Josh Taylor vs. José Carlos Ramírez & José Encarnación Zepeda vs. Henry Lundy RBR.

Just watched it was too busy last night to wow that was a fight of the year contender right now id say it should win fight of the year anyway here's my score card
Round 1: Taylor 10-9
Round 2: Taylor 10-9 (Close)
Round 3: Ramirez 10-9
Round 4: Ramirez 10-9
Round 5: Taylor 10-9 (Close)
Round 6: Taylor 10-8 KD
Round 7: Taylor 10-8 KD
Round 8: Taylor 10-9
Round 9: Ramirez 10-9 (Close)
Round 10: Ramirez 10-9 (Close)
Round 11: Ramirez 10-9
Round 12 Ramirez 10-9
Final Score
Taylor 114-112
really impressed with both guys. Honestly, I don't see Teo beating Taylor but I hope that fight gets made It would be a war. Would also love to see Taylor vs Errol or Crawford at 147 honestly say Taylor cracks the top 5 PFP after that performance.

 

Yes I was talking about the bet and just poking you .
You have clarified the same subjects so many times that it just brought me joy

 

The city would have been set on fire based on the judges at ringside who were clearly asleep

 

It would have been a disgrace if Ramirez was given the decision. Taylor dominated most of the fight. It was 8-4 Taylor plus the KDs.

 

Crawford has never fought anyone as good as Taylor and never fights without home advantage so I can't see this happening. If Taylor is to fight Crawford in America he should bide his time and age bud out: beat Catterall, Tank/Teo and then Garcia at 147, take some time to adjust to the weight. Taylor is big at 140 and looked weight-drained the day before, so at 147 he will be heavier, stronger, have more stamina, more punch resistance and punch power. Crawford is almost 34, by the time they would fight under this series of events he would be 35 and on the decline if he isn't already. Taylor would be in his prime and more experienced than he is now. Crawford's record may also look even better by that point: 40-0, officially top 3 "P4P" so Taylor would get more credit for beating him and it would be a much bigger, more hyped fight by then. If Taylor does this he gives himself an excellent chance, though he still needs multiple KD's or a stoppage in the U.S.

 

This video stresses me out. I hate combining talking and eating under even normal circumstances, but if there's a hot pizza in front of my face as my undisputed world championship victory celebration, no way am I taking one bite until telling everyone not part of my camp (or hell, even them as well) to GTFO my dressing room so I can scoff in peace. No way I could just casually enjoy my long-awaited junk food with cameras and mics in my face.

 

Congrats to Taylor

 

Just curious, are you guessing at these weights or have they released day of fight weights?

 

Watching it again...

1. Taylor clear
2. Taylor, stronger finish from Ramirez but too late..

Those two rounds were clearly Josh.. beautiful poise & counters.. looks comfortable even under pressure..

I remember 3 being Ramirez' best round.. let's see..

Yes, Ramirez trying to put it on him in that one but Taylor not rattled..

3. Ramirez

4. Hard fought messy round but I still give it to Taylor.. the dog in Taylor is coming out now.. he's got it all..

High calibre stuff this, both can mix it up well to head and body but Taylor has mastered it..

5. Good round, trading leather but again it's obvious Taylor is just that bit better at everything.. Taylor round again

6. Taylor flattens him with a stunning left to open up the round.. fair play for getting up from that, not many would have.. Ramirez still fires back, some great inside work in this fight from both men.. Taylor making it look easy now ..

This is even more impressive on second viewing… Taylor has it all .. footwork, inside game, durability, shot selection..

7. Ramirez output has slowed, Taylor is boxing
his head off.. down from the uppercut
too.. Ramirez is on ***** Street .. Bayliss helping Ramirez, pushes Taylor back most of the way across the ring ..

8. Taylor mugging him that round, really noticeable how little effect Ramírez shots have on Josh..


9. Closer round, not much happening but again still a Taylor round

10. Taylor's versatility & skill level on full display here.. good round but Taylor's again

11. Ramirez finished better but still hard to give it him but I want to just out of sympathy lol..

12. Taylor probably gave that one to Ramirez knowing it's in the bag..

He's Just toyed with a unified champion there..

Yes, the judges scoring was BAD. So was most of the uk pundits.. this was a clear as day Taylor WIDE UD WITHOUT the KDs.

Yes, Taylor's top 5 p4p. Brilliant fighter.