This week's dramatic falling-apart of the proposed four-belt unification between heavyweight kingpins Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury has emphasised just how difficult and elusive crowning an undisputed champion in this politically-volatile realm we call "the sweet science" of boxing can be.
So, Saturday's anticipated clash between WBA, IBF and The Ring junior-welterweight champion Josh Taylor and his WBC and WBO counterpart Jose Ramirez for all the marbles promises to be something to behold.
The mouthwatering battle has flown under the mainstream radar while the masses talk about Joshua, Fury, Deontay Wilder, Oleksandr Usyk, and even the likes of Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Logan and Jake Paul. For the passionate boxing fan, however, Taylor vs. Ramirez is as good as it gets.
DAZN has been tracking all the big news ahead of the quest for undisputed immortality, and all our coverage and several great features on the fight can be found here.
DAZN asked some big boxing names and key industry figures to pick a winner. Here's who they went for.
Meanwhile, our very own writing staff have also attempted to predict how the fight goes. Check out their thoughts here.
The following content is available on DAZN ahead of the huge fight:
In the US, BetMGM are offering the following odds on the fight as well as a free DAZN subscription if you place a bet with them.
Ramirez spoke this week with DAZN's Spanish-language team, and you can read the translated quotes here.
Taylor, meanwhile, was extremely confident ahead of fight week and you can read his words here.
Taylor and Ramirez tipped the scale at an identical 139.6 pounds during Friday's weigh-in, before partaking in a heated faceoff with plenty of words being exchanged.
The Taylor vs. Ramirez card takes place this coming Saturday, and the main bill of fights is set to commence from 20:30 local time in the US. Main event ringwalks are anticipated on or just after 23:00 local time, though as ever with live boxing that will depend on how long the undercard runs.
ESPN and ESPN Deportes are broadcasting the fight in the US, while FITE TV will show the event in the UK.