JARRELL MILLER could have been trained by Tyson Fury’s SugarHill Steward, as he looks to fight Dillian Whyte.
Fury hired Whyte, a shameful boxing drug cheat, to sparring before he defeated him at Wembley in April.
Jarrell MILLER pictured with Tyson Fury at training camp
Tyson Fury is pictured next SugarHill Steward
Dmitry Salita, Miller's promoter, said that the heavyweight bad boy enjoyed Fury's camp.
Miller could be able to link up again with Steward if WBC champion is not yet retired.
Salita said to Lord Ping that Jarrell was happy to travel to the UK because it has been the center for heavyweight boxing.
"He loved Tyson Fury's camp. Fury's trainer, Sugar Hill Steward, was also a favorite of his.
"At the moment Jarrell is not working full-time with Sugar Hill, but that could change in future."
Miller failed three drug tests prior to fighting, before losing a huge fight with Anthony Joshua, 32.
The American was once again involved in a doping scandal, and received a two year ban for his planned return one year later.
Miller's comeback was made in June after he won ten rounds against Ariel Esteban Bracamonte from Argentina.
Salita now names Whyte (34), as her ideal opponent in the ex-kickboxing ring.
He stated that he believes Jarrell Miller against Dillian Whyte could be one of the most explosive heavyweight fights.
"The personalities, styles - Jarrell will fight, he'll seek and destroy, and put on a show to the fans.
"And then there's also the crossroads nature that this fight makes it a really fascinating tussle.
"Their combination of characters would create an enormous spectacle, and the winner would be in line to a world title shot – the buildup alone would be box-office."
Jarrell Miller could be defeated by Dillian Whyte
