After his stunning win against Ian John-Lewis, Josh Taylor mocked by boxing critics online. Many fans are enraged and want him to lose the belt. But, after the fight, Taylor was able to defend it and became the undisputed super lightweight champion. The British Boxing Board of Control downgraded the fight, but the other two judges were still close. It has been a long road for Taylor, and the sport is losing respect.
Critics are Mocking his Training and Mentality
However, Taylor hasn’t been beaten in the ring yet, and his critics are mocking his training and mentality. It is not just about the weight. Many of the critters have criticized his approach to the sport. The ringside audience has defended Taylor, who has won six straight fights. He has won the title four times and hasn’t faced a defeat since. Despite the negative feedback, Taylor is ready to go head-to-head with Jack Catterall.
His Ego has earned him the Respect of his Fans
The ringside crowd has a hard time believing that a British boxer is capable of fighting on such a high level. The pound-for-pound ranking of Taylor is unmatched. His ego has earned him the respect of his fans and is regarded as one of the best in the world. Despite the mockery from his critics, the boxer has spent the past two months training and preparing for this event. On Saturday, he will defend his undisputed world light-welterweight title against Scottish fighter Jack Catterall.
A few critics, however, have ridiculed Taylor’s work ethic. While it is hard to believe, it is true that he has been a top-tier fighter, and has put himself in a position where he is mocked by his peers. While many of these boxing critics have praised Taylor’s hard work and success, others have pointed out his inability to break through the mainstream of boxing.
Despite the Criticism the Welterweight has not yet Achieved the Success
Despite the criticism from critics, the welterweight has not yet achieved the success that many boxing fans were hoping for. Moreover, it is important to understand that the British Boxing Board of Control is currently investigating the score of the fight, with a 113-112 score for Catterall and 114-111 for Taylor. But in the meantime, the ringside audience is still excited for the new welterweight contender.
A boxing critic slammed the young American for his lack of experience. It is no wonder that he’s been the subject of a smear campaign, mocking his rivals on social media and claiming they were “awful” by the sport’s standards. The man, meanwhile, has been mocked by critics as he battles top-tier opponents.
It’s not just boxing critics who are mocking Taylor. The former welterweight champion has a plethora of titles, including two world championships, and is the leading pound-for-pound fighter in the world. In his gym in Harlow, Essex, he trains for three hours a day. He has also fought top-tier opponents, making him one of the best in the sport. But he’s still not well-known to the public.
He was Greeted by a Cheering Crowd on his very first Trip
The first time he was tripped, he was greeted by a cheering crowd. His bluff and giddy-up attitude made it difficult for the critics to criticize him. Several critics even ridiculed his golf swing, which led to more attacks and death threats. But the critics ignored the other things that were happening around him. So, while he was being taunted by boxing fans, he was praised by fans.
While his first title fight with Warren Joubert was a great victory, he has endured many other challenges. The first incident saw him catch the rope between his legs and his thigh. The next time, the rope caught his leg, he grins and cursing. Then, he was shook by a death threat, which he deflected.
Boxing Critics will always be Happy to Criticize him
The next time Taylor is on the mat, critics will mock his golf swing. He mowed down the rope while on a trip to golf, and he’ll be in for a lot of ridicule from his critics. During the previous incident, the rope caught his feet and he rubbed his thigh while cursing in an amiable manner. The next time, he lost the rope, the boxing critics will be happy to criticize him again.
