Josh Taylor enjoyed a glittering boxing career, which culminated in his becoming the undisputed super lightweight champion. He tested himself against the best and often emerged victorious. His tenacity and ability inside the ring saw him overcome some of the sport’s top fighters.
Boxing can be a cruel and unforgiving sport, and it seems no man knows that at the moment quite like Josh ‘The Tartan Tornado’ Taylor. In 2021, Josh Taylor reached the highest heights of boxing as he claimed the undisputed super-lightweight title against Jose Ramirez, knocking the 26-0 fighter down twice to claim glory.
On July 21, former undisputed super lightweight champion Josh Taylor announced his retirement from professional boxing, citing a recurring issue with his eye.
Josh Taylor’s retirement at age 34 marks the end of a remarkable and historic boxing career. As the first British fighter in the four-belt era to become an undisputed world champion, Taylor’s impact on the sport especially in the UK and Scotland is immense.
Josh Taylor has announced his retirement from boxing at 34, as we look back at his career. Taylor ends his career with a 19-3-0 record. His most historic achievement came in 2021 when he became the undisputed junior welterweight champion of the world by defeating José Ramírez.
For undisputed and Ring Magazine junior welterweight champion Josh Taylor is now closing the curtain on his illustrious career. "The Tartan Tornado" confirmed on social media that he is retiring from the sport of boxing, citing reoccurring eye issues.
An era-defining champion steps away after doctors warn of severe eye damage risk Boxing is a brutal sport—one where getting to the top takes everything, and staying there takes even more.
Becoming an undisputed world champion in the four-belt era is a feat that not many fighters have been able to achieve. Despite Oleksandr Usyk becoming a three-time undisputed world champion on Saturday night, being the only title holder in a division is far from easy.
Josh Taylor has made a massive amount of money throughout his boxing career. ‘The Tartan Tornado’ has achieved a great deal inside the ring, with Taylor ruthlessly stopping Apinun Khongsong and defeating Jose Ramirez to become an undisputed super lightweight world champion.
Josh Taylor suffered a third loss in a row, coming unstuck against Ekow Essuman, as boxing pros gave their reaction. Taylor had his first fight at 147, having moved up from 140.
Josh Taylor has apologized to fans after storming out of the ring following his loss to Ekow Essuman last night. The Scot packed out the OVO Hydro Arena in Glasgow for a homecoming fight that signaled a new promoter in Frank Warren and a new era at welterweight.
Josh Taylor lost to Ekow Essuman in his first fight at welterweight, raising question marks over his next steps. The defeat was the worst response following Taylor’s recent poor run of form.
Former unified super lightweight champion Josh Taylor got off to a strong start from the opening bell in a critically important fight against former British champion Ekow Essuman, cheered on by his hometown fans in Scotland at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow.
Josh Taylor has his first fight at welterweight, taking on Ekow Essuman, as boxing insiders gave their predictions. Taylor came up to welterweight after two losses at 140.
Former unified super lightweight champion Josh Taylor finds himself in a do-or-die situation on Saturday in front of his hometown fans in Scotland at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow.
There were no scale fails in Glasgow, Scotland, as welterweights Josh Taylor (19-2, 13 KOs) and his opponent Ekow Essuman (21-1, 8 KOs) both came underneath the welterweight limit of 147 pounds on Friday morning.
Josh Taylor (19-2, 13 KOs) and Ekow Essuman (21-1, 8 KOs) will soon face each other in a 10-round welterweight clash. Their bout headlines a Queensberry Promotions card at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Scotland.
Josh Taylor returns to Glasgow looking to rebuild his career at a new weight class, 147 lbs., heading back to a successful and familiar stomping ground at the OVO Hydro.
Josh Taylor will box at 147 for the first time, as he faces Ekow Essuman this weekend, but can he win a world title in the weight class? Taylor’s form has come into question of late, as he no longer looks like the same fighter who was once the Undisputed Junior Welterweight Champion.
The boxing schedule for the first half of 2025 is full of great fights, with many more in the negotiation phase. Since the involvement of Turki Alalshikh and Riyadh Season, we have been blessed with many memorable matchups.
Eddie Hearn has outlined Josh Taylor’s next possible fight after increasing suggestions the Scot will sign with Matchroom Boxing. Taylor is a former Undisputed Junior Welterweight Champion, making him one of the best fighters to come out of Scotland.
When Jack Catterall eventually hangs up his gloves, he will probably be best remembered for his rivalry with Josh Taylor. The English fighter was on the receiving end of one of the worst judging decisions of the 21st century when he first fought Taylor in February 2022.
On Saturday, May 25, Jack Catterall (29-1, 13 KOs) defeated Josh Taylor (19-2, 13. KOs) in a dramatic rematch at the First Direct Arena in Leeds, England.
Twenty-seven months have passed since Josh Taylor claimed a controversial points win over Jack Catterall. World titles are not on the line this time, but careers are.
One of the most anticipated rematches in recent years will go down on Saturday Night live from Leeds, UK. Josh Taylor (19-1, 13 KOs) will once again face Jack Catterall (28-1, 13 KOs) to hopefully settle the score.