Given the stylistic matchup between aggressive power punchers Eduardo Nunez and Emanuel Navarrete, the hope is that it will be a classic. Could it live up to others that met expectations?
Josh Taylor is taking his time to figure out what comes next as he describes the common trauma of retirement to Declan Warrington
The junior welterweight division has lacked one cohesive and persistent titleholder who defined the decade, though that could change after Teofimo Lopez Jnr-Shakur Stevenson. Here's how we got to this point.
Josh Taylor expects Shakur Stevenson to “frustrate” Teofimo Lopez on Saturday – and potentially to the extent that Lopez risks getting knocked out
GLASGOW, Scotland – Ricky Hatton’s death shook Josh Taylor awake to a truth he had been avoiding: life after boxing isn’t easy. Hatton was an idol of Taylor’s and the Scot watched Hatton dethrone Kostya Tszyu to lift the IBF 140lbs title as a young amateur, dreaming that one day he would do the same.
In this week’s packed mailbag, top trainer Stephen “Breadman” Edwards covers all manner of bases, from PEDs to the career of Josh Taylor, looking at the best challengers for Oleksandr Usyk, and what would have happened had Lennox Lewis boxed the “The President” Ike Ibeabuchi.
Nathaniel Collins is fully prepared to live up to newfound expectations as 'The Next King of Scotland,' writes Jake Donovan.
An emotional Josh Taylor recalls the highs and lows of a professional career cut short by eye problems.
Former undisputed junior welterweight champion Josh Taylor talks to BoxingScene's Tris Dixon after calling a day on his illustrious career due to an eye issue.
There was a period in Josh Taylor’s career when momentum was with him to the extent he was travelling at the speed of light, writes Paulie Malignaggi.