News about Jarrell Miller

Footage from boxer Jarrell Miller's latest arrest in Florida has surfaced, showing the 6-foot-4, 330-pound fighter joking with police before being arrested on carjacking charges. Miller is seen asking police to locate his brother wherever he is found in the police video, which was posted by TMZ. 'He look like you?' One officer asked. When sporting a grin, Miller said, 'Nah.' He's white as a motherf***er.' He's my God brother!' Miller asked one officer if they could'handcuff me to the front' because he obviously didn't think he'd fit into the backseat as escorted toward the back of the police cruiser.

According to Broward Sheriff's Office files, Jarrell Miller was arrested on Tuesday afternoon and charged with carjacking without a pistol or rifle, as well as a burglary with assault or battery.

According to Broward Sheriff's Office files, Jarrell Miller was arrested on Tuesday afternoon and charged with carjacking without a pistol or rifle, as well as burglary by battery or battery. According to local news network WSVN, Miller was arrested by the police in Hollywood, Florida, after being accused of assaulting a car dealership employee before fleeing in a Dodge Ram pickup truck that was recently repossessed. According to reports, the 35-year-old heavyweight boxer put the employee in a chokehold and slammed him to the ground before snatching his keys and fleeing the scene.

On the Day of Reckoning card, David Haye was left raving over Daniel Dubois' "world class" appearance against Jarrell Miller, as he praised his 'perfect' conditioning and game strategy. With a confident and precise performance, 'Dynamite' delivered a letter to his opponents in the heavyweight division in the tenth and final round, handing Miller his first career defeat. Haye, the former world champion, was in a soaring mood after the barnstorming show when he singled out Dubois for adoration.

JEFF POWELL: Daniel Dubois was given the most frightening exam of his heart, desire, strength, and courage in Riyadh, and answered all those nagging questions by stopping man mountain Jarrell Miller just seconds before the final bell. Dubois' immediate promotion for his physical fitness has brought him right back to the elite class of the world's heavyweights. The boxing skills and punching power had never been seriously doubted, but the character and resolve had become a point of contention after a second taking of the knee in his youth.

Jarrell Miller has fallen out of the all-English judging and referee line up that will decide his match against British fighter Daniel Dubois. The two will meet together on 'Day of Reckoning,' with the American hoping to continue his unbeaten record against Dubois, who comes from the aftermath of a tense loss to Oleksandr Usyk. John Latham, Mark Lyson, and Kevin Parker, all from England, will adjourn the contest, with referee Michael Alexander, also of England, judging the contest.

JEFF POWELL: Anthony Joshua is not the only British heavyweight looking for revenge in the desert tonight. On the star-laden card in Saudi Arabia, Daniel Dubois needs a convincing victory over unpopular American Jarrell Miller. Dubois, who is just 26, is at the opposite end of his career as a result of AJ's, but he will have to top Miller in style in order to reclaim his place among the world heavyweight champions.

Both the two teams will clash in the Middle East with a highly anticipated fight on a stacked card, and the two sides will clash at the weigh-in as Miller pushed Dubois, with the two sides having to be separated by security. In their face-off, it seemed that words were uttered, with security and promoter Frank Warren wary to break the two teams before they even stepped forward to go face-to-face. Miller continued to try and goad his adversary, who is the favourite for the fight and looking to bounce back from a humiliating loss to Oleksandr Usyk in August.

We are all set for one of the best war cards in history for the Day of Reckoning. Multiple current and former world champions are scheduled in a enthralling lineup of eight fights. This includes Anthony Joshua vs. Otto Wallin, Deontay Wilder vs. Joseph Parker, and Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller, with six of the eight bouts being heavyweight clashes.

The co-main event, which takes place between former heavyweight world champions Deontay Wilder and Joseph Parker, has all the characteristics of a barn burner. This could be a lot more competitive match than some are expecting, with Wilder's explosive right hand and Parker's quick hands and admirable chin. Wilder is a respectable 1/6 favorite to beat Parker at the time of writing, while the New Zealander is a 4/1 underdog. Dmitry Bivol vs. Lyndon Arthur and Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller are two other fights that have piqued curiosity.

Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder's respective fights may be top the bill on December 23, but it was Jarrell Miller who stole the show at Saudi Arabia's press conference on Thursday. Miller, who is trying to resurrect his career after being banned from serving four positive drug tests in a 12-month cycle, has been causing a lot of buzz this week. On Monday afternoon, he was seen antagonizing AJ at the fighters hotel and continuing after Daniel Dubois on Thursday.

For the most up-to-date information and analysis from the Day of Reckoning press conference, including Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder from Saudi Arabia, visit Mail Sport's live blog.

Anthony Joshua did not rise to his challenge, Otto Wallin. When lightly booed by the man boxing crowds, he didn't bat an eyelid. Deontay Wilder was not concerned. However, when Jarrell Miller baited the British former world champion at the press conference announcing the 'Day of Reckoning' card in November, his cool facade began to crack. Joshua snapped back after Miller said that Wilder will put the fighter 'in a grave' and that he'll take him' to the hospital.'

Following an traumatic confrontation in Saudi Arabia on Monday, Jarrell Miller has maintained that 'nobody gives a ***' about Anthony Joshua in the United States. When Joshua was being interviewed ahead of his fight with Otto Wallin in Riyadh on Saturday, Miller called him a 'p***'. Miller, who takes on Daniel Dubois this weekend, was supposed to be AJ's first adversary in the United States before failing three drug tests.

Anthony Joshua did a bizarre interview ahead of his showdown with Otto Wallin on Saturday night, giving some frank answers as he enters 'fight mode' before the Saudi Arabia showdown. In Riyadh, the British heavyweight is battling the Swedish fighter as part of the epic Day of Reckoning, which also features Deontay Wilder vs. Joseph Parker and Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller on the same night. Joshua knows that victory will likely set up a big fight against Wilder next year, but first, he must face Wallin, who has only lost once against Tyson Fury on points.

As the American confessed to stalking Daniel Dubois ahead of their heavyweight clash in Saudi Arabia, Jarrell Miller has argued he is 'wiser' after returning to boxing following a doping ban. Following a series of positive drug tests in a 12-month period, the American has been trying to resurrect his career after being banned for two years in December 2020. Before failing multiple tests, 'Big Baby' was supposed to face Anthony Joshua in a heavyweight title match at Madison Square Garden in 2019.

In an ugly match with American rival Jarrell Miller in Saudi Arabia on Monday, Anthony Joshua was branded a 'p***y.' When Miller walked ahead and yelled the X-rated insult, the British heavyweight was being interviewed ahead of Saturday night's Otto Wallin brawl in Riyadh. Until failing three drug samples, the 'Big Baby', who competes with Brit Daniel Dubois this weekend, was supposed to be AJ's first US adversary.

In a striking new Hollywood-style trailer for the massive Day of Reckoning boxing festival in Saudi Arabia next Saturday, Anthony Joshua was given the zombie treatment. In a preview for the huge line-up of boxing talent in Riyadh, the British warrior was depicted as the undead, alongside actors Deontay Wilder, Joseph Parker, Otto Wallin, and even promoter Frank Warren and Marion Johnson who were among the many celebrities to support the highly awaited card. Joshua will co-headliner against Wallin in the Middle East on December 23, along Wilder vs. Parker, with Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller and Dmitri Bivol against Lyndon Arthur being the other major fights fans can look forward to.

At the December 23 press conference last month, Eddie Hearn has revealed what went wrong between him and Jarrell Miller when the two went head-to-head. On June 1, 2020, Miller was supposed to face Anthony Joshua for the Brit's IBF, WBO, and WBA heavyweight titles at Madison Square Garden. Miller, on the other hand, failed a string of voluntary Anti-Doping Association (VADA) assessments in late March and was sentenced to six months in prison.

During the press conference launching the 'Day of Reckoning,' Jarrell Miller revived his bitter rivalry with Anthony Joshua as he baited the British soldier. Miller will face Joshua Dubois on December 23 as part of a stacked card with Aj's encounter with Otto Wallin a co-main event. Big Baby Miller, a two-time world heavyweight champion, purged the scab of a previous feud between the two guys after riling up a reticent Dubois.

Jarrell Miller, an American heavyweight, has offered to face Anthony Joshua in August at short notice, after rumors that the Brit will have an opponent for his ring return. Miller, 34, was positive for banned drugs in 2019, but he has won three games since resuming his career in June last year, including a 25-1-0 record. Joshua is expected to return to action on August 12, and Eddie Hearn has promised to Dillian Whyte a new bid after negotiations seemed to have fallen apart. Whyte, also known as The Body Snatcher, wondered whether the Brit was'serious' about the war, and it seemed as if negotiations had ended.

After struggling to find an agreement on the financial side of the contract with Body Snatcher, Eddie Hearn has confirmed that Anthony Joshua will no longer be facing Dillian Whyte in his next fight. Joshua will face a new opponent on August 12 before his blockbuster showdown with Deontay Wilder in December. Agit Kabayel, Europe's top heavyweight champion, is on a list of four to five potential opponents, although Jarrell Miller has been ruled out as a potential dance partner after the drug testing fiasco, ahead of their last scheduled meeting in 2019.

According to Dillian Whyte, Jarrell Miller's promoter Dmitriy Salita is reportedly offering his services as a replacement for Anthony Joshua. Joshua was supposed to rematch Whyte on August 12, but Eddie Hearn claims that Body Snatcher priced him out of the game. Negotiations weren't able to progress, and Joshua is likely to face a new adversary on the same date. Salita is eager for Joshua and Miller to re-book their grudge match after their 2019 match was postponed due to an American testing positive for multiple banned medications. However, Hearn has made it clear that he would not be considering Miller as a potential threat.

Fury has been linked to a number of high-profile fights in recent weeks, and the actor recently revealed that he is in negotiations with Anthony Joshua, although Eddie Hearn denied that a draft contract had been sent. With a unification war against Oleksansdr Usyk in August, the Gypsy King has also been linked to Australian boxers Demsey McKean and Jai Ogawaia. Fury has confirmed he would face UFC champion Jon Jones, but only in a fight with boxing rules because 'I don't toll round the floor'.