Today in London, the official press conference for the “Day Of Reckoning” card took place. The December 23 card to go ahead in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia is a stacked one, and almost all of the fighters who will be in action took part in today’s presser (Frank Sanchez didn’t show, the unbeaten Cuban to face New Zealand’s Junior Fa on the card).
Yet more news (or possible news if you like) regarding the upcoming December 23 card in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. We’ve heard how former heavyweight champions Deontay Wilder and Anthony Joshua are both in the process of finalising a deal to appear on the card, with the two to box TBA, the big plan being for the two big-hitters to then face each other (finally) some time next year.
You’ve got to love Mahmoud Charr, if for nothing more than his sheer persistence and utter refusal to go away. Fans may have read that the 38-year-old known as “Diamond Boy” was recently reinstated as WBA “regular” champ at heavyweight, this after a winning court battle on the part of the man who challenged WBC heavyweight ruler Vitali Klitschko way back in 2012.
As fight fans may have read by now, Dillian Whyte is out as far as Anthony Joshua’s August 12 fight is concerned.
Another day, another fighter calls out Tyson Fury. Fury – who we know will not be fighting Anthony Joshua in September, the fight talks, such as they were, collapsing once again; AJ sticking to his plan of fighting in August and then against Deontay Wilder in December – has been called out by shamed heavyweight Jarrell Miller.
“Big Baby” Versus “Big Daddy.”
On March 18th in Dubai, heavyweights Jarrell Miller and Lucas Browne will get it on in a scheduled ten rounder.
Has disgraced heavyweight Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller changed his ways? Miller’s promoter Dmitry Salita says he believes the unbeaten New Yorker has indeed and that as long as he “stays clean, keeps getting tested, and keeps winning,” he will get back to the level he was knocking on the door at before his well-documented failed drugs tests.
The comeback of disgraced heavyweight Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller will continue this Sunday in Kazakhstan, as the unbeaten New Yorker will face once-beaten fringe contender Ebenezer Tetteh.
Former fighter turned promoter Dmitry Salita is trying to drum up interest in a fight between his heavyweight, the disgraced “Big Baby” that is Jarrell Miller, and former two-time (he hopes to become a three-time ruler) heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua.
Having his first fight on American soil since way back in late 2018, this before his well-documented failed drug tests, Jarrell “Big Baby” Miller last night scored a commanding fourth round stoppage win over a game but over-matched Derek Cardenas.