Former FOX Sports analyst Joy Taylor has revealed that she has multiple announcements on the way following her firing.

Fox Sports host Joy Taylor has been fired in a major network shakeup following months of behind-the-scenes controversy.

Joy Taylor Apparently Announces Her Retirement From Sports Media originally appeared on Fadeaway World. Joy Taylor, one of ...

Joy Taylor may not exactly be eager to resume her career in sports media after getting ousted by FS1. The veteran sports host Taylor appeared this week on The Ringer’s “High Learning” podcast. During ...

The Athletic reports she's officially out. Her name surfaced in lawsuits involving the network, so it's likely been a ...

Before Joy Taylor officially joined Skip Bayless on FS1, old tweets she wrote about him started resurfacing online. Years ...

Joy Taylor is out at Fox Sports. The Athletic reports Fox Sports has opted not to renew Taylor’s contract, which is up this ...

Fox Sports 1 (FS1) has reportedly sidelined Joy Taylor, host of the network’s sports talk show Speak, raising questions about her future at the network. Taylor’s absence from the program ...

Fox Sports is making sweeping changes to its FS1 programming lineup, including the firing of longtime host Joy Taylor and the cancellation of three shows: Speak, Breakfast Ball, and The Facility.

Joy Taylor made her first public comments about her split from Fox Sports after her FS1 show, Speak, got cancelled earlier this month. The network additionally decided not to renew Taylor's contract, ...

Joy Taylor’s future at FS1 apparently is in question. Taylor’s contract expires this summer, according to Front Office Sports. Michael McCarthy, who reported the news, says it is uncertain ...

FS1 had “sidelined” Taylor in March, but she later returned and resumed her role as the co-host of “Speak.” In April, FS1 fired Charlie Dixon, the executive who was also named in the lawsuit.