New opponent for Joshua to be announced next week, promoter says


  • Boxing
  • Saturday, 20 Apr 2019

FILE PHOTO: Boxing - Anthony Joshua & Jarrell Miller Press Conference - Hilton London Syon Park, London, Britain - February 25, 2019 Joe Markowski, trainer Robert McCracken, Anthony Joshua, promoter Eddie Hearn, Adam Smith, promoter Dmitry Salita, Jarrell Miller and Sarah Fina during the press conference Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Couldridge/File Photo

(Reuters) - A new opponent for Briton Anthony Joshua's June 1 heavyweight fight in New York will be announced next week, promoter Eddie Hearn said on Twitter on Friday.

Joshua, the WBA, IBF, WBO and IBO world champion, had been scheduled to fight American Jarrell Miller but the New York State Athletic Commission refused to sanction the fight, saying that Miller had committed a violation relating to use of a prohibited substance.

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