Mikey Garcia Criticizes the Referee After Josh Taylor’s Win Over Jose Ramirez
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Undefeated titlist Josh Taylor appeared flawless in his latest win against Jose Ramirez. He claimed the undisputed super lightweight belts with a UD win. However, he still had to encounter a few criticisms regarding his stance in the fight.
Welterweight elite Mikey Garcia ridiculed the referee for not putting a check on Taylor’s activities. Per Garcia, ‘The Tartan Tornado’ had closed the gap unfairly several times, and it thwarted Jose Ramirez’s game plan.
In a chat with ES NEWS, Mikey Garcia said, “I think there were times where he could have, maybe you know given stricter warnings or something. I mean, I don’t know. If you give harsh warnings to the fighter, maybe Josh stops hugging as much and that would allow Jose to work on the inside.”
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He added, “When you don’t give those warnings, those harsh warnings, fighter keeps holding and tying up on the inside and you are taking away Jose’s game plan, Jose’s strategy. But I mean that’s boxing, that’s okay.”
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Ahead of the fight, many believed Ramirez would trouble the Scot. However, Josh Taylor left no loopholes in his game. ‘The Tartan Tornado’ unveiled his best side and had a tremendous night on board. Here’s a look back at his performance.
Josh Taylor vs Jose Ramirez- What a battle!
The super-lightweight unification fight absolutely lived up to the hype, presenting fans with a gruesome encounter between two undefeated champions. However, Taylor proved to be the better man tonight.
After dominating the battle for a brief period, Taylor secured two big knockdowns in rounds six and seven. The first one came from a thunderous counter left in round six. It was followed with an uppercut in round seven.
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Although Ramirez returned from those setbacks and continued fighting till the final bell, he couldn’t offer much from his side. Hence, Josh Taylor claimed the win with a 114-112 score. He now holds all four world super-lightweight titles under his name.
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