Jarrell Miller looks to be in the best form of his life ahead of his fight with Andy Ruiz Jr.
The disgraced drug scammer will face former heavyweight world champion Ruiz on August 3 in Los Angeles.
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Miller – who missed his chance to fight Anthony Joshua following the 2019 doping scandal – has earned the nickname Big Baby over the years.
In his last fight against Daniel Dubois in December, he gained 1.5kg. 23 stones.
But in recent photos circulating online, Miller has made a dramatic transformation to her body.
Floyd Mayweather, 47, could face Manny Pacquiao, 45, in £500million bout – but there will be a twist as rivals are making a comebackThe 36-year-old controversial American boxer had toned down his chest and waist just two weeks before his fight with Ruiz.
Miller actually gave Ruiz a chance to win the world title by defeating AJ after he was caught in a drugs case.
He blamed contaminated supplements and stem cell injections in his elbow for his failure.
He then got a contract with Bob Arum’s Top Rank team, but again tested positive for a banned substance.
This time, the former kickboxer attributed it to a reason Six tablets and he was given a two-year suspension.
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Miller returned in 2022 and won three in a row, including a stoppage over former champion 43-year-old Lucas Browne last year.
But he was defeated by 26-year-old Britt Dubois last time out, while 34-year-old Ruiz is back after two years out.
The Mexican-American stunned Joshua, 34, in June 2019 but lost on points in their rematch six years later.
He beat 43-year-old Chris Arreola and 45-year-old Luis Ortiz, but had to take some time off because promoter Eddie Hearn predicted a tough fight with Miller.
Hearn told Matchroom Boxing: “I think this is a really tough fight for Andy Ruiz. It’s going to be absolutely action-packed.
“Jarrell Miller is always going to be on the front foot, always coming to fight, and Andy is a very sharp counter-puncher as well, but he’s been out of the ring for a long time.
“There’s going to be a lot of support for him in Los Angeles, but he has to have the hunger for this fight, otherwise, he’s going to lose to Jarrell Miller.”
