Joy Taylor Out at Fox Sports, while network 3 shows cancel: sources

Joy Taylor is on the road at a number of movements at Fox Sports The athlete.

The three shows struggled to find a huge audience, which according to sources asked the cancellations.

The 38 -year -old Taylor was in headlines last year, since the FS1 was involved in harassment allegations against the former top programming manager Charlie Dixon. In one of the two complaints, nousin Faraji, a visagist, dixon, sexual battery, and the suit claimed Taylor said to Faraji to “get over”. Taylor denied the claim. Dixon has been on the network since the end of April.

Taylor was “speaking” with Keyshawn Johnson and Paul Pierce. Taylor's contract had expired and was not renewed by Fox Sports after being in the network for almost a decade.

FS1 also ends that the morning shows “breakfast ball” and “The Facility”. Fox Sports refused to comment.

Colin Cowherd's “The Herde”, which begins at noon (ET), and “First things first” with Nick Wright, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes at 3 p.m. (ET), will continue in their timelines. FS1 will probably produce new shows instead of the cancellations.

All three shows were created under Dixon. “Breakfast Ball” contained Craig Carton, Mark Schlereth and Danny Parkins. It marked Carton's second show in the network after leaving his WFAN -DRIVE TIME program two years ago.

However, a return to Wfan is out of the question to ask Carton. Wfan has continued its dominance on the market, with Tiki Barber connected to Carton's former partner Evan Roberts on the afternoon trips. Chris Oliviero, who brought carton back to Carton, after Carton has served a prison for fraud, is the Chief Business Officer of the parent company of the station, Audacy, and supervises Wfan.

“The Facility” is moderated by Emmanuel Acho, Chase Daniel, James Jones and Lesean McCoy and started less than a year ago. All four are former NFL players.

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