Despite coming off the back of a loss, Anthony Joshua is still high on the hit lists of many heavyweight contenders.
The Brit is one of boxing’s biggest stars and has just a few years left in the sport to add to his already impressive legacy. With an Olympic Gold Medal under his belt as well as two stints as world heavyweight champion, Joshua is looking to grab a belt once more before retiring.
However, all four titles are currently tied up in the discussions between champions Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois – who have both beaten ‘AJ’ – and their touted undisputed fight.
That means Joshua must look elsewhere for his next big night under the lights, and one man who continues to make his case is Jarrell Miller. The American missed his chance to fight ‘AJ’ back in 2019 when he tested positive for banned substances and was replaced by Andy Ruiz Jr, who made history when he scored the upset victory.
Ever since, Miller has called to settle the ‘unfinished business’, and is doing so again ahead of his intriguing clash with former British Champion Fabio Wardley on June 7.
Speaking to IFL TVty, ‘Big Baby’ said he would end Joshua’s career.
“100% [there’s unfinished business.] I heard he wants the fight still but his team is telling him no, stay away from Miller. I’m definitely gonna be his career ender if he fights me. He talks a big game when he wants to then he disappears when he gets his ass whooped. It’s so funny, every time he gets his ass whooped he runs to Africa … I want to f**k him up, bad … I want that motherf***ing fight bad, still. I ain’t about the money, I want to f**k him over.”
Joshua is readying himself to go back into training, though he still has not secured an opponent, with top choices Dubois and Tyson Fury having other plans.
The sole loss on Miller’s also came at the hands of Dubois. Promoter Eddie Hearn he is open to making the fight should the Brooklyn native beat Wardley.
