A hugely controversial decision, numerous postponements, genuine bad blood, death threats, and a whole lot of anger. This is the story, so far, of the Josh Taylor-Jack Catterall rivalry.
It might just seem to so many fight fans that the long-awaited return fight between bitter, bad blood 140 British rivals Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall is what could be called a cursed fight.
Josh Taylor was met with physical hostility today when he attempted to give a set of crayons to Jack Catterall at their press conference to promote their April 27th rematch in Leeds, England.
Jack Catterall and Josh Taylor had a minor altercation today during their second press conference to promote their rematch on April 27th in their light welterweight clash at the First Direct Arena in Leeds, England.
It was pretty nasty and intense yesterday in Edinburgh, as bitter British rivals Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall came together for the first press conference installment, and it was even nastier, in fact certainly louder, today in Manchester for part two.
Eddie Hearn warns that the careers will be on the line for the Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall rematch on April 27th live on DAZN at the First Direct Arena in Leeds, England.
Today in Edinburgh, in the first of two press conferences to hype up the long awaited return fight between Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall – dubbed “Hate Runs Deep” – the bad blood was evident as much as it had been expected.
Former undisputed light welterweight champion Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall will meet for their long-overdue rematch in the 140-lb division on April 27th on DAZN in Leeds, England.
How long have rival 140 pounders Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall been going back and forth? Ever since the night of February 26, 2022, that’s how long.
How long have we been waiting now for the rematch between Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall? More to the point, how long has Catterall been made to wait for the rematch?