HW Jarrell Miller 23-0-1 stopped Bogdan Dinu 18-0 Saturday

[Primetyme199]

https://www.badlefthook.com/2018/10/18/ ... -dazn-card

Jarrell Miller is looking at a quick turnaround after smashing a criminally outmatched Tomasz Adamek two weeks ago, headlining a November 17th DAZN card in Atlantic City against an opponent to be named.

Miller (22-0-1, 19 KO) has been transparent about his intent to fight for the regular WBA heavyweight belt, which was held by Manuel Charr until he tested positive for anabolic steroids. Fres Oquendo is still owed a crack at said belt, so he seems the obvious foe for “Big Baby,” but I don’t envision them putting even a sham title fight together on a month’s notice.

Other members of the card include Claressa Shields (6-0, 2 KO), who was originally supposed to fight Christina Hammer on that date before the latter withdrew, against Hannah Rankin (5-2, 1 KO), whom BoxRec claims is fighting an unrelated opponent on November 3rd. There’s also Brandon Rios vs. Ramon Alvarez, Gabriel Rosado vs. Luis Arias, and TBA pulling triple duty against Miller, Ricky Burns, and potentially Luis Ortiz.

There’s nothing else scheduled for November 17th besides a handful of European title fights, so it could be worth tuning in for the spectacle, at least.

[jeff_lacy_ko]

Maybe Eddie can get michael grant to face miller

[Canvas]

Hearn is hoping to announce this in the next couple of days once he hears what the disgusting WBA want to do with their fraud titles.

[Tocsin]

Rumored to be fighting Bogdan Dinu for the regular WBA title. Oquendo apparently rejected a $500k offer because he had concerns about how VADA would be implemented at short notice.

We have the WBC showdown, but not very interesting end of year fights for a number of the division's contenders. Miller-Dinu, Ortiz-Kauffman, Parker-Flores.

Breazeale is TBA for December 22nd and I think Whyte is fighting in December, so hopefully they have more interesting opponents.

[the13r]

Dinu not THAT bad though... one of the best jab at HW... but it's a big step up for him

[jeff_lacy_ko]

Miller has rejected vada thus far and is a ped cheat in the past but fres should have took this fight

[Cagiva9]

Miller has rejected vada thus far and is a ped cheat in the past but fres should have took this fight

From an accountant's point of view you are right of course but getting into the ring with a 300 pound ped cheat is probably not a move endorsed by the 45 year old's family.

[jeff_lacy_ko]

True.... but if im fres i run around and go down on a body shot and call it a career

[Primetyme199]

https://www.badlefthook.com/2018/10/25/ ... -to-kansas

The Nov. 17 DAZN card headlined by Jarrell Miller vs Bogdan Dinu is headed to the Kansas Star Casino in Mulvane, Kansas, moving from its original destination, Atlantic City.

ESPN reports that the big reason for the move is the addition to the card of 2016 Olympic bronze medalist Nico Hernandez (5-0, 4 KO), a flyweight prospect who is already a draw in his home state. The 22-year-old has fought all five of his pro bouts in Kansas, two in Mulvane.

It’s a deep card without any real marquee matchups, a clear early staple of these Eddie Hearn/DAZN cards in the United States.

Miller (22-0-1, 19 KO) is an emerging heavyweight contender and will be facing Romania’s Dinu (18-0, 14 KO) for the vacant WBA “world” heavyweight title

IBF and WBA middleweight titleholder Claressa Shields (6-0, 2 KO) will face Hannah Rankin (5-2, 1 KO)

Hernandez (5-0, 4 KO) will face someone to be named, it’ll be a typical prospect bout, but again, he’s being booked as a ticket seller here

Brandon Rios (34-4-1, 25 KO) will return to action in his original home state, too, taking on Canelo Alvarez’s older brother Ramon Alvarez (27-6-3, 16 KO)

Gabriel Rosado (24-11, 14 KO) will meet Luis Arias (18-1, 9 KO) in a middleweight fight

Ricky Burns (42-7-1, 15 KO) will be in lightweight action

The card will be officially announced on Saturday in New York.

[Canvas]

Rosado/Arias is probably the best paper matchup on that card, excluding the female bout which I couldn't care less about.

[the13r]

Saturday 17, November 2018
Kansas Star Arena, Mulvane, Kansas, USA
promoter Knockout Night Boxing LLC - John Andersen, Matchroom Boxing - Eddie Hearn, Salita Promotions - Dmitriy Salita
matchmaker Eric Bottjer

Jarrell Miller 22 0 1
vs
Bogdan Dinu 18 0 0

Gabriel Rosado 24 11 0
vs
Luis Arias 18 1 0

Brandon Rios 34 4 1
vs
Ramon Alvarez 27 6 3

Claressa Shields 6 0 0
vs
Hannah Rankin 5 2 0
International Boxing Federation World Female Middleweight Title
World Boxing Association World Female Middleweight Title
vacant World Boxing Council World Female Middleweight Title

Anthony Sims Jr 16 0 0
vs
Colby Courter 13 12 0

Nico Hernandez 5 0 0
vs
Josue Morales 8 7 3

Emmanuel Thompson 7 0 0
vs
Leroy Jones 3 4 0

Jeremy Nichols 8 1 1
vs
Jeremiah Page 3 5 0

Nikita Ababiy 1 0 0
vs
Javier Rodriquez 3 6 1

[the13r]

[J.J.Dillon]

We doing this one boss?

[the13r]

Brandon Rios 34 4 1
vs
Ramon Alvarez 27 6 3

Rios won by TKO
Unhealthy beating for Alvarez

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[the13r]

Nico Hernandez 5 0 0
vs
Josue Morales 8 7 3

Nico won by UD

https://uploadir.com/u/aukyk4l6

[the13r]

Jarrell Miller 22 0 1
vs
Bogdan Dinu 18 0 0

Miller won by KO

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[jeff_lacy_ko]

Dinu boxed well but millers body shots and pressure slowed him quick. Miller has a lot of flaws but he is a superb body puncher especially at hw

[the13r]

Dinu boxed well but millers body shots and pressure slowed him quick. Miller has a lot of flaws but he is a superb body puncher especially at hw

Yeah he is the best liver puncher at the weight, been saying so for the last few yrs. Ruiz jr is good too but doesn't carry the same pop.

[NoPropaganda 253]

The Hamburglarer rolls over another one. If you can't hurt that dude, he's going to be all over you. I like watching his giant ass get down. Nice body work and varrying combinations to set up the pain.

WAR HAMBURGLARER

[Tocsin]

The Hamburglarer rolls over another one. If you can't hurt that dude, he's going to be all over you. I like watching his giant ass get down. Nice body work and varrying combinations to set up the pain.

WAR HAMBURGLARER

A lot of people dismiss him because of the weight, but I'm not sure if there are more than just a few guys in the division who will be able to deal with him. Ya he's overweight, but there's some real strength there, nicely varied output, good body work, and for all the talk of his weight I think his stamina is actually pretty decent for a HW. If the chin is as solid moving up in levels as it is now he'll be a major handful for anyone.

[jeff_lacy_ko]

His chin seems real good. I dont see him with stamina problems... hes in good cardio shape.

[Tocsin]

Ya I agree. I've seen a lot of criticism of his stamina, but seems to me people are just looking at the weight. Actually watching his fights, his stamina seems pretty good for a HW and guys with better looking bodies are tiring faster.

[lurkyshaka]

The potential stamina issue won't reveal themselves until Miller is on the receiving end of punches and not being allowed to dictate the pace. At the moment he's 'bossing' lesser opposition and having things his own way. He can choose when to up or lower the pace to suit, so he's well within his comfort zone. He's able to conserve energy by throwing little light shots because that's enough right now, but what happens when he's forced to throw harder shots far more consistently and he's genuinely fighting for control of a fights tempo/pace.

That said he shows a decent enough arsenal and variety, he's decent to watch and he's an interesting enough addition. There are reasons for people to believe Miller can have success. And its good that America has another world class heavyweight whose making some noise and with the promotional backing of Matchroom.

But I'll say it right now......carrying that kind of bulk will not be beneficial to him against the better fighters who he won't be able to bully just with his sheer size. It'll then start to become a handicap for him. It will affect his stamina and it'll make him more of a sitting duck. He just hasn't been in with anyone capable of exploiting it yet....but it will come without a shadow of a doubt.

If being a fat bastard was a genuinely good thing we'd have seen a slew of them ruling the heavyweight division over the years....we haven't for a reason. Because at the highest level it doesn't work. And Miller is kidding himself if he think he can be the exception to the rule.

[jeff_lacy_ko]

His problem is when he comes forward he doesnt always jab in... he sometimes just plods forward and takes punches as hes coming in. That could be disaster against a great hw puncher

Someone like Parker who can jab and move well would give him issues. He also is an average power puncher. Hes a hell of a body puncher though and has very quick hands.

His weight seems to slow his advances which is yhe issue. He looks slower coming forwatd every time i see him and that has yo be because of all that mass

[the13r]

No he used to have stamina problems earlier in his career. He was swinging for the fence in combos and then used to one shot bomb and hold the rest of the fight. I don't think that is the case anymore.

BUT I really would like to see how well he would react when he doesn't dictate the pace... when he will be forced out of his pace and comfort zone... imo those stamina issues could re-appear.

Would take a heavy that will have early success and would stay behind the jab and force Miller to move and stalk at high pace to land punches... It will then be interesting to see how he reacts and if his stamina still holds. That extra weight imo will end up being a problem. He was in great shape in K-1, no reasons to carry 50 pounds for nothing.