Fox sports host Joy Taylor was dismissed in a reduction in the major network after months of controversy behind the scenes.
Taylor’s Talk-Talk Daily Sports, Talkwas canceled and his contract was not renewed after more than a decade with the network, according to Athletics.
She had cohossed Talk Since September 2022, more recently alongside the former broad NFL receiver Keyshawn Johnson and former NBA star Paul Pierce.
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The three shows found it difficult to find a huge audience, causing cancellations, by Athletics.
US Weekly contacted Fox Sports and Taylor to comment.
Cancellations come about six months after Taylor, 38 Jump bayless.
In the trial, tabled in January by the former hairdresser Fox Sports Lousin FarajiTaylor would have told Faraji to “overcome” when Faraji told her that she had been a groppy during Taylor’s birthday party in 2017.
Faraji also accused Taylor of making fun of his accent and of complaining about the buzzing of Faraji, which the trial called “an involuntary subconscious adaptation mechanism for [Faraji’s] SSPT diagnosed.
Taylor denied all the allegations of the trial.
In a February declaration at AthleticsA Taylor spokesperson said Taylor’s name in the trial was a way to attract more media attention.
“The statements set out against Ms. Taylor are devoid of merit and seem to have been strategically designed to create unjustified advertising rather than requesting legitimate compensation,” said the spokesperson.
The spokesperson added: “Ms. Taylor denies each allegation against her, as indicated in the plans of the applicant insofar as they allege any act, responsibility or right to repair.”
Bayless, 73, was accused of having offered Faraji $ 1.5 million to have sex with him.
According to Faraji, Bayless also would do him “persistent hugs and kisses on the cheek while putting her body against hers and pressing against her breasts”.
A response tabled by Bayless’s lawyer said Faraji “consented, in words or conduct” to alleged driving. He also argued that Faraji was not allowed to recover damages “insofar as any so-called distress or emotional pain and damages were suffered by the applicant were caused by any preexisting psychological or medical condition.”
