Josh Taylor vs Jack Catterall: how to watch the Glasgow fight, undercard and bout time

The Tartan Tornado will defend all four of his super-lightweight titles this weekend taking on England’s Jack Catterall.

This will be Taylor’s first fight since he famously defeated Jose Ramirez nine months ago and became the first Brit to become and undisputed champion in the four-belt era.

Taylor’s reward for emerging as the undisputed champion will be home advantage with the fighter set to fight in Scotland for the first time since 2019.

Here’s everything you need to know about the big fight.

When is the fight?

Josh Taylor vs Jack Catterall takes place this Saturday (February 26).

The main event is expected to take place at 10pm.

The main card will get underway at 7pm.

Where is the fight?

The bout will take place at the OVO Hydro.

Where can I watch the fight?

Those who weren’t lucky enough to get a ticket will be glad to hear that they won’t be required to fork out an eye-watering amount of money to watch the fight on Box Office.

Sky Sports are showing the battle of the Brits on Sky Sports Main Event with coverage getting underway at 8pm.

Undercard fights

• Main event: Josh Taylor vs Jack Catterall
• Robeisy Ramirez vs Eric Donovan
• Nick Campbell vs Jay McFarlane
• Cori Gibbs vs Carlos Perez
• Ebonie Jones vs TBC
• Scott Forrest vs TBC
• Kurt Walker vs TBC
• Paddy Donovan vs TBC
• Kieran Molloy vs TBC
• Mark McKeown vs TBC
• Craig McIntyre vs TBC

What have Taylor and Catterall said?

Josh Taylor said: "He's a good fighter, I've got a lot of respect for Jack.

"But he will come up short. He will taste his first defeat as a professional.

"He's a good fighter. He just isn't as good as I am.

"It is a step up in class for him because he hasn't boxed at the level that I have. He is a talented fighter but he hasn't got what it takes to beat me."

Jack Catterall stated: "I beat Josh by listening to instructions, doing the stuff that we've worked on since the very start of my career. Using everything I've learned over the years, and executing it."