Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis: Date, UK start time, undercard and how to follow as 'El Gato' takes on American in Manchester
06/09/2024 09:39
Jack Catterall and Regis Prograis will meet next month after their initial bout was postponed.
The two were meant to come head-to-head in August, but due to Catterall suffering an injury, the fight was pushed back.
A new date has been pencilled in, and the countdown starts now.
It will be the first big boxing match to be held in the new Co-op Arena in Manchester.
Catterall heads into this fight off the back of a win over longtime rivalJosh Taylor, so despite suffering an unspecified injury, he’ll be feeling good.
Meanwhile, his opponent lost to Devin Haney in December 2023, but he is a previous world champion.
Catterall vs Prograis: Date and how to follow
This super-lightweight encounter is set to take place on Saturday, October 26.
It will be held at the Co-op Arena in Manchester.
The main card ringwalks are likely to be around 10:30pm, but confirmed times will be announced closer to the date.
The event will be streamed on DAZN. It will be included in the standard price of a DAZN subscription, which is currently £9.99 a month for on a 12-month deal.
talkSPORT will have updates throughout fight week, and talkSPORT.com will have all the reaction.
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Catterall vs Prograis: Undercard
Subject to change
- MAIN EVENT: Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis
- Ellie Scotney vs Mea Motu
- Reece Bellotti vs Michael Gomez Jr
- Pat McCormack vs William Andreas Herrera
- Campbell Hatton vs James Flint
- Ishmael Davis vs William Crolla
- Stephen Clarke vs Joe McGrail
- Emily Whitworth vs TBA
Catterall vs Prograis: What has been said?
After having to postpone the initial fight through injury, Catterall is raring to go.
He said: “I’m delighted that a new date for my fight with Regis Prograis has been sorted so quickly.
“Big thanks to Matchroom, my team and Co-op Live for all of their hard work on this.
“To be the first boxer to headline at Co-op Live is going to be special and I’m really happy I’ll still get that opportunity.
“It was gutting having to pull out of a fight for the first time in my 30-fight career but I need to be fit and healthy going into one of the most important contests of my life.
“Thanks for everyone’s continues support and I’ll see you all on October 26!”
