Former undisputed super-lightweight champion Josh Taylor has made the difficult decision to retire from professional boxing after battling a long-term injury. The Scottish fighter, who held multiple world titles, confirmed the news in an emotional statement.
Taylor, 33, had been struggling with a persistent issue that hindered his ability to train and compete at the highest level. Despite efforts to recover, the injury ultimately forced him to step away from the sport.
A Stellar Career Cut Short
Taylor's career was nothing short of remarkable. He became the first British boxer in the four-belt era to achieve undisputed status in the super-lightweight division. His victories over elite opponents, including Regis Prograis and Jose Ramirez, cemented his legacy as one of the best in the sport.
Fans React to the News
The boxing community has expressed widespread support for Taylor, with many praising his achievements and sportsmanship. Promoters, fellow fighters, and fans have all shared tributes to the Scottish champion.
While his retirement marks the end of an era, Taylor leaves behind a legacy that will inspire future generations of boxers.
