Hearn: "Jarrell Miller to fight on November 17th card"

he needs to fight regular. he isnt at the level or fighting twice a year and being able to continue this

 

would trever Bryant have a chance to upset miller ?

 

Likely true.
It will be some journeyman who used to be a fringe contender, now approaching their 40's. And Miller will outweigh anyone. He is almost the same size as Valuev

 

It just seems like Miller is refusing to acknowledge the division is going back to the way it should be pre-klit where the contenders actually fight each other. If he wants to end the Oquendo saga fine, just don’t call it a “legacy fight” bc it’s not, it’s a mercy killing. After that he can set about proving himself as a worthy challenger by beating someone like Ortiz or Whyte.

 

a 41 year old former LHW, who was KO'd by Eric Molina? So we should be heralding this win? oh and the WBA regular is not a world title.

 

i didn't forget, i read it, all you said was you agree Miller gives top 10 HWs a tough fight and he needs to step up....after he gets the WBA bauble. Why would i praise your reply?

so is the IBO, WBU etc. but it doesn't make them legitimate world titles. Whoever wins that regular belt can't be calling themselves world champion...because they're not.

 

nope, i did read it, and you said exactly what i said you did....here's what someone replied to you

and here is what you said.

Well, you and Chris EUbank Jr are the only ones who deem it legitimate then. i don't care if people pay to watch Miller, i'm just saying, the WBA regular isn't a proper world title. i could make a world title made out of papier mache and value it a world title, it doesn't make it so

 

I kind of hope it's Trevor Bryan. I didn't know much about him so I started searching for his fights a few months back. He was close to a 300 pounder himself as an amateur and then he lost weight when he turned pro.

He's probably the only guy who has held a heavyweight title in the last 100 years whose title-winning fight isn't around. I've seen clips of the knockout. But not much else from that fight. (If anyone has a link, please share it.)

But he seems to be fairly skilled.

Bryan and Miller might be a good fight.

With Fres Oquendo, who knows. He's really only in this position because he won a lawsuit after they didn't pay him when he lost to Chagaev and literally everyone they've matched him with since has failed a drug test. It's one of the most bizarre situations in the sport's history, to be honest.

So I kind of hope it's Bryan and Miller.

Here are Bryan and Miller Sparring each other two years ago.

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I can, just when I speak or type, I reply to things in the order that they’re said, maybe consider that.

You also going to list out the amount of people who haven’t paid the sanctioning fees for them? There’s a reason AJ is considered to have “3 of the 4” HW belts. But the WBA are a real boxing organisation? The Super title is the world title, the regular title is nothing more than a mandatory belt. You can argue all day, but you’re still wrong. There are 4 legitimate world titles & the WBA regular & IBO aren’t two of them

 

They've sparred. So Bryan wouldn't be surprised at anything he's seeing.

Fres moved a lot, but he was pretty stiff and upright even in his prime. I'd be afraid he'd break in half at this point.

 

Cool video. The narration by Briggs was amusing, with the constant "Let's go champ". It was like a weird chant.

Looked like Miller was having his way with Bryant. Even when Bryant was tagging him it looked like Miller was going easy on him and letting him get some shots in. Who knows, though, can't read all to much into sparring. Either way, Miller will be a huge favorite but I agree, Bryan would be a better option than Oquendo.