Two years after their first controversial bout in Glasgow, Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall are set to face off again in Leeds. This time around, Catterall has expressed his intention to stop Taylor, a statement that Taylor welcomes as he believes there are gaps in Catterall’s offensive game that he can exploit.
Taylor sees Catterall’s aggressiveness as an opportunity to capitalize on openings and land decisive shots. Despite the passage of time since becoming undisputed light-welterweight champion, Taylor remains confident in his abilities and training regimen. Whether Catterall chooses to box or brawl, Taylor feels prepared to showcase his best performance.
On the other hand, Catterall is focused on securing a knockout victory between rounds six and nine to settle their ongoing rivalry. The Chorley fighter views the fight as a chance to end the narrative surrounding their matchup and progress in his career. The anticipation for their rematch has been building for years, creating a compelling storyline in the world of boxing.
