Catterall vs EUBANK: Vecht time, undercard, prediction, opportunities and more

Catterall is looking for a quick return to winning ways after he was eliminated by Arnold Barboza JR in a separate loss of Split-Decision in February, which was hoping for his world title for the time being.

It was the American Barboza JR who eventually claimed the interim -vbo title in a final eliminator at 140 pounds and earned a shot at full champion Teofimo Lopez, who lost points in New York in May.

Catterall promised to respond quickly, but there was a lot of surprise when he moved to fight Euank, the cousin of Chris Eank Sr and cousin of Chris Eank Jr who is still undefeated on 21-0, but occurs a huge step on Saturday evening.

He was last in action in March in his hometown Brighton and put in the 10th round Tyrone McKenna in Northern Irland to claim the IBF-Inter-2-Interinental Welterweight title.

Catterall vs Eank will take place on Saturday, July 5, 2025 in the AO Arena in Manchester.

The most important undercard promotion starts at 7 p.m. BST, with previous fights broadcast from 5 p.m.

Catterall and Eank are expected to walk at around 10 p.m.

TV -channel and live stream: The event is shown live on Dazn, with coverage of the prelims that start at 5 pm and the main map from 7 pm.

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It was a bit of a shock to see Catterall accept this fight after he had participated at a higher level in people like Josh Taylor, Jorge Linares, Regis Prograis and Arnold Barboza JR in recent years.

But ‘El Gato’ wants to quickly jump back with a statement victory to follow a disappointing loss, as he did against Darragh Foley after that first controversial match with Taylor.

Eank is certainly not a pushover and remains unbeaten, but never fought above the domestic level and this is an important step further than everything he has had to deal with before.