Taylor reveals plans for the year

Alexandr Ormanji Jan. 2, 2024, 10:52 a.m.

Josh Taylor, the former undisputed world champion in the junior welterweight division, spoke about his plans for 2024. The Briton noted that he expects to compete in two divisions at once - in the first welterweight and welterweight. Taylor also expressed hope that he will soon receive the right to box for the championship title.

“The fight with Crawford is unrealistic for me right now. So I need a good win, and then we can talk about the title. Crawford will vacate his belts. After this, I hope I’ll get my chance,” the boxer added.

Let us remember that in his last fight, Taylor lost by unanimous decision to Teofimo Lopez.

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