Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller- Peaking before our eyes!

[Alpha]

Adamek? Geez.

[Spicoli]

Adamek? Geez.

It's official. I'm 100 percent done with Miller, fights a complete dumpster fire. And just think..he swerved Pulev to focus on the possibility of facing Oquendo .

[Alpha]

Adamek? Geez.

It's official. I'm 100 percent done with Miller, fights a complete dumpster fire. And just think..he swerved Pulev to focus on the possibility of facing Oquendo .

With Kuzmin looking to face Price also, it's all getting a bit silly.

[Fenster]

He was meant to fight Szpilka but couldn't agree the deal so Adamek stepped in. Miller has signed with Hearn so is just hanging around for the big payday as Joshua's USA debut

[Master]

Eddie Hearn defends criticism of "Big Baby" Miller vs. Tomasz Adamek matchup

CHICAGO - Criticism of the upcoming heavyweight tilt featuring top contender Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller and former two-division world champion Tomasz Adamek has come from both far and near.

Some have deemed it a "gross mismatch" and others have wondered why Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn would even stage the Oct. 6 bout exclusively on DAZN, headlined by Jessie Vargas vs. Thomas Dulorme, when better options were available.

Hearn doesn't agree with the assessment made by many. He believes that Adamek was the best available fighter for Miller due to unified heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua facing Alexander Povetkin and Deontay Wilder likely to fight Tyson Fury.

"I see it as (No. 7) in BoxRec (rankings) against No. 15 in the world." Hearn told Sporting News. "I don’t see how you can call it a gross mismatch. I see Miller as a big favorite. I see Miller kind of treading water right now in the division while he’s waiting for Joshua to fight Povetkin and Wilder to make up his mind on what he wants to do. Dillian Whyte’s just boxed. I was going to put him on this Oct. 6 show, always."

When the partnership between Matchroom and the streaming service owned by Perform Group was revealed in May, one of Hearn's initiatives was to have fights in the hometowns of fighters and where they are the most popular with the hopes of selling the most tickets and luring people in long term. The latter fits into exactly why Hearn wanted to have the Miller-Adamek bout in Chicago.

"We are coming to a city which hosts the (second) largest Polish population," Hearn explained. "Tomasz Adamek is a legend of Polish sport and he’s coming off two good wins. I don’t see it as a mismatch. I see Jarrell as a huge favorite, but you’re not talking about a guy whose challenged for a world title and now works in a café."

Adamek (53-5, 31 KOs) fought for the heavyweight title against then-WBC champ Vitali Klitschko in Sept. 2011, losing by 10th round KO. The 41-year-old has an aggressive approach and won't take a back seat to anyone.

But when it comes down to it, Hearn believes Miller will prove to be too much for the former light heavyweight and unified cruiserweight champion.

"He’s a former world champion who believes he can beat Jarrell Miller,' Hearn said. "He has a very shot boxing brain. He thinks he has a way to beat Jarrell Miller and he is going to do it in front of a lot of Polish fans at the Wintrust Arena.

"I think Jarrell wins by knockout."

https://uk.sports.yahoo.com/news/edd...204722993.html

[Alpha]

317 pounds 😕

[Spicoli]

This new generation of American hopefuls is making yearn for a young skilled Riddick Bowe . Starting to wonder if Hearn just wants to sabotage and feed his worst instincts. 317 and path is absurd.