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Jack Catterall Record

28-1
Total Fights29
Wins28
Losses1
Draws0
No-Contests0
Title Wins0
Title Defenses0
Title-Fight KOs0
KO Wins13
KO Losses0
Jack Catterall Record & Stats
Jack Catterall's Record
Jack Catterall's boxing record and career infographic

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      What is Jack Catterall's boxing record?

      11 years into his professional boxing career, Jack Catterall has fought 29 times with 28 wins and a single loss.

      Catterall's boxing record is currently 28-1. He is a one-time super-lightweight world title challenger. He has a 44.8% knockouts-to-fights ratio with 13 of his total 29 fights being knockout wins. The only loss in Catterall's career is a 12-round split decision loss to Josh Taylor in a super-lightweight title fight.

      His latest fight was a 12-round unanimous decision victory over Jorge LInares on October 21, 2023.

      Some of Catterall's best fights and notable victories include wins over Martin Gethin, Ohara Davies, Tyrone Nurse, Joe Hughes, Oscar Amador, Tom Stalker, and Christopher Sebire.

      #DateAgeOpponentResVia
      29Oct 21, 202330Jorge LInaresWinUD
      28May 27, 202329Darragh FoleyWinUD
      27Feb 26, 202228Josh TaylorLoss *SD
      26Nov 28, 202027Abderrazak HouyaWinPTS
      25Nov 22, 201926Timo SchwarzkopfWinUD
      24Apr 27, 201925Oscar AmadorWinKO3
      23Oct 6, 201825Ohara DaviesWinUD
      22Jun 30, 201824Tyrone McKennaWinUD
      21May 19, 201824Christopher SebireWinTKO1
      20Mar 31, 201824Kevin McCauleyWinKO1
      19Oct 21, 201724Tyrone NurseWinUD
      18Apr 8, 201723Martin GethinWinTKO3
      17Dec 3, 201623Diego Gonzalo LuqueWinUD
      16Aug 12, 201623Łukasz JanikWinPTS
      15May 13, 201622Joe HughesWinUD
      14Dec 19, 201522Noe NunezWinTKO3
      13Oct 10, 201522Jarkko PutkonenWinUD
      12Jul 11, 201522Gabriel Fernando Punalef CalfinWinTKO6
      11Mar 6, 201521Cesar David InalefWinTKO5
      10Oct 25, 201421Tom StalkerWinTKO8
      9Jul 26, 201421Nathan BroughWinTKO2
      8May 10, 201420Krzysztof SzotWinPTS
      7Mar 8, 201420Aleksas VaserisWinTKO5
      6Nov 22, 201320Renald GarridoWinPTS
      5Jun 7, 201319Tom PriceWinKO2
      4Apr 27, 201319Mark McKrayWinPTS
      3Mar 9, 201319Carl AllenWinTKO4
      2Dec 14, 201219Johnny GreavesWinTKO1
      1Sep 22, 201219Carl AllenWinPTS

      * World-title fight

      Boxing career

      Jack Catterall (El Gato) is a 30-year old English professional boxer. He was born in Chorley, Lancashire, England on July 1, 1993. He is yet to win a major world title.

      Catterall made his professional boxing debut against Carl Allen at the age of 19 on September 22, 2012, defeating Allen via 4 round PTS. He went on to win 25 more consecutive fights after the debut, which included 13 wins via stoppage.

      He had his first world title fight at the age of 28 on February 26, 2022 after 26 professional fights, against Josh Taylor for the WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, WBO, and The Ring titles. He lost to Taylor via 12 round split decision.

      Catterall has had just a single loss in his professional boxing career so far.

      His most recent fight was a non-title bout against Venezuelan boxer Jorge LInares on October 21, 2023. Catterall won the fight via 12 round unanimous decision. It's been 6 months and 5 days since this fight.

      Highlights

      Catterall has fought a total of 29 times till today, which includes 1 world-title fights at the super-lightweight division. These two fights are the highlight of his career.

      • October 6, 2018: Jack Catterall puts on the first remarkable performance of his career, defeating Ohara Davies via 12th round unanimous decision.

      • February 26, 2022: In his first world-title fight, Jack Catterall loses to Josh Taylor via 12 round split decision. He was fighting for the WBA (Super), WBC, IBF, WBO, and The Ring super-lightweight titles.

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