Josh Taylor vs Jose Ramirez: When is the fight, where is it and can Taylor make Scottish history?
The "Tartan Tornado" is looking to become the first undisputed champion from Scotland since the great Ken Buchanan.
"This is the best boxing has to offer, two elite fighters in the prime of their careers colliding in a legacy-defining matchup for the undisputed championship of the world," Top Rank Chairman Bob Arum claimed in announcing the highly-anticipated bout earlier this year.
Scotland's @JoshTaylorBoxer has his sights set on making history as he prepares to fight Jose Ramirez for the right to become undisputed super-lightweight world champion.
— BBC Sport Scotland (@BBCSportScot) April 14, 2021
Fighting for their own piece of history
Now, in just his 18th paid contest, Taylor will fight for the opportunity to fulfil a life-long ambition of becoming an undisputed champion.
Of course, while a strong betting favourite to emerge victorious, Taylor faces a stiff challenge in the shape of the unbeaten 28-year old Ramirez, who also has his own share of history firmly set in his sights.
Where and when?
What's on the line?
The winner will be the second undisputed four-divisional champion at this weight class after Terence Crawford.
Where can I watch it?
Taylor vs Ramirez will be broadcast live on ESPN in the United States and will also be shown live on FITE TV in the UK and Ireland.
Where's the value?
Having gone the distance in four of his last five fights, including a tight majority decision win over experienced campaigner Viktor Potsol and Maurice Hooker, Ramirez is a tough and powerful come-forward fighter with a healthy 65% KO ratio.
Despite his underdog status, Ramirez should give Taylor one of, if not his toughest night in the ring to date. It is worth noting that Taylor did, however, defeat Postol in a more convincing style in 2018.