Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | DAZN - 25 May 2024

Who wins?

Poll ended at 25 May 2024, 05:26

Taylor - Decision
53
41%
Taylor - T/KO
21
16%
DRAW
2
2%
Catterall - T/KO
8
6%
Catterall - Decision
44
34%
 
Total votes: 128

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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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margaret thatcher wrote: 27 Dec 2022, 01:20 bad judging has little to do with who is a home country judge and who is from abroad, it's about who is the a-side fighter. foreign judges judging in the uk are often just as bad or worse than local judges

glen feldman for example was a 'neutral' judge for usyk-aj, but look at his steaming pile of diahreea score
The only home country judge he had was Victor laughlin. He was only a point away from scoring it a draw.
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a force wrote: 23 Dec 2022, 19:48 Agree. Taylor for me as well. I’ve no idea what Davison had him trying to do in the first fight. I’d imagine McNally will get him back doing what he did under McGuigan
Why did he leave Shane ?

Tbh I’ve not heard of McNally, who else does he train ?
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CaptainSpacerod wrote: 27 Dec 2022, 13:53
a force wrote: 23 Dec 2022, 19:48 Agree. Taylor for me as well. I’ve no idea what Davison had him trying to do in the first fight. I’d imagine McNally will get him back doing what he did under McGuigan
Why did he leave Shane ?

Tbh I’ve not heard of McNally, who else does he train ?
Maybe he started checking his receipts!

McNally was a decent Liverpool amateur, had a few pro fights, unbeaten but never stepped up in class.

Seem to remember he had some legal issues, problems with Eastern European stripper missus!
Or was that Jamie Cox? Or both? Maybe it was the same girl!

**correction** it was Joe Selkirk with the girlfriend issues.
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Coco wrote: 27 Dec 2022, 14:23
CaptainSpacerod wrote: 27 Dec 2022, 13:53 Why did he leave Shane ?

Tbh I’ve not heard of McNally, who else does he train ?
Maybe he started checking his receipts!

McNally was a decent Liverpool amateur, had a few pro fights, unbeaten but never stepped up in class.

Seem to remember he had some legal issues, problems with Eastern European stripper missus!
Or was that Jamie Cox? Or both? Maybe it was the same girl!

**correction** it was Joe Selkirk with the girlfriend issues.
:lol: :clap:

It was Cox as well you were right. Why don’t these guys ever date librarians or bookkeepers.
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I think Selkirk leads a colourful life. He's had his house shot up a couple of times. Almost everyone reckons he was the standout talent from Liverpool in years.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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This rematch dragged on for so long i have lost interest in it not bothered who wins.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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Glass Joe wrote: 27 Dec 2022, 17:12 This rematch dragged on for so long i have lost interest in it not bothered who wins.
I'm sure if Taylor wins with a shocking decision, like the last time, you will have an opnion
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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Great rematch this, cant wait!

High-level world title fight between two domestic fighters with the needle and in the UK. Class.

I had heard before the first fight that Catterall was a real talent in the gym and he delivered on that potential. I thought he really outboxed and outclassed Taylor and in the end put some damage on him. I am bit embarrassed to say that I hadn’t really seen much of Catterall before the first fight so it was good to watch and see him perform so accomplished. He wasn’t in anyway intimidated or unnerved. He really bossed it for me.

Taylor will be better suited with Joe McNally now training him rather than Ben Davison. Taylor has regressed and it is a shame he can’t join back up with Shane McGuigan as they were a great fit.

I fancy Catterall but Taylor will be hungry for this.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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CaptainSpacerod wrote: 27 Dec 2022, 13:53
a force wrote: 23 Dec 2022, 19:48 Agree. Taylor for me as well. I’ve no idea what Davison had him trying to do in the first fight. I’d imagine McNally will get him back doing what he did under McGuigan
Why did he leave Shane ?

Tbh I’ve not heard of McNally, who else does he train ?
I’m 99.9% certain he didn’t leave Shane because of any training issue.

After the Frampton - Cyclone (Barry McGuigan’s promotional company) trial several fighters left Cyclone & joined MTK - Taylor, Cameron, Cummings. Not sure if there were anymore.

I don’t know if Cyclone did Taylor dirty or not but for whatever reason he wanted to leave. I’m sure the blood & drugs money was a nice incentive too.

McNally was a decent amateur & an unbeaten pro. Not sure why he retired but he’s trained amateurs & Liam Smith decided to use him as his trainer. Smith’s looked decent under him & Taylor’s decided to use him too. There’s probably an MTK connection too with Smith been one of their fighters.
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mickey1975 wrote: 27 Dec 2022, 16:52 I think Selkirk leads a colourful life. He's had his house shot up a couple of times. Almost everyone reckons he was the standout talent from Liverpool in years.
One of many boxers with colourful pasts who trained out of the MTK gym in Marbella.
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liamlion wrote: 29 Dec 2022, 13:05 Great rematch this, cant wait!

High-level world title fight between two domestic fighters with the needle and in the UK. Class.

I had heard before the first fight that Catterall was a real talent in the gym and he delivered on that potential. I thought he really outboxed and outclassed Taylor and in the end put some damage on him. I am bit embarrassed to say that I hadn’t really seen much of Catterall before the first fight so it was good to watch and see him perform so accomplished. He wasn’t in anyway intimidated or unnerved. He really bossed it for me.

Taylor will be better suited with Joe McNally now training him rather than Ben Davison. Taylor has regressed and it is a shame he can’t join back up with Shane McGuigan as they were a great fit.

I fancy Catterall but Taylor will be hungry for this.
Catterall looked great early on in his career. He looked like a world beater & then for a few years he went stale, barely fought & seemed to just do enough to win & by the time the Taylor fight came round I think everyone had lost interest in him. No one seemed to give him a chance.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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a force wrote: 30 Dec 2022, 06:20
liamlion wrote: 29 Dec 2022, 13:05 Great rematch this, cant wait!

High-level world title fight between two domestic fighters with the needle and in the UK. Class.

I had heard before the first fight that Catterall was a real talent in the gym and he delivered on that potential. I thought he really outboxed and outclassed Taylor and in the end put some damage on him. I am bit embarrassed to say that I hadn’t really seen much of Catterall before the first fight so it was good to watch and see him perform so accomplished. He wasn’t in anyway intimidated or unnerved. He really bossed it for me.

Taylor will be better suited with Joe McNally now training him rather than Ben Davison. Taylor has regressed and it is a shame he can’t join back up with Shane McGuigan as they were a great fit.

I fancy Catterall but Taylor will be hungry for this.
Catterall looked great early on in his career. He looked like a world beater & then for a few years he went stale, barely fought & seemed to just do enough to win & by the time the Taylor fight came round I think everyone had lost interest in him. No one seemed to give him a chance.
Yeah, he didn’t have any real profile going into the fight and there wasn’t any hype about him.

This is gonna be a very interesting fight.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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If Fury vs Uysk gets made for 'early March' then it could be two pay per view shows competing with each other on the same evening.
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big lennox wrote: 01 Jan 2023, 04:44 If Fury vs Uysk gets made for 'early March' then it could be two pay per view shows competing with each other on the same evening.
Perhaps that’s what they’re waiting for before properly announcing.

I think they’ve missed the boat a little bit with this rematch. If it had happened 6 months after the first fight then it’s a big fight. Now I’m not too bothered by it and unless they reap stack the undercard it’s another PPV I’ll be swerving.
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big lennox wrote: 01 Jan 2023, 04:44 If Fury vs Uysk gets made for 'early March' then it could be two pay per view shows competing with each other on the same evening.
And I doubt this one provides decent competition to Fury-Usyk.
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Yeh, literally a year since their first bout.

It’s good the build up, the exchanges and all that, but no fights inbetween. It’s not good.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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Boxing News named Catterall the British boxer of the year.

But controversial.

He only fought once.

He won (unofficially)

Technically should be undisputed champion.
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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Taylor said he was complacent in the first bout..

Didn't look like it.
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this rematch has taken ages.

agree with calix on this fighter inactivity shit.

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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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The fight can fvck off now
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023

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They have to give Caterall a fight now surely
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emallini wrote: 21 Jan 2023, 14:04 They have to give Caterall a fight now surely
Yeh.. even a bloody 8 rounder somewhere.
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FFS, was looking forward to this one.
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