Kugan Cassius touches base with Tunde & Spencer to give us the inside scoop on Wilder vs Fury II live from Las Vegas.

Kugan Cassius gives the low down on Wilder vs Fury from Vegas

Tunde Ajayi & Spencer Fearon break down Tyson Fury's emphatic victory over Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas. The pair speak about the tactics Sugar hill and Tyson Fury deployed, the sacking of Deontay Wilder's cornerman Mark Breland.

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Unified Light-Welterweight champion Josh Taylor speaks with Tunde Ajayi & Spencer "The Knowledge" Fearon about appointing former Tyson Fury trainer Ben Davison as his coach! He speaks about his homecoming title defence in Scotland this year and also gives his opinion on Tyson Fury's huge win over Deontay Wilder. 

All this and more on The Fight Is Right.

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Who Is Josh Taylor?

Josh Taylor (born 2 January 1991) is a Scottish professional boxer. He is a unified light-welterweight champion, having held the WBA (Super), IBF, and Ring magazine titles since 2019. At regional level, he held the Commonwealth light-welterweight title from 2016 to 2017. As an amateur, he won a silver medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games and gold at the 2014 edition.

As of November 2019, Taylor is ranked as the world's best active light-welterweight by BoxRec and second by the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board (TBRB). He is also ranked as the world's tenth best active boxer, pound for pound, by the TBRB. With 12 of his 16 wins coming by way of stoppage, he currently has a 75% knockout-to-win ratio.

Wilder Fury II break down PLUS Josh Taylor announces Ben Davison as his trainer!

Three weight world champion Claressa Shields aka the G.W.O.A.T joins Tunde and Spencer in the studio; in person! Where she talks about everything from her successful career so far, reflects on the sacrifices she has made and also touches on the current situation with retired female boxer Laila Ali.

All this and more on The Fight Is Right

Claressa Shields LIVE on The Fight Is Right, talks career, training, Laila Ali & more!

Craig Richards & Shakan Pitters join our hosts Tunde Ajayi & Spencer Fearon on the Fight Is Right. We hear all the details from both sides as to why their previous fight was cancelled. Then each fighter tells our hosts why they think they will win. It's fair to say it got pretty heated!

Who is Craig Richards?

Richards made his professional debut on 28 May 2015, scoring a first-round technical knockout (TKO) victory over a scheduled four rounds against James Child at the York Hall in London. He ended 2015 with a points decision (PTS) win against Scott Douglas in October.

He tallied up another five wins in 2016; Kieron Gray on PTS in January;[4] a TKO over Richard Horton in June; Dalton Miller[6] and Adam Jones by PTS in September; and a TKO over Bronislav Kubin in November.

On 17 March 2017, Pitters fought for his first professional title, winning via ten-round unanimous decision (UD) against Alan Higgins at the York Hall to capture the Southern Area super-middleweight. He secured a PTS win against Rui Pavanito in July and a TKO win over Norbert Szekeres in October. Two days after his win over Szekeres, Callum Johnson pulled out of his British and Commonwealth light-heavyweight unification fight with Frank Buglioni. Pitters was brought in as a last minute opponent at five days notice. The fight took place on 28 October at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, and was aired live on Sky Sports Box Office as part of the undercard for Anthony Joshua vs. Carlos Takam. Pitters suffered the first defeat of his professional career, losing by UD over twelve rounds. Two judges scored the bout 117–111 while the third scored it 116–113.

Pitters came back with three stoppage wins in 2018; Ivan Stupalo in March; Bosko Misic in June; and Michal Ludwiczak in October. He began 2019 with a third-round TKO win against Alan Ball to capture the vacant WBA Intercontinental light-heavyweight title. The bout took place on 2 February at The O2 Arena in London. He had two more fights that year; a twelve-round UD victory against Andre Sterling in June and an eight-round draw against Chad Sugden in December.

Who is Shakkan Pitters?

Pitters made his professional debut on 18 March 2017 as a cruiserweight, scoring a four-round points decision (PTS) victory over Remigijus Ziausys at the Holte Suite in Villa Park, Birmingham. He secured three more PTS victories in 2017; Over Jevgenijs Andrejevs in June; Dmitrij Kalinovskij in September; and Jiri Svacina in November.

He began 2018 with a PTS win over Elvis Dube in March, followed by stoppage wins over Kent Kauppinen in May and Imantas Davidaitis in September. In August, Pitters was announced as a contestant in the second edition of the Ultimate Boxxer tournament. The eight-man tournament was contested over 3 rounds, taking place on 2 November at the indigo at The O2 in London. Pitters' first fight of the night came against Sam Smith, winning by unanimous decision (UD), with two judges scoring the bout 30–25 and the third scoring it 29–26. Next up he defeated Georgii Bacon via second-round knockout (KO). His final fight of the night was a UD win against Dec Spelman with scores of 30–26 twice and 29–27, becoming the Ultimate Boxxer II champion.

Following his success in the Ultimate Boxxer, Pitters kicked off 2019 with a first-round KO victory against Norbert Szekeres in March and a six-round PTS win against Dmitrij Kalinovksij in May. His final fight of 2019 was a rematch against newly crowned English light-heavyweight champion Dec Spelman. The bout took place on 14 September 2019 at the York Hall in London, with Pitters defeating Spelman via UD over ten rounds to capture his first professional title. All three judges scored the bout 97–92.

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