ジャレル・ミラー

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レニエル・ペロ

Miller only had four or five weeks knowing what the date was to prepare for the fight. Conditioning has always been an issue for Miller. Miller spent seven weeks training in Philadelphia for this fight. Bozanis is Miller's chief second for this fight. Miller started slow against Andy Ruiz and came out with a draw. Miller was slow against Kingsley eBay and escaped with a split decision. Miller has a kickboxing career background. Miller has been stopped by Dane Dubois. Miller has fought 12 round fights. Miller is known for his uppercut when fighting on the inside. Miller said he might box a little bit more in this fight. Miller was using a bladed stance in the early rounds.

Bob Santos is Pero's corner coach. Pero has a Cuban amateur background. Pero has eight knockouts in thirteen fights. Pero has a win over Victor Foust by knockout. Pero was taught the sport by Luis Ortiz as his early mentor. Pero uses the jab to control action, distance and range. Pero's power comes from speed and he relies on speed despite being a big man. Pero has a tight guard and doesn't make a lot of mistakes. Pero's power is sharp rather than concussive. Pero was given five minutes to recover after a low blow.

Miller has a 50 plus pounds weight advantage. The referee gave a hard warning but no point deduction for the low blow. Thomas Sailor is the referee. David Sutherland and Steve Weisfeld both scored the bout 117 to 111. The fight date was moved a couple of times.