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baby Miller has lots of K1 experience.


His weight fluctuates but when in shape, he is a decent heavy. he has good pop and mixes well to the body.


He is used to blast out his weak opposition.


He likes to pressure and bully his opponent in the ropes or corner and let his pretty fluid hands grind his opponent out.


Still have some ? left about Miller because he can look puzzled if his opponent is durable enough to weather the early storm... he will drop his work rate, hold and lack the stamina to end the fight when it goes the distance (pass 4)... His draw came against his 2nd best opponent, Joey Dawejko who has a solid jab and is durable.


He brutally stopped his best opponent in Muralimov in his last fight

Dennis was on the bad end of a KO of the Year Contender in 2014. But he got on the list in 2015 when he brutally KOd Cojanu.



Dennis has skills with good athleticism, good timing on his straight punches... which makes him a quick & dangerous counterpuncher.


He did pretty well in the boxcino tournament...


Till he lost to Fedosov who again used power to defeat him.

Baby Miller has the power and chin advantage... He could just blitz Dennis out of there by closing the distance, not letting Dennis any space to work in his straight punch arsenal, not giving any respect to Dennis and just throwing power punches in combos to the head and body.

Dennis will have to move a lot early so that his chin doesn't meet one of Miller's fists. Baby Miller has shown he had stamina issues so if Dennis plays evasive early, he could then be able to outbox an exhausted MIller from the backfoot using his straight punch counters and his superior mobility & stamina.

I've seen Miller throw one shot bombs and hold in the 2nd half of short fights because he had spent all his stamina early with his wild puncher style... I could see Dennis capitalize on that if he is smart and prepared enough.

Im a fan of Millers. However sometimes when guys know that have that KO power they rely on it to much. And just go hunting that one shot. Dennis is capable of beating Mille rif he takes him deep and trys drowning him. IF Miller is in shape and can let his hands go and connect early it could also be a short night at the office or at least do enough damage early that Dennis wont recover from

its a really good matchup.

Miller got involved in a good scrap against the mediocre Aaron Kinch. he seems tough.

on the otherside, Dennis is a tall, big puncher with no defence.

should be a good fight