Steve Bunce

1 week ago | msn.com | Steve Bunce

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1 week ago | independent.co.uk | Steve Bunce

A third consecutive defeat to Ekow Essuman has left the former undisputed champion reeling, writes Steve Bunce, and it is not at all clear what comes nextJosh Taylor was the undisputed champion of the world only three years ago and now those years seem ancient. On Saturday night, in front of a capacity crowd in Glasgow, Taylor was in the fight of his life to save his career against Ekow Essuman. He lost for the third time in a row.

1 week ago | aol.co.uk | Steve Bunce

It has been a hard and short road for Josh Taylor in the boxing business, but on Saturday in Glasgow, he will end a long break when he meets Ekow Essuman. It is a fight to see how much Taylor has left. The Scot is now 34, and was only 28 when he won his first world title in just his 15th fight. He was matched hard against unbeaten men, fast-tracked in testing fights from the very start. He was an Olympian, he was not a kid; he wanted to move quickly.

2 weeks ago | malaysia.news.yahoo.com | Steve Bunce

Steve Bunce20 May 2025 at 10:46 am·4-min readIt has been a hard and short road for Josh Taylor in the boxing business, but on Saturday in Glasgow, he will end a long break when he meets Ekow Essuman. It is a fight to see how much Taylor has left. The Scot is now 34, and was only 28 when he won his first world title in just his 15th fight. He was matched hard against unbeaten men, fast-tracked in testing fights from the very start. He was an Olympian, he was not a kid; he wanted to move quickly.