Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall 2 undercard: Complete list of fights before main event in 2024 boxing match

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The war of words between Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall over the years will finally end when they face off in a rematch on May 25. The fight in Leeds airs on ESPN+ and DAZN.

Taylor (19-1) is an accomplished fighter and a former undisputed champion at super lightweight gold. "The Tartan Tornado" beat Catterall for all the belts at 140 in 2022, winning a controversial split decision on the cards. Taylor has only fought once since, losing for the first time as a professional against Teofimo Lopez.

Injuries have affected Taylor’s ability to consistently fight. However, the 33-year-old believes he is at his best right now and will go 2-0 against Catterall, this time without facing backlash.

“I think it’s pretty evident [that I have the ability to perform better],” Taylor said on a DAZN broadcast via Bad Left Hook. “It’s pretty obvious from my previous performances and titles and accolades. I’ve done 100 things better. I think his style and the way he boxes — does just enough to try and win — the other guys coming into the division now are good fighters, and they take care of him no problem.

WATCH: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall 2, exclusively on ESPN+

“I don’t think he’ll become a world champion. He’ll be the nearly man in British boxing.”

Catterall (28-1) held the British super lightweight title at one point. “El Gato” has called out Taylor many times following the first fight but never got the rematch he desired, with injuries to the Scot also contributing to the long delay. He has since gone 2-0 following that fight and is finally ready to get his hands on Taylor.

“It’s a relief the fight’s signed now. Two years, we’ve cornered him and we’re in a position where we’ve got the date and venue set, and we can settle it,” Catterall said.

On the undercard, British gold is on the line while local fighters look to impress on the undercard in Leeds.

Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall 2 undercard

Here’s a breakdown of the entire action on the Taylor vs. Catterall card.

Cheavon Clarke vs. Ellis Zorro

Division/Weight: Cruiserweight
Clarke record: 8-0
Zorro record: 17-1
Belts at stake: British cruiserweight title

Cheavon Clarke and Ellis Zorro fight for the British cruiserweight title.

The Jamaican-born Clarke (8-0) has won six fights via knockout. The European Championships silver medalist looks to go 2-0 in 2024.

Zorro (17-1) has seven wins via the power punch. The 31-year-old is coming off a loss against Jai Opetaia for The Ring cruiserweight belt in December that snapped his unbeaten streak.

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Gary Cully vs. Francesco Patera

Division/Weight: Lightweight
Cully record: 17-1
Patera record: 29-4
Belts at stake: N/A

Gary Cully faces Francesco Patera in lightweight action.

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Cully (17-1) is a six-time Irish national champion who is 2-1 in his last three fights. It will be his first time competing in Leeds.

Patera (29-4) had a 10-fight win streak snapped against Keyshawn Davis in July but rebounded against fellow Belgian Carlos Sandoval in November. It is only his third time competing in the U.K.

Paddy Donovan vs. Lewis Ritson

Division/Weight: Welterweight
Donovan record: 13-0
Ritson record: 23-3
Belts at stake: N/A

Further down the card is Paddy Donovan vs. Lewis Ritson.

Signed by Top Rank in 2019, Donovan (13-0) has won 10 fights via knockout. The Irish fighter has won four straight via TKO and looks to go 2-0 in 2024.

Ritson (23-3) is a former British lightweight champion. He failed to capture the European lightweight title in 2018 in a shock defeat to Patera and has gone 6-2 in his past eight fights and was stopped inside nine rounds by an Ohara Davies body shot last time out.

WATCH: Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall 2, live on DAZN

George Liddard vs. Graham McCormack

Division/Weight: Middleweight
Liddard record: 6-0
McCormack record: 9-3-1
Belts at stake: N/A

George Liddard continues his boxing education against Graham McCormack.

A 2020 England Boxing National Youth Championships winner, Liddard is 6-0 and the 21-year-old has three wins via knockout.

McCormack (9-3-1) is 1-1-1 in his last three fights. The 37-year-old hasn't won consecutive fights since 2022.

What time Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall 2 today?

Taylor vs. Catterall will be on Saturday, May 25. The main card is at 2 p.m. ET. Taylor and Catterall should make their way to the ring around 5:30 p.m. ET, depending on how long the undercard fights last.

Region	Date	Main Card Start Time	Main Event Ring Walks (approx.)
USA and Canada (ET)	Saturday, May 25	2 p.m. ET	5:30 p.m. ET
USA and Canada (PT)	Saturday, May 25	11 a.m. PT	2:30 p.m. PT
India	Saturday, May 25	11:30 p.m. IST	3 a.m. IST
UK and Ireland	Saturday, May 25	7 p.m. BST	10:30 p.m. BST
Australia	Sunday, May 26	4 a.m. AEST	7:30 a.m. AEST

Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall 2 TV channel, live stream

Region	TV channel	Live streaming
USA	ESPN	ESPN+
Canada	—	DAZN
UK and Ireland	DAZN 1 HD	DAZN
Australia	—	DAZN

The Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall 2 main card will air on ESPN+ in the U.S and DAZN around the world.