Daniel Dubois vs Jarrell Miller Prediction: Dubois to dominate the Saudis`s Day of Reckoning

British heavyweight boxer Daniel Dubois will face undefeated American Jarrell Miller on tonight's Day of Reckoning show in Saudi Arabia after his previous attempt to become a world champion was unsuccessful. At 23:30, the main event is expected to start. After losing by stoppage to Oleksandr Usyk, Daniel Dubois is making his long-awaited return to the ring.

American heavyweight Daniel Dubois is towering and devastating. Dubois has tremendous power, as demonstrated by his 18 knockout victories out of 19 fights; Miller will have to show that he can withstand the pressure in this bout. Oleksandr Usyk, a prominent figure in contemporary professional boxing, was Dubois's most recent opponent in Stadion Wrocław, Poland. Despite being a championship bout for the WBA (Super), IBF, WBO, and IBO heavyweight championships, Daniel was knocked out in the ninth round. There was less enthusiasm for Dubois's future after his knockout loss against Joyce in 2020, when he had a fractured orbital bone near his eye and chose to kneel and take the 10-count despite being ahead of the cards.

Jarrell Miller, a former kickboxer turned professional boxer, hails from the United States. Last time out, Jarrel defeated Australian boxer Lucas Browne by technical knockout in the sixth round at Agenda Arena in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Miller has never lost a fight, but he has never faced an opponent with Dynamite's level of power. It has been a while since he fought an opponent of this caliber, taking a four-year break from 2018 to 2022. U.S. heavyweight contender Jarrell Miller is in the center of controversy because of his 2019 drug ban, which ended any chance of a bout between him and Anthony Joshua.

The over/under total rounds market in this 10-round battle offers some value, as the odds-on favorite to not go the distance is the underdog. If Daniel were Miller, he would want to turn things around and challenge Miller. The former British champion may be young, but he still possesses the killer punch necessary to pull off an upset. Out of his 19 fights, 18 have been decided inside the distance, and Dubois's lone point victory was against the seasoned Kevin Johnson. In addition, Dubois has only lost twice via stoppages, meaning that just one of his twenty-one matches has gone the full distance. Of Miller's 26 victories, 22 came via knockout, technical knockout, or by compelling his opponent to retire. It seems doubtful that all ten rounds will be necessary here, given the obvious strength of these two men. Dubois and Miller, who are both aiming for a knockout victory, might make this the fight of the night in Saudi Arabia. It appears like Miller's plan is to wait until the later rounds to unleash his efficient pressure techniques and win the fight.It appears like Miller's plan is to wait until the later rounds to unleash his efficient pressure techniques and win the fight.