Jack Catterall vs Harlem Eubank: Chorley fighter wins by technical decision after head clash

Mind games began before the opening bell that Catterall was defeated by Harlem’s cousin Chris Eubank Jr, before the opening bell that Eubank sent to supervise the hand wrapping of the April hatred matches.

“I didn’t want to miss this,” Benn explained, during the strange encounter before returning to Catterall’s locker room, “[Eubank’s] He’s gone “, as the couple embraced.

In the ring, Eubank smiled tense from a temporary opening, as Catterall expected, healed the first tours with his superior ability and the public IQ.

Eubank, who gained popularity with his appearance on free television, began to make single shots, but it was clear that he was the second best against the more successful fighter.

Josh Taylor, Jorge Linares and Regis Prograis won a career and Catterall’s class was open.

However, he rolled on the third and again in a scattered sixth place. Then the accident came to the conflict, then Eubank hit the back of Catterall’s head.

The home favorite returned to the corner for the deletion of blood – an action is not allowed in the middle round.

Perhaps considering the seriousness of the wise section, the referee, Williams, then stopped seventh in a second and asked for a booster of 5,000 powerful crowds.

Later, the organizer Eddie Hearn refused to talk about a rematch and said that Catterall would return to the world title debate.