Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV - 23 December 2023
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | DAZN - 23 December 2023
Jarrell Miller On Daniel Dubois: “His Heart Is Suspect”
“He’s a durable fighter for 4-5 rounds,” said Miller during a recent interview with Boxing Scene. “He has a good right hand. He’s pretty strong.”
“His heart is suspect.”
“He’s a durable fighter for 4-5 rounds,” said Miller during a recent interview with Boxing Scene. “He has a good right hand. He’s pretty strong.”
“His heart is suspect.”
Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | DAZN - 23 December 2023
DDD's power will also knock the stuffing out of Miller's energy levels.
Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | DAZN - 23 December 2023
Aside from the low blow - he didn`t manage to do that to a 220lb fighter last time ... its hard to imagine Dubois looking heavier handed against a guy 100lbs even heavier.
Dubois must be getting a bumper pay-day. Or expect an injury the announcement soon.
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TheLeprechaun
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | DAZN - 23 December 2023
If Dubois paces himself and manages to keep Miller honest with his punch power, he can win but when you know your opponent has no heart, its easy to fight through being hurt yourself. All you feel you need to do is tag your opponent a couple of times and he will look for a way out. For that reason, I think it will be hard for Dubois the longer the fight goes. If he had never quit I'd be more confident because Miller wouldn't have that hope and reason to keep on chugging on in the fight.
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Yep I agree - Dubois quitting twice will give every opponent hope they only need to outlast him one round longer ..
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gregregegg
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | DAZN - 23 December 2023
Every boxer that thinks they’re as scary as having a broken face looking out of one eye vs late rounds Joyce, or getting tired and hurt once usyk has you figured out.
These are pretty specifically terrifying situations. Willing to accept DDD has some quit in him, but these are special circumstances so far…
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | DAZN - 23 December 2023
dan at least kept getting up from kev lerena bouncing him off the canvas
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | DAZN - 23 December 2023
he did, wasn't his cartilage gone too?margaret thatcher wrote: ↑08 Dec 2023, 17:14 dan at least kept getting up from kev lerena bouncing him off the canvas
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller - 23 December 2023
When was this Greg ? Was this in Oz, out of line with UK/US ?Nightmare Roy wrote: ↑16 Nov 2023, 04:40A roided up Miller will take his head off IMOgregregegg wrote: ↑16 Nov 2023, 03:57 I know I said ddd will bash him up but there are amazzzzzing odds on miller right now. 7.50-1….
I'm surprised so many picking Miller, I see a fairly straightforward win for DDD but 7.5/ 1 is insane - I'd back Miller @ THAT price fo' sho'. That's simply too big - hope you took some.
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I don't really get this "no heart" stuff ?TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑07 Dec 2023, 09:18 If Dubois paces himself and manages to keep Miller honest with his punch power, he can win but when you know your opponent has no heart, its easy to fight through being hurt yourself. All you feel you need to do is tag your opponent a couple of times and he will look for a way out. For that reason, I think it will be hard for Dubois the longer the fight goes. If he had never quit I'd be more confident because Miller wouldn't have that hope and reason to keep on chugging on in the fight.
He had not choice but to "quit" vs Joyce, Usyk he was done and Mags rightly pointed out the Lerena fight.
You can say he's injury prone, or his chin/body is a bit fragile, but he fights anyone and tries to make every fight a war.
Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV- 23 December 2023
Looks like Miller is running his mouth to anyone and everyone in the fighter hotel. Have seen vids of him arguing with Joshua and Dubois and he's only just turned up. Trying to secure a big fight or just a massive twat or both?
Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV- 23 December 2023
I'd go with the massive twat option.
Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV- 23 December 2023
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV- 23 December 2023
Grand Arrivals
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV- 23 December 2023
I like Big Baby, he’s pretty funny, and he’s a lot better than he looks - could well upset DD here.
I know he receives a lot of hate because he got busted twice, but let’s face it, they’re very likely all at it, even the mighty fury got busted once, although obviously that’s probably the only time he ever did it.
Drugs bust aside, it’s good to have characters like this… I mean imagine if they all spoke like DDD ..
I know he receives a lot of hate because he got busted twice, but let’s face it, they’re very likely all at it, even the mighty fury got busted once, although obviously that’s probably the only time he ever did it.
Drugs bust aside, it’s good to have characters like this… I mean imagine if they all spoke like DDD ..
Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV- 23 December 2023
I think Miller ought to be the favourite. I think he wins. Guess this is where we see if DDD's power is top drawer or not.
I'll be cheering for Daniel.
I'll be cheering for Daniel.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | DAZN - 23 December 2023
I think he could have continued vs Joyce. Not buying that no choice stuff. He took a knee and sat out the count. Yes his eye was hurt and so on but we've seen many a fighter fight on.skanksta wrote: ↑18 Dec 2023, 09:14I don't really get this "no heart" stuff ?TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑07 Dec 2023, 09:18 If Dubois paces himself and manages to keep Miller honest with his punch power, he can win but when you know your opponent has no heart, its easy to fight through being hurt yourself. All you feel you need to do is tag your opponent a couple of times and he will look for a way out. For that reason, I think it will be hard for Dubois the longer the fight goes. If he had never quit I'd be more confident because Miller wouldn't have that hope and reason to keep on chugging on in the fight.
He had not choice but to "quit" vs Joyce, Usyk he was done and Mags rightly pointed out the Lerena fight.
You can say he's injury prone, or his chin/body is a bit fragile, but he fights anyone and tries to make every fight a war.
Usyk was another quit job. Looked for a way out. Excuses can always be made but he didn't exactly go out on his shield.
If you listen between rounds in the Lerena fight he was quitting in the fight and needed to be talked back into it.
This is surely going to be more than enough for Miller who is already saying that he will take over after the midway point and make Dubois quit. I think that is what will happen. Dubois winning in the first 6 rounds is very possible though but Miller has shown a solid chin and like I said when you know your opponent will quit after a few rounds, you will stay in the fight even if taking a drubbing.
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TheLeprechaun wrote: ↑19 Dec 2023, 11:41
That's just nonsensical.
If his corner pulled him out then yes; that would have meant he had no choice - but he made the decision to not continue .. that was his choice.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV- 23 December 2023
sonny's corner would have been totally irresponsible to send him out for another round, regardless of what sonny told them. way down on the cards, face busted up in multiple places, round after round of beat down, dropped hard and badly hurt. no power to hold off a clearly superior fighter.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV- 23 December 2023
good point.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑19 Dec 2023, 15:34 sonny's corner would have been totally irresponsible to send him out for another round, regardless of what sonny told them. way down on the cards, face busted up in multiple places, round after round of beat down, dropped hard and badly hurt. no power to hold off a clearly superior fighter.
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Re: Daniel Dubois vs. Jarrell Miller | PPV- 23 December 2023
Yep, punches chance isn’t really a thing when you punch like a 10 year old girl. Credit to sonny but, tough as nails.margaret thatcher wrote: ↑19 Dec 2023, 15:34 sonny's corner would have been totally irresponsible to send him out for another round, regardless of what sonny told them. way down on the cards, face busted up in multiple places, round after round of beat down, dropped hard and badly hurt. no power to hold off a clearly superior fighter.
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