Unveiling the Intriguing World of Pryce Taylor: Mastering the Art of Theft
Step into the boxing ring with Pryce Taylor, the 28-year-old Brooklyn fighter who is all about cool confidence in a world of scowls and bravado. Recently signed with Salita Promotions, Pryce is gearing up for his next fight on December 12 at the Dort Federal Event Center in Flint, Michigan, where he'll take on KeShawn Jackson from Kalamazoo.
Despite his modest 4-0 record, Pryce has his eyes set on big goals, aiming for a flawless 100-0 record in the future. His flashy yet focused style is a testament to his training under coach Benny Roman at NY Cops and Kids gym, where he's honed his skills and mindset.
Pryce's journey to success hasn't been without hurdles. An injury earlier this year slowed him down, but he's ready to make a comeback and showcase his talent in the ring. Inspired by fighters like Shakur Stevenson and Keyshawn Davis, Pryce approaches boxing with a strategic mindset, always learning and evolving his style.
With a love for chess, Pryce sees boxing as a tactical game where patience is key. But don't mistake his calm demeanor for hesitation – when it's time to attack, he strikes with precision. His upcoming opponent, Jackson, may have opted for a shorter fight, but Pryce sees it as a sign of fear and is ready to bring the heat.
As Pryce aims to fast-track his career and climb the ranks, his confidence shines through, even as he approaches the challenging age of 30 for athletes. With a smile that can intimidate opponents and a demeanor that speaks volumes, Pryce Taylor is a force to be reckoned with in the boxing world.
