We were all left frustrated when the planned Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis Super-Lightweight showdown was postponed in August, no more so than Jack Catterall, who picked up a training injury during the build-up to the originally scheduled clash.
However, the wait further intensifies the anticipation and boxing buffs are now salivating at the prospect of Catterall and Prograis finally getting it on at one of the UK's newest indoor arenas, the Co-op Live, in Manchester on Saturday, October 26.
The August abandonment caused further annoyance for the Catterall camp, as their man ‘El Gato’ was on a roll and gaining momentum following a stunning victory over his bitter rival, Josh Taylor, in an exciting all-British encounter in Leeds in May.
It was redemption for Catterall, whose only previous professional loss came against Josh Taylor in a contentious points defeat during their world title clash in 2022. Catterall, who is top-5 ranked by Ring Magazine and by the WBA, WBC, WBO, and IBF, is now on a three-fight win streak, and he knows he should be rewarded with another world title shot in 2025 if he delivers the goods this weekend.
Getty Images Catterall’s opponent in Manchester is the former two-time 140lbs world champ, Regis Prograis. The 35-year-old American, who fights out of New Orleans, is looking to rebuild himself as a creditable world contender following a below-par display against Devin Haney during their title encounter in San Francisco last December.
The defeat, by unanimous decision, saw Prograis lose his WBC belt. Some boxing pundits believe Catterall is catching the American at the perfect time. Still, with 83% of Prograis’ wins by knockout, the Lancashire fighter won’t be underestimating the task that awaits him. Other eye-catching match-ups on Saturday’s Manchester card include the all-English tear-up between Reece Bellotti and Michael Gomez Jr, with the British and Commonwealth Super-Featherweight belt on the line.
Getty Images Sunderland’s unbeaten rising star Pat McCormack returns to the ring for his first fight in 15 months. The former Olympic silver-medallist takes on Argentina’s William Andres Herrera for the vacant WBA Intercontinental welterweight crown.
Let GOAL help guide you through all the vital pre-fight info you need to know, including how to watch or stream the clash and when all the action gets underway.
When will Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis take place?
| Date | Saturday, October 26 |
| Location | Co-op Live Arena, Manchester, UK |
| Start time | The DAZN show starts at 7 pm BST / 2 pm ET (11 am PT) |
| Main event ring walks (approx) | 10 pm BST / 5 pm ET (2 pm PT) |
Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis raises the curtain for boxing at the UK's newest and largest world-class arena, the Co-op Live arena in Manchester, which holds a capacity of 23,500. It's situated in the Etihad Campus next to the City of Manchester Stadium. Opened in May this year, it has the largest capacity of any indoor arena in Europe, with 23,500 seats. The arena has plans to host around 120 events per year. In addition to boxing and live music, there are proposals to host many sporting events, including basketball, netball, tennis, esports and gymnastics.
How to watch or stream Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis
Catterall vs Prograis and the supporting card can be watched and streamed live in the UK, US, and worldwide on DAZN. You can download the DAZN app for PC, Apple, Android, Fire TV, Roku, Smart TV and many others. You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £9.99 a month on a 12-month deal. A flexible pass, worth £19.99 a month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime. A 1-month DAZN subscription costs $24.99 in the US, while a 1-year version costs $224.99.
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Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis Fight Card
| Weight class | Fight |
|---|---|
| Super lightweight | Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis |
| Super featherweight (British and Commonwealth title) | Reece Bellotti vs Michael Gomez Jnr |
| Welterweight (WBA Intercontinental title) | Pat McCormack vs Williams Andres Herrera |
| Super lightweight | James Flint vs Campbell Hatton |
| Featherweight | Joe McGrail vs Lewis Morris |
Jack Catterall professional boxing stats
Age: 31
Height: 5' 7" / 170 cm
Reach: 68.9" / 175 cm
Total fights: 30
Record: 29-1-0
% wins by KO/TKO: 45
Regis Prograis professional boxing stats
Age: 35
Height: 5' 8" / 173 cm
Reach: 66.9" / 170 cm
Total fights: 31
Record: 29-2-0
% wins by KO/TKO: 83