Josh Taylor retires from boxing due to eye injury
Former undisputed world champion Josh Taylor has announced his retirement from boxing due to an eye injury.
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Former undisputed world champion Josh Taylor has announced his retirement from boxing due to an eye injury.
Former undisputed light-welterweight world champion Josh Taylor has retired from boxing on medical advice over a recurring eye issue that could risk him losing his eyesight, the 34-year-old said on Monday.
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