Anthony Joshua and Jarrell Miller aren't even scheduled to fight one another but the two reignited their old feud in a press conference in London on Wednesday night.
Both fighters are competing on a stacked card in Saudi Arabia on December 23, with Joshua taking on Otto Wallin and Miller facing Daniel Dubois, who is coming off a defeat against world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk.
Former world champions Deontay Wilder and Joseph Parker also lock horns, while light heavyweight king Dmitry Bivol squares off against Lyndon Arthur.
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But it was Joshua and Miller who were the most vocal in the presser, with the two-time unified world champion telling him to "shut the f*** up" when he began to run his mouth.
'AJ' then said "F**k Jarrell Miller", who he was scheduled to fight in 2019 before 'Big Baby' failed a drugs test.
Joshua also went in on host Dev Sahni when he mentioned about him potentially finally fighting Miller in the future, replying: "You ain't my promoter to judge what I'm gonna do in my career."
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Miller was banned for six months and removed from the rankings for testing positive for three different substances ahead of his slated bout with Joshua, who suffered a shock first career defeat to replacement Andy Ruiz Jr.
Upon his return fight against Jerry Forrest, Miller again failed a drugs test and was suspended for a second time.
His last appearance inside the ring was an exhibition fight against Antonio Zepeda in June 2023 and before that he knocked out Lucas Browne in March.
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Joshua, meanwhile, is competing in his third fight this year, having beaten both Jermaine Franklin and Robert Helenius at the O2 Arena.
Featured Image Credit: Matchroom BoxingTopics: Anthony Joshua, Jarrell Miller, Saudi Arabia, Deontay Wilder
