JARRELL MILLER will make his boxing return on June 25, after almost four years absence.
After two scandalous steroid scandals, the shamed heavyweight has been banned from fighting since November 2018.
Jarrell Miller will make his boxing return on June 25,
Miller, 33, can be relicensed next month. Triller's promotional banner is ready to welcome him back.
Triller representative stated that the first event will be held at the OC Hangar on June 11. It's gonna feature our Triad club.
"We have a lot of great fights in the pipeline.
"And then we'll be moving on to our June 25, date, bringing back Big Baby Miller. We are very, very excited about this."
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Anthony Joshua was to be the opponent of this controversial American in New York in 2019.
Miller failed three Voluntary Anti-Doping Association drug tests before the fight, resulting in a huge loss.
A year later, another drug bust led to the ex-kickboxer being placed on suspension. He is currently serving a two-year backdated suspension.
The Nevada State Athletic Commission voted to re-licence Miller on June 17 provided he continues to pass clean tests.
Miller, 33, attributed his failure to fight Joshua, 32, to a tainted Supplement and stem cell shots in the elbow.
In 2020, the heavyweight would sign a contract with Bob Arum's Top Rank stable. However, he was again tested positive for a banned drug.
Miller pleaded guilty to the SEX PILL this time and is currently under a ban.
The former competitor has spent the past three years sparring and training with Tyson Fury, 33, and Bogdan Dinu, 35.
