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Josh Taylor and Jose Ramirez has sweet science diehards salivating. The stakes couldn't be higher as all four recognised world titles (WBA, WBO, WBC and IBF) are on the line as well the prestigious Ring Magazine crown that grants the winner lineal status in the 140lb division.World Boxing Super Series kingpin Taylor and the undefeated Ramirez are the finest light welterweights on the planet and Scottish fight fans are watching on intently as the Tartan Tornado looks to cement his status as one of the world's best boxers.

Josh Taylor insists he could never top Ken Buchanan as he bids to make history in Las Vegas in the early hours of Sunday.

Josh Taylor can do what no British boxer has ever done and become a four-belt world champion this weekend.

Josh Taylor being Josh Taylor. But even his rival for the undisputed light-welterweight crown looked surprised when he logged on to the pre-fight Zoom to see the Scotman sitting shirtless on the couch in his Vegas villa ahead of this weekend’s mouthwatering duel with Jose Ramirez.Taylor is feeling the heat going into the weekend but not in the way you’d think.“I was just out doing some sun bathing,” Taylor grinned.

Josh Taylor was something pretty special en route to Commonwealth Gold glory in 2014 in Glasgow. Amateur success is no guarantee of professional glory but the Tartan Tornado quickly showed he was the real deal when he turned over.

Josh Taylor's first world title triumph COST him £10,000 - now he's determined to hit the jackpot in Las Vegas.

Josh Taylor is hoping for a huge post-fight Scottish Cup celebration in the capital after Las Vegas title showdown. Unified light-welterweight champion Taylor will aim to become Scotland's first undisputed champ and owner of all four world titles when he fights Jose Ramirez on May 22.

Tyson Fury stepped his Las Vegas training camp up a notch ahead of a summer showdown with Anthony Joshua with a brutal sparring session against world champion Josh Taylor. Fury, 32, is in Sin City getting fighting fit for his hotly-anticipated heavyweight unification bout against Joshua later this year.

Tyson Fury is looking as lean as ever in training ahead of his undisputed heavyweight showdown with Anthony Joshua later this year.The Gypsy King has agreed terms to face domestic rival Joshua in his next two bouts, with their first meeting expected to take place in Saudi Arabia this summer.As negotiations over the site deal rumble on, Fury is currently training out in Las Vegas alongside good friend and WBO super-middleweight champion Billy Joe Saunders, who is gearing up for a pivotal clash with Canelo Alvarez next weekend.He has also linked up with another British world champion in Josh Taylor, who takes on Jose Ramirez for the undisputed super-lightweight crown next month.And in a couple of fresh training pictures from Sin City it’s

boxing, not just in the bantamweight division. “These are the kind of fights Kash needs, people who are going to come to win, people who will be aggressive and really test him.“I look at it now and say, frankly we need to be looking at world title shots at the back end of this year.

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Josh Taylor has revealed how broke he was as an amateur boxer as he prepares for his big title fight against Jose Ramirez in Vegas this May.The Scot, who is already the current WBA and IBF champion, is due to lock horns with the US fighter with all four super lightweight belts on the line.Josh who is now reported to be worth several millions revealed at one point he was so broke that his coach had to lend him money.He revealed: "There's been a few low points. As an amateur losing a lot of fights when I felt I won them.

Josh Taylor has hit back at claims he is a Covid denier after a social media storm. The unified IBF and WBA light welterweight champion has been vocal online during the pandemic pointing to other issues affecting the nation.

Josh Taylor needed less than three minutes to stop Apinun Khongsong and retain his world titles.

Josh Taylor made a devastating defence of his world titles – and immediately warned rival Jose Ramirez he is coming to clean up the division. The Scot wiped the floor with hapless Apinun Khongsong in the first round if the defence of his IBF and WBA light welterweight belts.Taylor wants the undisputed crown next and is determined to rip the WBO and WBC belts off Ramirez as soon as possible.

on this link here.It was an easy night's work for Taylor who had barely broken a sweat but proved yet again his ability.The Scot is now aiming for an undisputed clash with Jose Ramirez early next year.WBC and WBO champion Ramirez does have the problem of a mandatory defence against Jack Catterall though which may scupper the bout for all four belts.

Josh Taylor gets ready to make his in-ring return. The Tartan Tornado has had to be patient amid the pandemic but he gets an opportunity to follow up on his stunning World Boxing Super Series triumph.

Josh Taylor and Apinun Khongsong boast identical professional records.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxJosh Taylor and Andy Murray have got a couple of things in common.Both are big Hibernian fans and both are Scots who have reached the top in their respective sports.But Taylor, 29, ponders if he could ever become a household name in Britain like the tennis ace.“I feel like I should be more celebrated and more hyped up,” said the Prestonpans native ahead of his WBA and IBF light-welterweight clash against Apinun Khongsong tonight.“Scotland doesn't seem to do it as much as maybe in England or Ireland does with their fighters.“But I do have great fans who create an incredible atmosphere any time I fight.“Scottish boxing fans are the best

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxJosh Taylor won't push for his undisputed clash with Jose Ramirez until supporters are back in arenas.The IBF and WBA light-welterweight champion makes a mandatory defence against unbeaten Thai fighter Apinun Khongsong on Saturday night behind-closed-doors at York Hall.The Scottish ace is then hoping to take on WBO and WBC champion Ramirez next year.But he will wait until supporters are allowed in before pushing for the fight on either side of the Atlantic.Taylor, 29, said: “I have big massive fights coming up and we need the fans back for them.“It's like going to a birthday party with the balloons popped.