Josh Taylor vs Jack Catterall 2: UK start time, live stream, TV channel for huge grudge rematch in Leeds TONIGHT
JACK CATTERALL finally gets his wish – a massive grudge rematch against Josh Taylor two years after their hugely controversial first fight – and the action unfolds TONIGHT!
Taylor and Catterall fought for the undisputed super-lightweight in February 2022, with the former retaining his titles.
The decision was a hugely controversial one, however, as pretty much every fan and pundit watching scored the fight for Catterall, who lost out on a split decision.
The Englishman even knocked Taylor down halfway through the fight, and both men had a point deducted.
Catterall stormed out of the ring after the decision, feeling robbed of his dream to win the undisputed titles.
But now he’ll get his chance for revenge, albeit without the belts on the line, with Taylor having relinquished or lost them since the win over Catterall.
When is Taylor vs Catterall 2?
- Taylor’s massive rematch with Catterall will take place TONIGHT – Saturday, May 25.
- It was originally scheduled for April 27, but an issue with Taylor’s eye pushed the fight back a month.
- The fight will be held at the First Direct Arena in Leeds.
- Expect main event ring-walks to get going at around 10.30pm UK time.
What channel is it and can it be live streamed?
- Taylor vs Catterall 2 will be shown live on DAZN in the UK as part of your subscription.
- You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £14.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.
- A flexible pass, worth £24.99-a-month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime.
- You can also pay £99.99 for the year up front, and this is the lowest cost option.
- The fight is available for live streaming on your mobile or tablet device from the DAZN app.
- You can also watch DAZN 1 HD on Sky channel 429.
- Alternatively, you can follow the action with our dedicated LIVE blog.
Taylor vs Catterall 2 full card
- Cheavon Clarke vs Ellis Zorro – vacant British cruiserweight title
- Paddy Donovan vs Lewis Ritson
- Gary Cully vs Francesco Patera
- George Liddard vs Graham McCormack
- Giorgio Visioli vs Sergio Odabai
- Emmanuel Buttigieg vs Anas Isarti
What has been said?
Taylor said: “This is a big fight, there’s a lot hanging in the balance. I’ve had two bad performances, so I need to come back and prove that I’m still one of the best fighters on the planet.
“I need to put on a good performance, and essentially, I need to get the win. If he comes to fight like he says he is, absolutely fantastic.”
Catterall has said: “I’m not going in there for a Taylor that, in my opinion, is on the slide.
“I’m going in there preparing for the best version of him. But do I think his best days are done? I do.”