Ben Davison gives fascinating insight of being in the corner of Billy Joe Saunders
“I thought if we can save his energy and use round seven, eight, nine to really push on then those doubts are gonna creep in the other guys mind and we can control the pace from there."
Taylor - the "Tartan Tornado" - is preparing for an upcoming clash against Jose Ramirez for all four major belts at 140-pounds.
If he wins, he'll become the first undisputed champion from Scotland since Ken Buchanan in 1971, who defeated Ruben Navarro to add the WBC crown to his WBA, Ring and lineal lightweight titles.
Davison has also worked with Billy Joe Saunders in a couple of world title fights, including his WBO super middleweight victory over Shefat Isufi - a fight which captured Davison's incredible instructions in the corner.
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The young coach, did however, receive criticism from parts of the boxing fraternity two years prior because of Saunders' performance against Artur Akavov in 2017.
"Well it was a bad performance but I actually took over probably three or four weeks before and he was really struggling with his weight," Davison explained.
"It was about, the importance was mostly round management and also you know Billy Joe wasn't, he was seasoned but you know it was his first defence of his world title, first fight not working with Jimmy Tibbs and I thought I don't want to completely change the ways he's used to being communicated to in the corner.
"But people would never think oh 24 years old is thinking about these things."
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