JARRELL MILLER will make his boxing comeback in KAZAKHSTAN - after which he will fight Lucas Browne a month later.
After three years in the ring, the American is now on the road to recovery after being out for three years.
Jarrell Miler will make his Kazakhstan boxing return
Lucas Browne recently beat Junior Fa
Miller won the fight against Ariel Esteban Bracamonte, in June in Argentina. This was Miller's first fight since almost four years.
Derek Cardenas was stopped by the heavyweight a month later, but he is already preparing for a quick return.
Greg Cohen, Miller's promoter, has confirmed that he will fight Ebenezer Tetteh in a fight on October 2, 2018, in Kazakhstan.
Ghanian Teteh has lost one of his 21 bouts after a knockout loss to Daniel Dubois.
Since then, he has only fought once: he defeated Haruna Osumanu on March 20, 2021.
According to Dan Rafael, Miller, 33, has an agreement in place to face Lucas Browne (43), former Australian champion.
Browne defeated Junior Fa, 32 in June under the auspices of Devin Haney’s undisputed title victory over George Kambosos Jr.
Lou DiBella, the promoter of the Australian fight, is believed to be open to hosting it.
Greg Cohen, DiBella's promoter, is believed to have reached an agreement for the heavyweight fight.
It could be headlined in Abu Dhabi on November 13, or at The O2 on November 26, where Dubois (24), is expected to headline.
Miller failed three Voluntary Anti-Doping Association pre-fight drug testing before he was allowed to fight Anthony Joshua in 2019.
He attributed his failure to fight Joshua, 32-years-old, to a tainted stem cell supplement and elbow injections.
Miller was offered a contract by Bob Arum's Top Rank stable in 2020, but again tested positive for a banned drug.
The ex-kickboxer pleaded guilty to a SEX PILL, and was given a two-year suspension.
Miller signed up for VADA testing December 2020. Since then, he has passed all drug tests and his license was reinstated.
Jarrell Miller has boxed two times since his return
