Jack Catterall: Last News

It was one of the great miscarriages of justice in boxing.Far from the worst decision ever seen, but one which just felt like it had ruined so much.Jack Catterall was robbed of becoming undisputed light-welterweight champion against Josh Taylor last weekend.But it wasn’t just the four belts he was denied taking home, it was the moment.It won’t happen but, even if the result was to be overturned and the Chorley challenger was given the WBA, IBF, WBO and IBF titles, it would never be the same.His crowning glory should have come in the ring at the Hydro in Glasgow, not over an email in the coming weeks.But that’s gone forever now. Even if Catterall goes on to win a world title in the ring, it’s unlikely to match what would have been last weekend.Upsetting the big favourite, ending an unbeaten run and beating the undisputed best in the division - that’s how you become a champion.With Taylor now moving up, Catterall’s chance may now come for a vacant title against someone we haven’t really heard of on these shores.It will still be great for Catterall, who has devoted his life to the sport, but it won’t be as special.Sadly that was taken away from him by Ian John-Lewis and Victor Loughlin, who somehow scored the fight in favour of Taylor.Let’s not forget that despite keeping his belts and unbeaten record, Taylor is also a victim here.He has wrongly been abused for the last seven days for something he didn’t do.

Jack Catterall insists he doesn't hate anyone - but says he simply wants to beat Josh Taylor because he doesn't think he's a nice person.

Jack Catterall has revealed that a deal to rematch Josh Taylor is close to being signed and promises that he will put the "nail in the coffin" on his Scottish rival's boxing career.

Josh Taylor says he can't wait to fight Jack Catterall in 2024...and give his critics 'the middle finger' by putting his rival down convincingly.

Conor Benn has called out Josh Taylor, threatening to inflict a “third” defeat of the Scots fighters career.

Josh Taylor says he is going to make "clown" Teofimo Lopez pay for his "disrespectful" comments when the pair fight in New York on Saturday night. Scotland's WBO super-lightweight champion defends his title against Lopez in the early hours of Sunday morning at Madison Square Garden, live on Sky Sports. Taylor and Lopez have had a war of words ongoing for quite some time and security had to keep the pair apart during a distanced face-off following Thursday's press conference.

Scots boxing champion Josh Taylor had to be held back by police ahead of his showdown with Teofimo Lopez in New York City.

Josh Taylor is reportedly in talks over a massive fight night at Easter Road against Teofimo Lopez.

Josh Taylor has vowed to set the record straight after rubber stamping another Glasgow showdown with fierce rival Jack Catterall.

Josh Taylor’s highly anticipated rematch with Jack Catterall has reportedly been postponed.

Defiant Hamilton boxer Jordan Grant says the Scottish title is ‘his’ this year, and that he can only learn from defeat against John Docherty at the Hydro.

Tyson Fury has backed Frank Warren's comments about not wanting British judges for his upcoming heavyweight fight with Dillian Whyte. It comes after the controversy surrounding Josh Taylor's win over Jack Catterall.

Jake Paul has offered a radical solution to fix any controversial decisions with judges in boxing.Like many the YouTuber shared his thoughts on Josh Taylor’s contentious win over Jack Catterall over the weekend.Despite the Scotsman being knocked down in the eighth round and utterly dominated by the Englishman, two out of three judges ruled in his favour and the 32-year-old kept hold of his super-lightweight world titles by the skin of his teeth.And now YouTube star Paul, 24, who has amassed a 5-0 record in the ring, has offered his own solution to the problem. "I think there should be six boxing judges for title fights," he wrote on Twitter .Do you think Jack Catterall was robbed? Let us know in the comments section."Three pairs of two [and] each pair has to agree on the same score at the end of the round."If they don’t they briefly debate their reasoning, almost like a jury system.

Boxing fans were in uproar on Saturday night following Josh Taylor's controversial split decision win over Jack Catterall at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow.Catterall dominated the bout against unified light-welterweight world champion Taylor but was robbed of an historic victory following the shock scores of the judges.Pundits and fans alike have since slammed the decision and called for a rematch, with the fight's outcome labelled as one of the worst decisions in recent boxing history.Therefore, here are six of boxing's most terrible decisions from the past, including Taylor v Catterall, Manny Pacquiao, Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin.It had been thought that Catterall had come out on top before the judges scores were read out, having knocked down an underwhelming Taylor.However, two of the three judges had ruled the fight in favour of the unified champion, scoring the fight 114-111 and 113-112 in Taylor's favour.The third judge scored the fight 113-112 in favour of Catterall, with both fighters having had points deducted during the bout.Enraged by the decision, Catterall stormed out of the ring and towards the changing room, before later taking to Twitter to say: "What a load of s***!"Lennox Lewis and Evander Holyfield met at Madison Square Gardens in New York in March 1999 in a heavyweight unification bout.Following a pulsating 12 rounds, the commentators expected Lewis to be declared the victor, despite a late flurry from Holyfield in rounds eight to 11.However, boos rang around the arena after the fight was deemed a split decision draw, with HBO's announcers calling the decision "a travesty".A rematch was ordered almost immediately, taking place eight months later in Las Vegas, with Lewis winning via unanimous

The controversial scorecards from Jack Catterall's controversial defeat to Josh Taylor on Saturday night to explain the result to shocked fans.

Jack Catterall takes on Josh Taylor who is defending his undisputed super-lightweight belts for the first time tonight.

Livingston Football Club assistant manager Marvin Bartley has got two ringside tickets worth £250 each for tomorrow's Josh Taylor fight up for grabs.

Boxing fans are set to be spoilt in 2022, with a host of top-class bouts already scheduled and many more on their way.

Josh Taylor is set to defend his undisputed super-lightweight belts for the first time this weekend, where he's up against unbeaten Chorley fighter Jack Catterall.

February is set to be a huge month in British boxing as we build-up towards the fight a decade in the making - Amir Khan vs Kell Brook at Manchester's AO Arena.

Boxing in the UK is back in February, having been suspended for the first month of 2022, and an undisputed title fight is among the bouts on offer.