Heavyweight contender Jarrell Miller has filed for bankruptcy protection under Chapter 7 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. As part of his filing, Miller indicated that he owns about $31,000 in assets and has $6.5 million in debt. Among his listed debts is just north of $5 million to Star of David, Inc., a company owned by Dmitri Salita, who was Miller's promoter at the time Miller signed a very lucrative deal to fight then-heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. Miller failed a drug test and the Joshua-Miller fight never happened. Salita eventually got a legal judgment against Miller which he is now seeking to collect. That judgment is likely the driving force behind Miller's decision to file for bankruptcy. There was no listing of any boxing contract with promoter Greg Cohen, who has also worked with Miller for several years.