Photos: Daniel Dubois Digs Deep To Break Down, Stop Jarrell Miller

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - In a crossroads heavyweight fight, Daniel Dubois (20-2, 19 KOs) pulled off a dramatic knockout of previously undefeated Jarrell Miller (26-1-1, 22 KOs) in the tenth and final round. (photos by Mark Robinson)

Dubois rebounds after suffering a knockout loss at the hands of unified champion Oleksandr Usyk back in August.

Miller came out pressing with Dubois jabbing and letting his hands go when Miller got too close. Miller did not throw much for most of the round. Miller continued to come forward and press in the second, but wasn't throwing much. Dubois continued to let his hands with the jab and shots to the body. Not much was bothering Miller, who was starting to throw short shots on the inside. They were trading punches in the closing moments. 

In the third, Miller back out pressing forward and they were starting to trade big punches. Miller was eating punches, but continued to come forward and applying a lot of pressure on Dubois and landing punches of his own. In the fourth, Dubois was circling and connecting with punches to the head and body. Miller began to connect with big punches of his own and had Dubois in full retreat. 

Dubois came out firing in the fifth. Miller was able to take the punches well and continued to come forward. Dubois landing to the head and body. Miller began to throw punches with both hands and was pushing Dubois back, who came firing back with inside shots.

A bruising round in the sixth and with both having their moments. Miller looked the more tired of the two and Dubois was jabbing well. The seventh saw Miller come out with a sense of urgency by pressing and throwing punches. Dubois was outlanding him and boxing better. The eight had Dubois continue to outwork and outland a tired Miller, who got shaken at the end of the round.

The ninth saw Dubois come out landing big hooks on Miller. It appeared that Miller was exhausted and was taking punches to the head and body. The tenth had Dubois hitting and moving. Miller had little left in the tank, but continued to come forward. Dubois shook him with several big punches, had him in serious trouble and blasted him against the ropes for a stoppage win.