Josh Taylor outlines plan to 'dismantle' Jack Catterall in world title defence at sold-out Hydro
Josh Taylor says he plans to “put on a show” at Saturday night’s world title defence against Jack Catterall in Glasgow.
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Josh Taylor says he plans to “put on a show” at Saturday night’s world title defence against Jack Catterall in Glasgow.
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