Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

Who wins?

Poll ended at 26 Feb 2022, 08:20

Taylor - Decision
27
24%
Taylor - T/KO
75
67%
DRAW
0
No votes
Catterall - T/KO
6
5%
Catterall - Decision
4
4%
 
Total votes: 112

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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

Post by KiwiRider »

Dioufy wrote: 21 Feb 2022, 14:51 Just watched the Gloves are Off and Jack spoke well but you can see he doesn’t believe deep down.
I think he’d take a 115-113 loss tbh.
Could easily be a shutout or beat down.
Oh, that's no good. He was quite positive last year when I heard an interview.
I sorta predict Taylor will grind out a stoppage. Full credit to Catterall if he goes 12. It might be hard to stomach though.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 21 Feb 2022, 09:24
MattCoke wrote: 21 Feb 2022, 08:57
Boxerbeetle wrote: 21 Feb 2022, 08:31 Sky should put this on Showcase too, Taylor is deserving of wider exposure, especially in a fight like this which he should win comfortably.
Might be wrong but I think it is on Showcase aswell.
I checked yesterday and it wasn't showing on Showcase.

But I've just checked again now and guess what?

It's on Showcase!! :yay: :yay: :yay: :yay:
:yay: :yay: :yay: :yay:
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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I just watched some of the gloves are off and ffs isn’t it time they got that cringey prick Nelson to fornicate? His questions are embarrassing. Basically ruined what could have been a good face off.

I stopped watching Sky years ago because of the dynamic duo of Adam and Jonny. This is the first thing I’ve watched with him on for ages and fûck me I wanted Josh to slap him.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

Post by handsofstone »

Catterall always looks like he's boxing within himself and has more to give, he always shows glimpses but never puts the foot down, he's a tidy southpaw but even if he can raise his game Taylor has too much size, power and experience, he should get Catterall of there before the later rounds
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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Catteralls got it to come :bag:
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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This is where holding back in fights will come back to haunt him. Similar to Howard Eastman.

Ok, this is Josh Taylor he's facing and he would still lose anyway, but to give himself the best chance to win at the top level Catterall should have been firing on all cylinders rather than coasting.

The best example is comparing their performances against O'Hara Davies.

I just don't see how Jack's not in for a very rude awakening.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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Is there any chance that after a series of massive fights Josh is not quite as focused as he might be for this seemingly routine homecoming celebration fight ? And if he isn’t taking it seriously does Jack have the tools to take advantage ?

Must admit I’ve only seen a couple of Jack’s fights and he looked tidy enough but nowhere near world level
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

Post by margaret thatcher »

jack is a euro level fighter who is slightly better than ohara davies, he might be able to last the distance if he's super survival minded, but even if taylor's off his game cant see cat having much success
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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THEBUTCH wrote: 21 Feb 2022, 18:22 This is where holding back in fights will come back to haunt him. Similar to Howard Eastman.

Ok, this is Josh Taylor he's facing and he would still lose anyway, but to give himself the best chance to win at the top level Catterall should have been firing on all cylinders rather than coasting.

The best example is comparing their performances against O'Hara Davies.

I just don't see how Jack's not in for a very rude awakening.
It seems to be the modern way of boxing. Have over matched opponent after opponent, take very few risks. Avoid losing the "0" at all costs until it's title time, then get dropped in the deep end.
Taylor did it tough, that fight with Postol was tough and early. And that was a pretty good version of Postol too.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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Josh Taylor vs Jack Catterall tickets: Prices and how to buy for OVO Hydro fight

Naturally, the fight has attracted a wealth of attention and tickets for the bout at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow have sold out - but are available on resale platforms.

Single tickets are available through Viagogo with the cheapest price being £143, while the most expensive is £744 for a ringside seat.

For a pair of tickets, seats together are available with the lowest price being £190 each, rising to as much as £744 for ringside.

However, those prices are considerable higher than the face value price that was available when tickets were first released - with the £143 tickets more than doubling from their initial £70 value.

The most expensive tickets at £744 have almost tripled in value from their initial £250 price, with resellers taking advantage of the demand for tickets.

If you are unable to secure a seat, coverage will be available via Sky Sports and is aired on their main channels with no pay-per-view access.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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Why on earth are Sky advertising Viagogo?
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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mickey1975 wrote: 22 Feb 2022, 16:06 Why on earth are Sky advertising Viagogo?
That was an MEN article.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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Very few will pay 750 for this. Robbing cûnts.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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Wee Tommy wrote: 22 Feb 2022, 17:18 Very few will pay 750 for this. Robbing cûnts.
Yeh Taylor’s not the most liked is he? Even in Scotland.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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Ruthless-RKO wrote: 22 Feb 2022, 18:01
Wee Tommy wrote: 22 Feb 2022, 17:18 Very few will pay 750 for this. Robbing cûnts.
Yeh Taylor’s not the most liked is he? Even in Scotland.
Strange comment mate…

I don’t know anyone personally that doesn’t like him. Best fighter in the Uk. It’s just catterall is pretty shit and the undercard is even worse. 750 for a £250 ringside ticket in Glasgow is daylight robbery… was my point.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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This is one of the most one sided polls I can remember when so many posters have taken part :oo

As of now : 90 to 9 !
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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THEBUTCH wrote: 22 Feb 2022, 20:42 This is one of the most one sided polls I can remember when so many posters have taken part :oo

As of now : 90 to 9 !
I voted for Catterall because I felt sorry for him :oops:
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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like the majoriity here I am expecting a Taylor stoppage .
cant wait for this fight
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

Post by gregregegg »

Thoughts on jay mcfarlands chances? I dont know the guy he is in with, thought he was just a big stiff rugby player so i figured odds would be close ish. I can get 10-1 on jay. (havent seen much of either wondering if anyone has an actual opinion on the fight)..
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

Post by margaret thatcher »

campbell's a big stiff idiot type. though he was scottish am champ and fought internationally a bit, so he's a legit boxer and not just a rugby player who suddenly became a pro w/o experience (like happens in aus). he throws his shots with decent technique but they're so slow. probably won't take much to beat him ......but my guess is that he'll be able to overwhelm jay, 10-1 is tempting though when you consider campbell's limitations. id have the odds closer myself

if campbell wins would like to see him vs soko

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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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margaret thatcher wrote: 24 Feb 2022, 01:39 campbell's a big stiff idiot type. though he was scottish am champ and fought internationally a bit, so he's a legit boxer and not just a rugby player who suddenly became a pro w/o experience (like happens in aus). he throws his shots with decent technique but they're so slow. probably won't take much to beat him ......but my guess is that he'll be able to overwhelm jay, 10-1 is tempting though when you consider campbell's limitations. id have the odds closer myself

if campbell wins would like to see him vs soko

mmm watching that i like the bet. Big, throws a million punches but pretty poor acuracy and power i think. not a natrual puncher. Unless he has improved a ton he is nowhere near soko ready. And jays alright, but i think if he does beat jay theres a step between him and soko.

Bit scared of jays shape, been out a long time, but at 10-1 i quite like it.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

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10-1 is worth a fiver.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall | Sky Sports - 26 February 2022

Post by maverick23 »

We’ve got an undisputed U.K. champ fighting in the U.K. and I’m not even that fussed. I’ll still watch it if I can but it just shows how poorly Taylor’s been promoted up to now and how much of a mismatch this appears to be.

I actually think I’m less looking forward to this one than the Khongsong fight as he seemed to be a big puncher on paper and had some mystery. We know how good Catterall is and it’s a few levels below Josh.
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