Jarrell Miller nearly broke Lawrence Okolie’s arm

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A boxer was allegedly present during a sparring session in which twice-banned Jarrell Miller tried to break Lawrence Okolie’s arm.

Okolie is a former WBO cruiserweight king, and the unofficial bout had taken place in the United States of America, according to Anthony Fowler’s post on X.

Jarrell Miller has been disallowed from official fights twice due to illegal drug use, and is seen as having a very bad character.

Though Miller has amassed two wins since his last punishment which was a two years ban from professional boxing, the dent on his image is yet to be washed off due to his disagreeableness.

His first ban came before an official bout with Anthony Joshua who was then the WBA, WBO and, IBF heavyweight champion, stopping Miller from competing for that unified title till date.

Miller will fight Britain’s Daniel Dubois on December 23, and many think that Dubois, who is still coming from two consecutive defeats, might be psychologically unprepared to fight with an intimidating and badly behaved fighter as Miller.

Fowler’s short post speaking about the Miller-Okolie incident read as follows:

‘He’s [Miller’s] a proper t*t, he was sparring [Lawrence] Okolie out in Miami when we went and was trying to wrestle him in the ring, he nearly snapped his arm at one point, then he started kicking off in the gym, roid rage.

‘He’s one big c**t I’ll tell you that, I couldn’t believe the size of him when he sparred Okolie, but if he is clean he will be a shadow of his former self and might tire himself, I hope DDD [Dubois] wipes him out.’

Anthony Joshua who was recently dethroned by Oleksander Usyk said not long ago that he would never fight Jarrell Miller because of the fighter’s way with drugs. He had instead suggested another drug offender, Dillian White, as a correct opponent for Miller.

It is hoped by many that Anthony Joshua would beat Otto Wallin on December 23, since this would increase the possibility of seeing a bout between Joshua and former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder.