Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 18 Oct 2022, 09:40
Then beats Catterall .. titles vacant and he moves up
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Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 18 Oct 2022, 09:50
Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 Oct 2022, 06:31 Taylor: on his new trainer
Undisputed champ Taylor – who also has an option to fight 135lbs king Teofimo Lopez – will have a new approach hooking up with trainer Joe McNally after two years with Ben Davison. The champion, speaking to Sky Sports, said: “I'm excited for this new chapter in my career. It's a nice, new, refreshing start. I got to meet him a couple of months back, got talking to him and bounced ideas off him, and I liked the way his mind works, his mindset and ideas.
"I went down and had the trial week with him, and then he came up to Scotland a couple of weeks later and we just hit it off, we just really gelled. He stayed with me for the weekend and we got to really know each other and speak in depth about what we want to do, moving forward.
"I just think I needed a little bit of a change, and it's no aim or dig or anything at Ben or the lads in the gym, I just needed a change. I felt like I was getting a bit stale, and just picking up little bad habits, and taking away from my main attributes and my main strengths.
coneye will have words to say here hi am sure
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 19 Oct 2022, 04:43
Catterall: I Think I Won, Josh Taylor Thinks He Won - Let's Get It On!
"I think that's a score we need to settle," Catterall told Sky Sports. "It's a fight that I think needs to happen. I think there's tension there. I believe I won the last fight, Josh thinks he won it, there's a lot of public pressure and demand to see the fight, it's a big fight. It makes sense to me, it makes sense to Josh, let's get it on."
"He's vacated the belts [but retained the WBO title], he's not gone to 147-pounds. The fight's there to be done now," Catterall said.
"That moment's been and gone. I don't believe any time soon anyone's going to challenge in a domestic fight for all four titles. But my goal remains the same. I want to be world champion, I want to be put in the history books and the fact that there's still a world title up for grabs it's certainly more than enough motivation to get it back on."
"I think that's a score we need to settle," Catterall told Sky Sports. "It's a fight that I think needs to happen. I think there's tension there. I believe I won the last fight, Josh thinks he won it, there's a lot of public pressure and demand to see the fight, it's a big fight. It makes sense to me, it makes sense to Josh, let's get it on."
"He's vacated the belts [but retained the WBO title], he's not gone to 147-pounds. The fight's there to be done now," Catterall said.
"That moment's been and gone. I don't believe any time soon anyone's going to challenge in a domestic fight for all four titles. But my goal remains the same. I want to be world champion, I want to be put in the history books and the fact that there's still a world title up for grabs it's certainly more than enough motivation to get it back on."
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 19 Oct 2022, 13:17
I get the hunch that Taylor isnt the same
Fighter that won WBSS.
Its going to be another super close fight
Fighter that won WBSS.
Its going to be another super close fight
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 19 Oct 2022, 13:42
Taylor must get hounded daily since the first fight, probably the only reason he is taking the fight. Also options limited since mtk usa thing.
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 19 Oct 2022, 13:51
Counter-puncher wrote: ↑18 Oct 2022, 09:50Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑18 Oct 2022, 06:31 Taylor: on his new trainer
Undisputed champ Taylor – who also has an option to fight 135lbs king Teofimo Lopez – will have a new approach hooking up with trainer Joe McNally after two years with Ben Davison. The champion, speaking to Sky Sports, said: “I'm excited for this new chapter in my career. It's a nice, new, refreshing start. I got to meet him a couple of months back, got talking to him and bounced ideas off him, and I liked the way his mind works, his mindset and ideas.
"I went down and had the trial week with him, and then he came up to Scotland a couple of weeks later and we just hit it off, we just really gelled. He stayed with me for the weekend and we got to really know each other and speak in depth about what we want to do, moving forward.
"I just think I needed a little bit of a change, and it's no aim or dig or anything at Ben or the lads in the gym, I just needed a change. I felt like I was getting a bit stale, and just picking up little bad habits, and taking away from my main attributes and my main strengths.
coneye will have words to say here hi am sure
Suppose a change is has good has a rest Needs to do something
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 01 Nov 2022, 06:13
Josh Taylor Vows To Turn His Back on 'Biased' Media After Knocking Catterall Out
WBO junior welterweight champion Josh Taylor is promising to turn his back on the haters, and the doubters, in the aftermath of a planned rematch with Jack Catterall.
"When I win this fight and all the so-called top boxing pundits, the outlets, want to be your friend again, they can all get to France as far as I'm concerned," Taylor told the Edinburgh Evening News.
"They showed who they wanted to win the fight with all their bias. After the fight it was all 'Jack this and Jack that' but I'm still the champion and I've heard nothing from anyone, and the stuff they have written about me, they've really shown their true colors. It wasn't that when I became the first Briton in the modern era to become undisputed world champion, they didn't want to know.
"It's a grudge match. It's become personal with the things that have been said since the fight like Jack moaning about corruption and all this sh!t. There's a bit of needle there so I'm going to get in the ring and knock him out this time."
To prepare for the rematch, Taylor parted ways with head trainer Ben Davison and hired Joe McNally, who works with Liam Smith among others.
"I just felt like I needed a change so there was no fall-out or anything like that with Ben," Taylor explained. "We're still good friends, but I just needed to do what's best for my career. I learned a lot from Ben and am grateful for the time we had."
WBO junior welterweight champion Josh Taylor is promising to turn his back on the haters, and the doubters, in the aftermath of a planned rematch with Jack Catterall.
"When I win this fight and all the so-called top boxing pundits, the outlets, want to be your friend again, they can all get to France as far as I'm concerned," Taylor told the Edinburgh Evening News.
"They showed who they wanted to win the fight with all their bias. After the fight it was all 'Jack this and Jack that' but I'm still the champion and I've heard nothing from anyone, and the stuff they have written about me, they've really shown their true colors. It wasn't that when I became the first Briton in the modern era to become undisputed world champion, they didn't want to know.
"It's a grudge match. It's become personal with the things that have been said since the fight like Jack moaning about corruption and all this sh!t. There's a bit of needle there so I'm going to get in the ring and knock him out this time."
To prepare for the rematch, Taylor parted ways with head trainer Ben Davison and hired Joe McNally, who works with Liam Smith among others.
"I just felt like I needed a change so there was no fall-out or anything like that with Ben," Taylor explained. "We're still good friends, but I just needed to do what's best for my career. I learned a lot from Ben and am grateful for the time we had."
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 01 Nov 2022, 16:10
taylor sounds like a bit of a whiner tbh, if you say jack won youre a hater and im not talking to you again!
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 02 Nov 2022, 08:04
Announced as PPV on Sky according to Twitter.
Madness!
Madness!
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 02 Nov 2022, 08:15
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 02 Nov 2022, 08:16
First fight for undisputed on regular sky and everyone gets robbed tbh then the rematch for the WBO goes on PPV.
We do love a good fornicating don’t we. No lube plz.
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 02 Nov 2022, 08:38
They probably both wanted big purses.. "Don't worry, the fans will pay your purses".Dioufy wrote: ↑02 Nov 2022, 08:16First fight for undisputed on regular sky and everyone gets robbed tbh then the rematch for the WBO goes on PPV.
We do love a good fornicating don’t we. No lube plz.
The first fight was also on Sky Showcase..
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 February 2022
Posted: 02 Nov 2022, 08:41
What do you expect when Bean & shalom paid a fortune to shields and Co just to tick a box !
Welcome to the future of boxing ...F....d !!
Welcome to the future of boxing ...F....d !!
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 02 Nov 2022, 08:46
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II - 4 February 2022
Posted: 02 Nov 2022, 08:49
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 February 2022
Posted: 04 Nov 2022, 18:36
still can’t believe how quickly taylor went from all 4 belts to just the shitty wbo, i want to see a real good undercard for this
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 February 2022
Posted: 05 Nov 2022, 04:02
Yes ,, Not excatly gone on in leaps and bounds under Mr Shampoo has he ,, think this change won't be has good has a rest think it
will be better than a restRe: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 February 2022
Posted: 17 Nov 2022, 11:32
Jack Catterall questions Josh Taylor's decision to change trainer just before their rematch
Betfred’s Lightweight Boxing Show have been speaking to Jack Catterall regarding his rematch with Josh Taylor for the WBO light-welterweight title, and Taylor’s link-up with trainer Joe McNally.
“In my opinion, you would need a few fights to get settled with new methods. When I joined Jamie [Moore], it took me three or four fights before I was able to embed the things I’ve been working on. I don’t think Joe can change him overnight. It will be interesting.”
Jack Catterall on Josh Taylor’s switch of trainer:
“I don’t know Joe McNally personally but Josh has been in there a matter of weeks now and the fight is 12-14 weeks away. I don’t know if you can change somebody who’s boxed a certain way, over a long period like Josh has. In my opinion, you would need a few fights to get settled with new methods. When I joined Jamie [Moore], it took me three or four fights before I was able to embed the things I’ve been working on. I don’t think Joe can change him overnight. It will be interesting.”
Jack Catterall on whether he feels more pressure into the rematch:
“Nothing’s really changed apart from more eyes being on the fight. I’m very grateful for that and I’ve had a lot of support since the last fight, but I keep myself grounded as I’ve got a great team, a great family and great friends around me. They will keep me where I need to be. Ultimately, the fight is going to grow in exposure and that’s a good thing for me. Hopefully everybody can see me become world champion.”
Betfred’s Lightweight Boxing Show have been speaking to Jack Catterall regarding his rematch with Josh Taylor for the WBO light-welterweight title, and Taylor’s link-up with trainer Joe McNally.
“In my opinion, you would need a few fights to get settled with new methods. When I joined Jamie [Moore], it took me three or four fights before I was able to embed the things I’ve been working on. I don’t think Joe can change him overnight. It will be interesting.”
Jack Catterall on Josh Taylor’s switch of trainer:
“I don’t know Joe McNally personally but Josh has been in there a matter of weeks now and the fight is 12-14 weeks away. I don’t know if you can change somebody who’s boxed a certain way, over a long period like Josh has. In my opinion, you would need a few fights to get settled with new methods. When I joined Jamie [Moore], it took me three or four fights before I was able to embed the things I’ve been working on. I don’t think Joe can change him overnight. It will be interesting.”
Jack Catterall on whether he feels more pressure into the rematch:
“Nothing’s really changed apart from more eyes being on the fight. I’m very grateful for that and I’ve had a lot of support since the last fight, but I keep myself grounded as I’ve got a great team, a great family and great friends around me. They will keep me where I need to be. Ultimately, the fight is going to grow in exposure and that’s a good thing for me. Hopefully everybody can see me become world champion.”
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 February 2022
Posted: 03 Dec 2022, 07:29
All gone quiet for this.
If its happening in Early Feb, surely it will be announced/official next week or two?
If its happening in Early Feb, surely it will be announced/official next week or two?
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 February 2022
Posted: 03 Dec 2022, 08:08
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 February 2022
Posted: 05 Dec 2022, 18:05
This fight date is being pushed back.
It’s too close to Eubank-Smith.
Both are gonna be PPV.
Aww.. look at how they’re urging the fans pockets first.
It’s too close to Eubank-Smith.
Both are gonna be PPV.
Aww.. look at how they’re urging the fans pockets first.
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - March 2023?
Posted: 08 Dec 2022, 11:04
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023
Posted: 08 Dec 2022, 11:21
How many PPVs so far this year? Probably be double next year lol.
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023
Posted: 08 Dec 2022, 11:27
Too many considering the outside factors of people being skint and the quality of some of these matches, this and the Eubank scrap should be on Sky Sports on a Saturday night.
Taylor v Catterall even with the controversy of last time is not a PPV match
Re: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall II | Sky PPV - 4 March 2023
Posted: 08 Dec 2022, 11:43
Sky have only done one, I think.