Jarrell Miller Claims Jared Anderson Pulled Out Of Their November 22nd Fight

Jarrell Miller revealed on social media that heavyweight contender Jared Anderson has pulled out of their November 22nd fight in Riyadh. Miller says there’s “some kind of beef going on over at Top Rank” with Jared’s promoters. He believes that it has something to do with Anderson (18-1, 15 KOs) backing out.

Jarrell Seeks New Opponent

Miller (26-1-2, 22 KOs) states that they’re looking for a replacement opponent for him to fight so he can stay on The Ring IV event at the ANB Arena in Riyadh. If Top Rank is willing to allow 2020 Olympic Silver medalist Richard Torrez Jr. to step in, he would be an excellent replacement. He’d made a better choice than the original opponent, Anderson.

Trouble at Top Rank

“Jared Anderson has officially pulled out of the fight. We’ve all seen it coming, though,” said Jarrell Miller on social media about Jared Anderson pulling out of their clash on November 22nd in Riyadh. “I guess there’s some beef going on over at Top Rank, and added to that, he’s been getting high as a mother f**** in the last month.”

Miller sounded deflated talking about Anderson backing out of the fight, as it would have been the ideal fight to set him up for a bigger payday. With Jarrell’s high-volume offense, he’d have had an excellent chance of defeating Anderson.

Jarrell didn’t give any hints about what problems Anderson is having with his promoters at Top Rank. They recently lost their network broadcast deal with ESPN last month, and they still haven’t found a new home. It wouldn’t be in Top Rank’s best interest for Anderson to lose before they find a new platform.

“Yeah, Jared Anderson pulled out of the fight. So, they’re looking for a replacement opponent. I’m not going to lie. I’m kind of sick at the moment, but we kind of figured Jared was going to pull that s***,” said Miller.