How to watch Josh Taylor vs Ekow Essuman: Date, time, TV & streaming links and more
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Josh Taylor looks to return to his winning ways when he competes in a new division to take on Ekow Essuman at the OVO Hydro.
Here’s how to watch Taylor vs. Essuman, including streaming options and channels to catch the main card.
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Josh Taylor looks to return to his winning ways when he competes in a new division to take on Ekow Essuman at the OVO Hydro.
Here’s how to watch Taylor vs. Essuman, including streaming options and channels to catch the main card.
Where to watch Josh Taylor vs. Ekow Essuman
- Live Stream: DAZN
Josh Taylor vs. Ekow Essuman will be available on DAZN worldwide.
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Josh Taylor vs. Ekow Essuman start time
- Date: Saturday, May 24
- Start time: 7 p.m. BST
- Main event start time (approx.): 10:30 p.m. BST
- Location: OVO Hydro - Glasgow, Scotland
Josh Taylor vs. Ekow Essuman is on May 24. The main card starts at 7 p.m. local time. Taylor and Essuman should make their way to the ring around 10:30 p.m. BST, depending on how long the undercard fights last.
Taylor (19-2) first won gold at super lightweight in 2019, eventually becoming undisputed at 140. He beat Jack Catterall in 2022 following controversial scorecards favored him. Taylor then lost the belts against Teofimo Lopez, and Catterall eventually beat him last May.
Moving to 147 for the first time, Taylor is ready to start a new chapter following a career full of top-tier wins.
A former British and Commonwealth welterweight champion, Essuman (21-1) is on a two-fight win streak. The Nottingham-born star has eight wins via knockout. Once known as "The Engine," "The Spectre" is ready to beat hometown hero Taylor and move up the rankings.
"I was always just shooting from the hip of him, just being really honest and whatnot," Essuman told The Ring. "We've talked a few times as pros, just about matches we'd had and stuff like that, and the respect was always there. He knows I respect him. I've been training hard for it because I know he's going to pose a hard puzzle to solve, but I am going to solve it.
"He's just like me though. When I respect someone, there's extra venom in the ring. I can only expect that from him, so it's the same on both sides."
Taylor (19-2) first won gold at super lightweight in 2019, eventually becoming undisputed at 140. He beat Jack Catterall in 2022 following controversial scorecards favored him. Taylor then lost the belts against Teofimo Lopez, and Catterall eventually beat him last May.
Moving to 147 for the first time, Taylor is ready to start a new chapter following a career full of top-tier wins.
A former British and Commonwealth welterweight champion, Essuman (21-1) is on a two-fight win streak. The Nottingham-born star has eight wins via knockout. Once known as "The Engine," "The Spectre" is ready to beat hometown hero Taylor and move up the rankings.
"I was always just shooting from the hip of him, just being really honest and whatnot," Essuman told The Ring. "We've talked a few times as pros, just about matches we'd had and stuff like that, and the respect was always there. He knows I respect him. I've been training hard for it because I know he's going to pose a hard puzzle to solve, but I am going to solve it.
"He's just like me though. When I respect someone, there's extra venom in the ring. I can only expect that from him, so it's the same on both sides."
Josh Taylor vs. Ekow Essuman fight card
- Josh Taylor vs. Ekow Essuman; Welterweights
- Nathaniel Collins vs. Lee McGregor; Featherweights
- Moses Itauma vs. Mike Balogun; Heavyweights
- Aloys Youmbi vs. David Jamieson; Cruiserweights
- Aston Brown vs. Reece Porter; Middleweights
- Luke McCormack vs. Samir Cuentas; Super Lightweights
- Marcus Sutherland vs. Dylan Nixon; Featherweights
- Alex Arthur vs. Robbie Chapman; Super Middleweights
- Lee Welsh vs. Tony Morton; Lightweights
- Drew Limond vs. Ezequiel Gregores; Welterweights
- Luke Bibby vs. Cesar Ignacio Paredes; Lightweights
- Reese Lynch vs. Jonatas Rodrigo Gomes de Oliveira; Super Lightweights
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