Taylor was whooped by Prograis. Taylor was whooped by Catterall. Taylor is over rated

He beat Prograis with no controversy, and the Catterall match is one of the most overblown "robberies" I've ever seen, at best it was a draw or a point in either direction. He certainly isn't overrated, if anything, he's underrated. For the record Prograis would violently emasculate and humble Fimo, and Catterall would school him. Who gives a **** what this Boxing Ge clown has to say, have an opinion of your own Mark.

 

A 16-0 Taylor beat a 24-0 Rougarou. Sure it was very close but the general consensus among fans is that it was a deserved victory.

A 17-0 Taylor went over to the US to beat a 26-0 JCR in his backyard, dropping him twice in the process and he may well have stopped him had the home ref not given JCR those long counts.

A 12-0 Taylor beat a 28-1 Postol who is still to this day Crawford's best or second best win in 39 fights

A 14-0 Taylor beat a 19-0 Baranchyk

A 13-0 Taylor beat a 22-0 Ryan Martin

A 10-0 Taylor beat a 39-5 Miguel Vazquez who had only lost once legitimately in 9 years since losing to Clenelo. Officially he suffered 2 losses during that time but one was a robbery. And Taylor was the first fighter to stop him too

A 9-0 Taylor destroyed a 15-0 Ohara Davies, the same Ohara who arguably beat Catterrall in a razor-close affair


He beat five world champions and became only the fifth undisputed champion in the four-belt era and a P4P top 10 ranked fighter in just 18 fights

You don't achieve all of that and beat all those the fighters unless you're a very good fighter and one bad day at the office after a terrible camp doesn't undo all that

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7-0 Taylor moseyed on over to Shawn Porter's gym and beat both him (26-1 at the time) and Ugas up, dropping Ugas and sending him to the hospital with a damaged jaw


'There are reports of the light-welterweight seriously troubling former world champion Shawn Porter in sparring'


''I really caught a glimpse of what was to come when Josh was out with me in Las Vegas ahead of my fight with Leo Santa Cruz in 2017. Josh was sparring former world welterweight champion Shawn Porter, ahead of only his eighth fight, and I remember thinking, 'This guy is unreal' because he bossed the spar.''

''When Josh Taylor used to spar the gym came to a standstill.. unbelievable stuff! I remember seeing him as a pretty green novice professional sparring Shawn Porter in Shawn Porter's gym and punching his head in''

--Carl ''The Jackal'' Frampton

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Miguel Vazquez: ‘Josh Taylor is the most powerful opponent I’ve fought’

“It was a unique experience to face such a strong opponent like Taylor and I would be honoured to come back to the UK and fight as many times as I can,” the Mexican said. “He’s a very strong fighter. He has all the tools that a fighter needs.”


Of all the opponents he has fought, and that includes a very young Canelo Alvarez, Vazquez says, “Timothy Bradley has been the most outstanding, technically speaking. But the most powerful was actually Josh Taylor.”

The Ring Magazine ranked him #5

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