JARRELL MILLER could by trained by Tyson Fury’s coach SugarHill Steward as he eyes a fight with Dillian Whyte.
Fury hired the shamed boxing drug cheat for sparring before he knocked out Whyte in April at Wembley.
Miller’s promoter Dmitry Salita revealed the heavyweight bad boy enjoyed his time in Fury’s camp.
And if the WBC champion remains retired, it could open up the door for Miller to once again link up with Steward.
Salita told Lord Ping:“Jarrell is happy to go to the UK, which has become the center of heavyweight boxing.
“He loved the camp with Tyson Fury. He also enjoyed working with Sugar Hill Steward, Fury’s trainer.
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“As of now Jarrell is not working with Sugar Hill full time but that could change in the future.”
Miller in 2019 failed three pre-fight drug tests before losing out on a mega-fight with Anthony Joshua, 32.
For his proposed return a year later, the American was again embroiled in a doping scandal and received a two-year ban.
Miller made his comeback in June over ten rounds, beating Ariel Esteban Bracamonte in Argentina.
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And now Salita has named Whyte, 34, as the ideal opponent for the controversial ex-kickboxer.
He said: “I believe Jarrell Miller versus Dillian Whyte has the potential to be one of the most explosive fights in the heavyweight division.
“The personalities, the styles – Jarrell will come to fight, he’ll come to seek and destroy and put on a show for the fans.
“And then there’s the crossroads nature of this fight that makes it a really interesting tussle.
“Their blend of characters would create a huge spectacle and the winner would be in line for a world title shot – the build up alone would be box office.”
