Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Get in there Josh! Incredible achievement, fckung glad I stayed up right through as my alarm was set for 3.50am and would have missed the lot 
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Haha! They announced the winner at 3:50am. Literally!NoScoutingReports wrote: ↑23 May 2021, 07:39 Get in there Josh! Incredible achievement, fckung glad I stayed up right through as my alarm was set for 3.50am and would have missed the lot![]()
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Mate my alarm went off in my lap, was thinking fcuk me I'd have been unbelievably pissed offRuthless-RKO wrote: ↑23 May 2021, 07:42Haha! They announced the winner at 3:50am. Literally!NoScoutingReports wrote: ↑23 May 2021, 07:39 Get in there Josh! Incredible achievement, fckung glad I stayed up right through as my alarm was set for 3.50am and would have missed the lot![]()
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Great fight, for large portions of the bout at least, between two well matched top tier guys who put it all out there.
Shame Kenny Bayless was involved though, dreadful from the opening round. If you are going to break them, break them! If you are going to break them 15 times a round, take a fornicating point and make them tidy things up, if you keep getting in the way, move away, if a fighter is down don't give him 10 seconds extra to recover.
The guys from being one of the best in the sport to being incompetent in the space of a few years.
His control of the fight was poor, his positioning was terrible. Just overall a crap job by a man who is supposed to be there to govern the bout.
Funny thing is he was terrible to both guys.
Shame Kenny Bayless was involved though, dreadful from the opening round. If you are going to break them, break them! If you are going to break them 15 times a round, take a fornicating point and make them tidy things up, if you keep getting in the way, move away, if a fighter is down don't give him 10 seconds extra to recover.
The guys from being one of the best in the sport to being incompetent in the space of a few years.
His control of the fight was poor, his positioning was terrible. Just overall a crap job by a man who is supposed to be there to govern the bout.
Funny thing is he was terrible to both guys.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Great fight and what a fighter Taylor is.
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Great fight, great performance by Taylor. Deserved it. Took his foot off the gas a little, probably under instruction because of the knockdowns. I had it same as the judges - the knockdowns were the difference. Ramirez put in a good shift too. Tough bastard, just not quite as skilful.
Can't see anyone beating Taylor who is currently at 140, but there's some very interesting fights from lightyweight (Davis, Lomachenko) and I fear It will be a different situation at 147 - that's where it gets interesting. He wouldn't be able to sit on the ropes or have rounds off against Crawford, Mikey Garcia etc, he'd get battered. I'd keep him at 140 unless the money gets ridiculous.
Can't see anyone beating Taylor who is currently at 140, but there's some very interesting fights from lightyweight (Davis, Lomachenko) and I fear It will be a different situation at 147 - that's where it gets interesting. He wouldn't be able to sit on the ropes or have rounds off against Crawford, Mikey Garcia etc, he'd get battered. I'd keep him at 140 unless the money gets ridiculous.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
BBC have got highlights up
Watch Josh Taylor become Britain's first undisputed world champion in four-belt era..
Imagine the fight was to air on BBC Live.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/boxing/57221126
Watch Josh Taylor become Britain's first undisputed world champion in four-belt era..
Imagine the fight was to air on BBC Live.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/av/boxing/57221126
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Terrific fight and outstanding win for Taylor
The culmination of years of hard work and great performances.
Fair play to Ramirez too
He's an excellent fighter, but you don't switch off for a second against a true livewire like Taylor...or pay the price.
The 6th and 7th round knock downs were decisive.
Josh Taylor....Undisputed light welterweight champion of the world

Fair play to Ramirez too
The 6th and 7th round knock downs were decisive.
Josh Taylor....Undisputed light welterweight champion of the world
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Amazing performance by Taylor, déjà vu - like in his previous two big fights, after about four rounds he was looking like he might be in big trouble, Ramirez looked like an unstoppable bull and hellacious body shots slamming home, but then my God does he turn it around with some huge shots, sensational stuff.
Everything against him, the crowd and that f*king dumb ass ref, giving the Mex all the time in the world with those two knockdowns.
Yes Scotland’s greatest ever fighter
Everything against him, the crowd and that f*king dumb ass ref, giving the Mex all the time in the world with those two knockdowns.
Yes Scotland’s greatest ever fighter
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
He's a special talent.
I remember at the start of his ascent, opinions were 50/50ish between him and O'hara at the time.
Scotland's greatest ever thread has turned to shit, so i'll put it out there again ,does anyone know if he's been on any MSM
outlets? I mean this is mega what he's achieved!
I remember at the start of his ascent, opinions were 50/50ish between him and O'hara at the time.
Scotland's greatest ever thread has turned to shit, so i'll put it out there again ,does anyone know if he's been on any MSM
outlets? I mean this is mega what he's achieved!
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
I had it 113-113 but I did give Ramirez 4 out of 6 very close rounds.
I could easily make a case for Taylor 114-112 or wider but zero case for any kind of Ramirez victory.
I do think those knockdowns vital though.
What a guy Taylor is.
All 4 belts at 140lbs!!
I could easily make a case for Taylor 114-112 or wider but zero case for any kind of Ramirez victory.
I do think those knockdowns vital though.
What a guy Taylor is.
All 4 belts at 140lbs!!
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Taylor has lost his belts!!
Blames United Airlines.
Blames United Airlines.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jose Ramirez - 22 May 2021
Date for Josh Taylor open top bus parade after historic title win
PRESTONPANS is to toast Josh Taylor’s boxing success with the world champion to enjoy an open-top bus victory parade through the town next weekend.
Covid-19 restrictions have made it difficult to organise official public celebrations for Josh following his Las Vegas win on May 22 where he became undisputed super lightweight champion of the world – however a large crowd did turn out on Prestonpans High Street to give the champ an impromptu welcome home on his return to the UK.
PRESTONPANS is to toast Josh Taylor’s boxing success with the world champion to enjoy an open-top bus victory parade through the town next weekend.
Covid-19 restrictions have made it difficult to organise official public celebrations for Josh following his Las Vegas win on May 22 where he became undisputed super lightweight champion of the world – however a large crowd did turn out on Prestonpans High Street to give the champ an impromptu welcome home on his return to the UK.