. Klitschko nearly stopped Joshua. He dropped him but couldn't finish the job because he was old and probably past his prime, still he was the guy who put Joshua on his ass. Klitschko is a boxer. Jab, jab, jab, straight right. He can only box his style, he is no brawler, no pressure fighter, has almost no inside game as he's a typical clincher. Breazeale is a boxer too. Breazeale wasn't pressuring Joshua with his size or even his jab, he was boxing and he got caught. Easy. Martin was the third exception. No idea if i have to write a lot about that fight. Martin probably quit before he entered the ring. He wanted the payday and he got it. Once he got caught the fight was over.

So what we've got here? Miller IS a pressure fighter. Style makes fights. Everyone who boxed on his own knows that size matters. If a guy with +60 lb more on his ribs comes into the ring and wants to fight you you've got some respect. Joshuas experience with those kind of opponents is almost ZERO. He has never faced anyone like Miller. Neither a similar style nor a similar size.

Miller is a 6'4 320lb pressure fighter with high volume output and good movement for his weight. He's clearly not the best boxer but he also can jab his way through a round as we saw vs. Washington. He isn't a blind basher. But he can box different styles. He can fight from the distance with his jab or he can grind you down with high volume. WITH HIS SIZE. I doubt Joshua or anyone out here can imagine how it feels if a guy like Miller is coming for you. I mean take a look at the Dinu fight. Dinu clearly wasn't in shape and also lacking will & heart but he started well on the backfoot. Miller wasn't pressuring at all in the first two rounds so Dinu had time and space to breathe and he won those first two rounds in my opinion. But what happened after? Miller raised the pressure enormously, he started to throw bigger shots and he started to raise his work rate and from that point it was clear as a whistle that the fight is basically over. I do not want to comment on the knockdowns or the stoppage but Dinu himself is 6'5 and came in 237 lb. He wasn't a small opponent. No Adamek. Miller eat him alive. A bigger opponent. Easily. I really think the size of Miller is a factor which is MASSIVELY underrated here. There are weight classes in boxing for a reason. If Miller comes in 60 lb heavier than Joshua which is not only possible, it's probably an underrated number, this would be 8 different weight classes in the normal boxing ladder. Yeah, i know the comparison isn't ideal but you all know what i mean. Or take a look at the Adamek fight. I know Adamek is a former LHW/CW and also shot to pieces + old but i mean Adamek fought some big powerful HWs in his career like Vitali Klitschko or Eric Molina and he lasted 10 rounds with both of them. Miller smoked him in 50 seconds!!! 50 seconds!!! Another factor is: How to prepare for such a guy? Miller is unique. There is no other HW in the world with his style, variety AND size. Not a single one.

In my opinion Miller can win the fight on both occasions: on points or via stoppage. He hast the work rate to outwork Joshua throughout the rounds. Joshua was fighting really conservative Klitschko like in his last two fights. Now he'll have to go for it if he wants the stoppage. Miller won't be as easy to crack as Povetkin. And he won't fight like Parker too who was running most of the time (no discredit). He's fighting in Millers backyard. Joshua is vulnerable. We all know that. No matter if fan or hater or just a boxing fan. He was rocked by Whyte. He was dropped by Klitschko. He was rocked by Povetkin. But the thing is: If Miller rocks him once, he'll get all in, he will unleash everything he has, Miller is a killer if he hurts an opponent once. Look at his stoppages.

I predict Miller beating Joshua on June 1st. I know everyone is laughing at me but we'll see. Maybe i am wrong, the odds are against me obviously, but i am pretty sure this will be a hell of a fight for Joshua and his biggest test yet. I predict this will be a close fight and i do not see Joshua stopping Miller. Mark my words. Yeah, i do not see Joshua stopping Miller but i do see Miller stopping Joshua. Yes, boys.

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Miller was KOed by Wilder in sparring and Fury claims he dropped him 7 times. Looks like AJ should beat him.

DonTyson · Feb 18, 2019

Once AJ settles and finds his range, Big Baby will get pummelled

anjawnaymiz · Feb 18, 2019

I watched AJ drop and stop a lot of fat guys in the amateurs, this will be easy work

de Morhalle · Feb 18, 2019

AJ KO 4 and I'm being generous .

I like Miller he has good punch output for his size and a big heart . He hooks very well with both hands and has a so-so engine on him (yet to be tested in truth) . His problems are the following:

Poor ring movement and ring knowledge , he cannot cut boxers off .
Single paced , slow yet effective but has never pushed any gears , I think he is a single geared boxer .
His dimensions of boxing leave a lot to be desired , I never seen him reach in and dig something up in a fight .
His attitude to boxing , I know a lot of it is simply trash talking but seriously if he thinks he can breeze through this he is gonna be devastated.

Honestly I like the fight , Miller will have a lot to prove and he does earn a shot , he has argued a screamed for this fight so now it's time for him to prove himself . AJ cannot underestimate an opponent and make the same mistake Wilder does . Composure will be the key to the fight but in reality I think AJ brings to much speed and power in too much variety and to this is his chance to show the colonies and the number 2 and 3 (Wilder , Fury) why he is better than them both and why he is and remains the unified champion .

Aydamn · Feb 18, 2019

f1ght3rz said: ↑

You can quote me later on. But you heard it first in here.

So, what's the deal about the fight? I only read "easy night of work", "Miller is garbage" and such a trash talk. Why? No arguments made.

I give you my thoughts about the fight.

If there is a pattern in Joshuas resume then it is the body composition of his opponents.
Only for the book: Big Baby Miller is 6'4 and weighed in at 315 and 317 in his last two fights. I doubt he will lose weight for the Joshua fight. I think he will pack some more pounds on, i can see him above 320 comes fight night. We'll see.
Joshuas has only faced SMALL SIZED opponents throughout his pro career. There were two exceptions but i will come to that later on.
Let's take a detailed look on his resume since he started fighting for titles and solid opponents:
- Alexandr Povetkin: 6'2 and 222 lb
- Joseph Parker: 6'4 and 236 lb
- Carlos Takam: 6'1 and 235 lb
- Wladimir Klitschko: 6'6 and 240 lb
- Eric Molina: 6'4 and 237 lb
- Dominic Breazeale: 6'7 and 255 lb
- Charles Martin: 6'5 and 245 lb
- Dillian Whyte 6'4 and 247 lb

So it's clear that his biggest opponent in terms of weight was Dominic Breazeale who came in at 255 lb. I won't do the maths for you all but you can see it: Big Baby Miller will likely come in 60-70 lb heavier than the heaviest opponent Joshuas has fought.

Considering Joshua himself is a big HW with a bodybuilder like body composition despite being not that heavy (245-255 lb) and an above average height (6'6) he is physically clearly(!!!) superior most of the time. There were three exceptions: Klitschko, Breazeale and Martin. Klitschko nearly stopped Joshua. He dropped him but couldn't finish the job because he was old and probably past his prime, still he was the guy who put Joshua on his ass. Klitschko is a boxer. Jab, jab, jab, straight right. He can only box his style, he is no brawler, no pressure fighter, has almost no inside game as he's a typical clincher. Breazeale is a boxer too. Breazeale wasn't pressuring Joshua with his size or even his jab, he was boxing and he got caught. Easy. Martin was the third exception. No idea if i have to write a lot about that fight. Martin probably quit before he entered the ring. He wanted the payday and he got it. Once he got caught the fight was over.

So what we've got here? Miller IS a pressure fighter. Style makes fights. Everyone who boxed on his own knows that size matters. If a guy with +60 lb more on his ribs comes into the ring and wants to fight you you've got some respect. Joshuas experience with those kind of opponents is almost ZERO. He has never faced anyone like Miller. Neither a similar style nor a similar size.

Miller is a 6'4 320lb pressure fighter with high volume output and good movement for his weight. He's clearly not the best boxer but he also can jab his way through a round as we saw vs. Washington. He isn't a blind basher. But he can box different styles. He can fight from the distance with his jab or he can grind you down with high volume. WITH HIS SIZE. I doubt Joshua or anyone out here can imagine how it feels if a guy like Miller is coming for you. I mean take a look at the Dinu fight. Dinu clearly wasn't in shape and also lacking will & heart but he started well on the backfoot. Miller wasn't pressuring at all in the first two rounds so Dinu had time and space to breathe and he won those first two rounds in my opinion. But what happened after? Miller raised the pressure enormously, he started to throw bigger shots and he started to raise his work rate and from that point it was clear as a whistle that the fight is basically over. I do not want to comment on the knockdowns or the stoppage but Dinu himself is 6'5 and came in 237 lb. He wasn't a small opponent. No Adamek. Miller eat him alive. A bigger opponent. Easily. I really think the size of Miller is a factor which is MASSIVELY underrated here. There are weight classes in boxing for a reason. If Miller comes in 60 lb heavier than Joshua which is not only possible, it's probably an underrated number, this would be 8 different weight classes in the normal boxing ladder. Yeah, i know the comparison isn't ideal but you all know what i mean. Or take a look at the Adamek fight. I know Adamek is a former LHW/CW and also shot to pieces + old but i mean Adamek fought some big powerful HWs in his career like Vitali Klitschko or Eric Molina and he lasted 10 rounds with both of them. Miller smoked him in 50 seconds!!! 50 seconds!!! Another factor is: How to prepare for such a guy? Miller is unique. There is no other HW in the world with his style, variety AND size. Not a single one.

In my opinion Miller can win the fight on both occasions: on points or via stoppage. He hast the work rate to outwork Joshua throughout the rounds. Joshua was fighting really conservative Klitschko like in his last two fights. Now he'll have to go for it if he wants the stoppage. Miller won't be as easy to crack as Povetkin. And he won't fight like Parker too who was running most of the time (no discredit). He's fighting in Millers backyard. Joshua is vulnerable. We all know that. No matter if fan or hater or just a boxing fan. He was rocked by Whyte. He was dropped by Klitschko. He was rocked by Povetkin. But the thing is: If Miller rocks him once, he'll get all in, he will unleash everything he has, Miller is a killer if he hurts an opponent once. Look at his stoppages.

I predict Miller beating Joshua on June 1st. I know everyone is laughing at me but we'll see. Maybe i am wrong, the odds are against me obviously, but i am pretty sure this will be a hell of a fight for Joshua and his biggest test yet. I predict this will be a close fight and i do not see Joshua stopping Miller. Mark my words. Yeah, i do not see Joshua stopping Miller but i do see Miller stopping Joshua. Yes, boys.

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I am going to laugh at you so much when you get this wrong bro

themaster999 · Feb 18, 2019

I'm no Joshua fan boy by any stretch of the imagination but I cant see fatty bum bum bothering him at all.

Aydamn · Feb 18, 2019

How is miller gonna trouble AJ?

Why? Because he beat up Washington?

The difference between Washington and AJ is like 1 and 0 in binary.

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