I think his dad said he had done 850.
Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025?
Seems a lot lower than other fights, I'd have thought this contest would have been one of their better sellers after the publicity of the first fight.
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025?
Even if he is just Brit/Euro level, Harlem hasn’t proved he is near that.CaptainSpacerod wrote: ↑15 May 2025, 14:45Is it though ?
Wasn’t Catterall overrated on the basis of his unjust loss to a badly faded Taylor and victories against a totally shot by then Taylor and a way past his best Prograis
Maybe he was always just British / Euro level all along
Think this is one sided. Eubank will be game, but won’t have the smarts.
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025?
It probably would have if the first one wasn't on at teatime and this wasn't on DAZN. Eddie wasn't even at the weigh in for the final push.
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025?
mickey1975, 850 tickets ain't to be sneezed at. That's a huge amount to shift...but I still think the final total will be more.
A work mate from Romford is going with 5 of his mates and don't believe they bought them from Fisher & co. I'll catch up with him next week and see if he knows or ask someone who knows.
A work mate from Romford is going with 5 of his mates and don't believe they bought them from Fisher & co. I'll catch up with him next week and see if he knows or ask someone who knows.
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025?
I know, mate. I've been to a lot of shows and around ticket sellers, good and bad. I don't doubt Fishers sales, I just think you underestimate Catteralls. It's like the full town have turned up, pissed, when he boxes. People sort of assume he is from Manchester because he boxes there, Chorley isn't a big place.THEBUTCH wrote: ↑17 May 2025, 13:02 mickey1975, 850 tickets ain't to be sneezed at. That's a huge amount to shift...but I still think the final total will be more.
A work mate from Romford is going with 5 of his mates and don't believe they bought them from Fisher & co. I'll catch up with him next week and see if he knows or ask someone who knows.
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
JACK CATTERALL VS. HARLEM EUBANK SUMMER SHOWDOWN CONFIRMED - FULL DETAILS
Jack Catterall and Harlem Eubank will clash in an all-British welterweight clash at Manchester's AO Arena on July 5, it's been confirmed.
The Ring reported earlier this week that the two fighters were finalising a deal for a summer duel, and now things are official.
Catterall (30-2, 13 KOs) will fight at 147 pounds for the first time in his career, while Eubank (21-0, 9 KOs) will face his toughest opposition yet in the Chorley man.
The announcement comes off the back of Eubank's cousin Chris Eubank Jr's historic victory over Conor Benn in the main event of The Ring's first ever card at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last month.
Catterall has been on the hunt for a big name for his next fight after coming unstuck in February against Arnold Barboza, losing by split decision at the Co-Op Live Arena.
And now he's got that big name in the form of Harlem, who was last in action on Channel 5 in March, stopping Tyrone McKenna in the 10th round of a thrilling performance.
Catterall said: “This is another huge domestic fight that I can really sink my teeth into. After the disappointment of my last fight, I’m grateful to Frank Smith and Eddie Hearn for giving me the opportunity to headline again in Manchester.
“I’m eager to put on a big performance and make a statement in my first fight up at Welterweight. The Eubank name is hot at the moment but I’m ready to put the fire out in style.”
“This is a fight that’s been on my radar for a long time, and I’m delighted it’s finally happening,” said Eubank. “Jack is a world-class fighter and, in my view — and many others’ — a former undisputed champion.
“These are the elite-level matchups I’ve been calling for, and make no mistake, I’m ready. They say timing is everything in boxing, and this summer clash couldn’t have come at a better moment in my career.”
Jack Catterall and Harlem Eubank will clash in an all-British welterweight clash at Manchester's AO Arena on July 5, it's been confirmed.
The Ring reported earlier this week that the two fighters were finalising a deal for a summer duel, and now things are official.
Catterall (30-2, 13 KOs) will fight at 147 pounds for the first time in his career, while Eubank (21-0, 9 KOs) will face his toughest opposition yet in the Chorley man.
The announcement comes off the back of Eubank's cousin Chris Eubank Jr's historic victory over Conor Benn in the main event of The Ring's first ever card at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last month.
Catterall has been on the hunt for a big name for his next fight after coming unstuck in February against Arnold Barboza, losing by split decision at the Co-Op Live Arena.
And now he's got that big name in the form of Harlem, who was last in action on Channel 5 in March, stopping Tyrone McKenna in the 10th round of a thrilling performance.
Catterall said: “This is another huge domestic fight that I can really sink my teeth into. After the disappointment of my last fight, I’m grateful to Frank Smith and Eddie Hearn for giving me the opportunity to headline again in Manchester.
“I’m eager to put on a big performance and make a statement in my first fight up at Welterweight. The Eubank name is hot at the moment but I’m ready to put the fire out in style.”
“This is a fight that’s been on my radar for a long time, and I’m delighted it’s finally happening,” said Eubank. “Jack is a world-class fighter and, in my view — and many others’ — a former undisputed champion.
“These are the elite-level matchups I’ve been calling for, and make no mistake, I’m ready. They say timing is everything in boxing, and this summer clash couldn’t have come at a better moment in my career.”
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
Feels like a step down for Jack, is the money good? He's a bit who needs them now I presume after the loss though.
What do you think the purses will be for this?
Also do you think Jack has made retirement money from his career?
What do you think the purses will be for this?
Also do you think Jack has made retirement money from his career?
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
He wasted some Prime years chasing the Taylor rematch when he was clearly not gonna fight him
Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
Did he turn down any fights because he was waiting for Taylor then? I thought it just took him a long time to get a title shot.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑17 May 2025, 14:35 He wasted some Prime years chasing the Taylor rematch when he was clearly not gonna fight him
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
He messing around with promotions too. I’mJC wrote: ↑17 May 2025, 15:22Did he turn down any fights because he was waiting for Taylor then? I thought it just took him a long time to get a title shot.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑17 May 2025, 14:35 He wasted some Prime years chasing the Taylor rematch when he was clearly not gonna fight him
Sure he left Frank after the loss..
He did boxxer, Probellum then Hearn I think.
Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
Catterall looked absolutely massive compared to Eubank .
I thought Eubank might have given him problems but not now , think Catterall stops him .
I thought Eubank might have given him problems but not now , think Catterall stops him .
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025?
Callum Simpson has posted tonight on Twitter he's received the 3,000 tickets he's personally sold for his next fight and is handing them out this week.THEBUTCH wrote: ↑17 May 2025, 13:02 mickey1975, 850 tickets ain't to be sneezed at. That's a huge amount to shift...but I still think the final total will be more.
A work mate from Romford is going with 5 of his mates and don't believe they bought them from Fisher & co. I'll catch up with him next week and see if he knows or ask someone who knows.
Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
Incredible numbers !
So this is a solid British title boxer ready to step up to the next level who's been a professional half the time Catterall has and is probably outstripping him in terms of ticket sales....and no one will probably be remotely aware of who Simpson's opponent is. Certainly no name brand like Eubank to lever off
So this is a solid British title boxer ready to step up to the next level who's been a professional half the time Catterall has and is probably outstripping him in terms of ticket sales....and no one will probably be remotely aware of who Simpson's opponent is. Certainly no name brand like Eubank to lever off
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
Simpson is a one off. I can’t remember a fighter selling the level of tickets he is currently locally at the level he’s at.THEBUTCH wrote: ↑18 May 2025, 08:18 Incredible numbers !![]()
So this is a solid British title boxer ready to step up to the next level who's been a professional half the time Catterall has and is probably outstripping him in terms of ticket sales....and no one will probably be remotely aware of who Simpson's opponent is. Certainly no name brand like Eubank to lever off![]()
Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
Probably. Josh Warrington did good numbers if memory serves.
Ricky Hatton could probably have exceeded Simpson's selling power at a certain point of his career if he was willing to put in the effort, especially when you consider what the likes of Steve Foster could sell...but Hatton didn't have to go down that route, so your point stands.
Ricky Hatton could probably have exceeded Simpson's selling power at a certain point of his career if he was willing to put in the effort, especially when you consider what the likes of Steve Foster could sell...but Hatton didn't have to go down that route, so your point stands.
Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
It still speaks volumes for Fisher's ticket numbers (at least prior to getting flattened by Allen) because he's been boxing low level opponents in a 4 year period and his supporters have turned out in droves.
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
They've grown due to his dad. Here's a question for you. Why aren't they doing this fight in Brighton? They've got Maca, who is from there and bringing the Albanians as well. Something is keeping them running with Jack.
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Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
Wharton did more than that, all through his mam.maverick23 wrote: ↑18 May 2025, 08:45Simpson is a one off. I can’t remember a fighter selling the level of tickets he is currently locally at the level he’s at.THEBUTCH wrote: ↑18 May 2025, 08:18 Incredible numbers !![]()
So this is a solid British title boxer ready to step up to the next level who's been a professional half the time Catterall has and is probably outstripping him in terms of ticket sales....and no one will probably be remotely aware of who Simpson's opponent is. Certainly no name brand like Eubank to lever off![]()
Re: Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank | DAZN - 5 July 2025
Yep, Wharton was very popular. Coach loads turned for some of his away day title fights.
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