Boxing tonight: What boxing is on TV tonight? How to watch Josh Taylor vs Jose Ramirez

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Josh Taylor and Jose Ramirez collide in Las Vegas tonight in a battle to become the undisputed super-lightweight champion of the world. The contest has heated up nicely inside the fight bubble this week and the Scotsman has made it clear he’s bringing war when the pair trade leather.

Last night, Taylor clashed with Ramirez after the weigh-in during explosive scenes after the WBA, IBF and Ring Magazine champion was goaded by the American-Mexican’s camp.

Ramirez arguably heads into the contest with more to prove after being continuously overlooked as the best fighter in the division.

Taylor received pound-for-pounding recognition after he edged Regis Prograis in a 12-round thriller at the 02 Arena back in October 2019 to unify the division.

The mouthwatering matchup with Ramirez has been highly anticipated ever since Taylor split from Cyclone Promotions to sign with Top Rank.

Now he is ready to prove he is amongst the world’s most elite fighters as he looks to clear everybody out in his path at 140lbs.

The 30-year-old is looking to become Scotland’s second undisputed world champion as he looks to follow in the footsteps of idol Ken Buchanan.

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Taylor remains confident he will prove too much for Ramirez, who has won all 26 of his professional contests to date.

“I’m feeling nice and relaxed and supremely confident ahead of Saturday, I can’t wait,” Taylor said. “I’m really looking forward to this fight.

“There will definitely be some fireworks in there, 100 per cent. But I think I know what to expect from Ramirez – he’s going to come forward and put the pressure on.

“He’ll try and break me down, put me on the back foot up against the ropes. That’s what he’s going to bring, but I’m fully prepared. Whatever he brings I’m ready for.”

Here are all the important details included how to watch Taylor vs Ramirez…

How to watch – Live Stream

The fight has not been picked up by any British broadcaster and will instead land on FITE TV.

It’s very easy if you wish to watch, just head over to their website and purchase the bout online.

You can also stream via the app and coverage included unlimited fight replays.

Express Sport’s Ryan Taylor was part of FITE TV’s ‘Fite in Focus’ feature ahead of the contest, previewing the showpiece in a round table discussion.

You can watch here…

Fight Time

Las Vegas fights usually result in a very late night for British fans or a very early morning, depending on your approach.

It’s understood Top Rank are planning ring walks for the main event at 7pm local time.

That means 3am for the British fans who are planning to tune in to support Josh Taylor.

Please note, as always, this time is subject to further delays from the undercard.

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