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    Josh Taylor is officially to challenge for his first major title. This time, the officials on the ground really mean it. Confusion over whether or not the unbeaten contender from Scotland actually made the 140-pound super lightweight limit became a moot point as he came correct on his second attempt for Saturday's World Boxing Super Series semifinals matchup with reigning titlist Ivan Baranchyk.
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  • #2
    What kind of amateurish **** is this by the commission?

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    • #3
      He has outgrown the division but afraid to move up to 147.

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      • #4
        Weight draining gone wrong! Beast...SICK EM'

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          • #6
            WAR TAYLOR! thank **** he made weight. that roided up beast boy is getting IT tommorow night.

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            • #7
              These are the future of welterweights boxing! War!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Mister Wolf View Post
                He has outgrown the division but afraid to move up to 147.
                Oh behave. How about taking care of business at 140 before moving up - not forgetting he's barely out of nappies as a pro.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Phenom View Post
                  What kind of amateurish **** is this by the commission?
                  Word. Taylor should take legal action. These officials never face any consequences with these huge mistakes.

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                  • #10
                    just happy we got a fight

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