Anthony Crolla has told talkSPORT that he believes that prison sentences should be given to boxing drug fraudsters like Jarrell Miller.
The undefeated heavyweight faced Anthony Joshua last June, but failed several drug tests, and Andy Ruiz took his place.
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Miller had previously tested positive for GW1516, HGH and EPO, but claimed that he had never knowingly taken a banned substance
On Saturday evening it turned out that he had tested positive again for one of the same substances while preparing for his comeback.
Former WBA lightweight champion Crolla responded to that Sports Bar Weekender and said, “It’s ridiculous and it’s not ridiculous.
“Because performance-enhancing drugs are dangerous in a sport like boxing.
“I think you should wear some kind of prison sentence.
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Crolla retired from boxing last year
“God forbid that the enemy on the receiving side gets sick or is never the same in life or doesn’t even make it.
“I think there should be a prison sentence for it.
“You said it back then, he was a walking pharmacy. One thing is bad enough, but the amount of equipment in it – and doing it again.
“He played this bad guy thing and now you failed again. And remember that it failed before.
“Banish him for life, you have to ban him for life.”
Miller is unbeaten after 24 fights
Miller should return against Jerry Forrest on July 9.
It is assumed that this time the substance is GW1516 – it was also tested positive for HGH and EPO before the AJ cancellation.
Miller has been pulled out of the Forrest fight and his future in sports is now in great doubt.
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