Catterall And Harlem Eubank Final Presser – Key Moments

Pre-Fight

“At 31 [years old], that does nothing for me, whereas this one [against Eubank] makes me feel the pressure. He’s an undefeated fighter, who’s hungry, and is stepping up in levels. He believes that I’m the best [British fighter] at 140lbs [now stepping up to 147lbs] and he’s coming to beat me. That makes me think, ‘s***, I need to perform now.’

“I need to go out there and put on a statement. No disrespect to Harlem but, if his name was Harlem Smith, then I probably wouldn’t be interested. “The fact that he’s a Eubank, and his cousin’s coming off a great win, means that people know who he is. “And the fact that Eubank Sr’s going to be there – and I’m going to beat his nephew – should also bring more eyes to the event, which can only be a good thing for me,” Catterall said

“I came into the sport to be world champion, I always believed I could reach that level and I believe that the prize fights, the prize money should come with the prize – which is the world title. And I think it will and regardless what fights are out here, when you become world champion you go into the same fights, the prize is still becoming world champion and you can go and get your rewards from that,” Harlem stated

Presser

Full Card

Jack Catterall vs. Harlem Eubank; welterweight

Joe Cordina vs. Jaret Gonzalez Quiroz; lightweight

Aqib Fiaz vs. Alex Murphy; lightweight

Pat Brown vs. Lewis Oakford; cruiserweight

Leo Atang vs. Jiri Surmaj; heavyweight

William Crolla vs. Fraser Wilkinson; super welterweight

Skye Nicolson vs. Carla Camila Campos Gonzales; super bantamweight

Alfie Middlemiss vs. Mohammed Wako; featherweight

Niall Brown vs. Victor Ionascu; super middleweight