Daniel Dubois packs a punch, according to Jarrell Miller. The American heavyweight shared his thoughts on Dubois' power after their fight last December.
Miller told BoxNation that Dubois hits hard, though not the hardest he's faced. He praised Dubois' stiff jab and right hand.
"Dubois hits hard. Not the hardest I've ever been in the ring with. Very stiff, good jab, good right hand. I mean he's a good puncher, no doubt about it."
Their December clash saw Miller start strong, but Dubois took control mid-fight. The British boxer trapped Miller in a corner, forcing the referee to stop the fight in the final seconds of round 10.
Dubois has kept his momentum going. He stopped Fillip Hrgovic to become the full IBF champion. Then, he defended his belt with a fifth-round knockout of Anthony Joshua in September.
Now, Dubois gets ready to face former world champion Joseph Parker on February 22. If he wins, he might get a shot at undisputed champion Oleksandr Usyk later in 2025.
Miller's assessment of Dubois' power adds intrigue to the upcoming Parker fight. Fans will watch closely to see if "DDD" can land his hard shots on the experienced New Zealander.
