British super-lightweight, Jack Catterall, is setting his sights on big fights in America in 2025 after his upcoming showdown with former world champion Regis Prograis. The highly-anticipated fight between Catterall and Prograis is set to take place at Co-Op Live in Manchester this weekend.
Despite no belts being on the line for this fight, Catterall is determined to showcase an impressive performance to fulfil his American dream. The 31-year-old boxer recently secured a unanimous points decision win over his rival Josh Taylor in May, solidifying his position in the super-lightweight division. Catterall expressed his ambitions to compete for world titles, with hopes of eventually competing in major bouts in the United States.
In an interview with the PA news agency, Catterall expressed his gratitude for the opportunities he has had in the UK, but he is eager to make a name for himself in America. He highlighted the stacked competition in the 140 division and emphasized his readiness to face top fighters in the sport.
Looking ahead, Catterall discussed potential future opponents, including Teofimo Lopez and Liam Paro. He acknowledged the importance of focusing on his current fight with Prograis before moving on to future challenges. Catterall’s ultimate goal is to secure victories that will propel him to the forefront of the boxing world.
The British boxer also addressed the issue of clean sport in boxing, emphasizing the significance of thorough drug testing to ensure a level playing field for all athletes. Catterall stressed the importance of promoting a clean and fair competition environment for fighters at all levels.
As Catterall prepares for his upcoming fight with Prograis, boxing fans are eagerly anticipating an action-packed showdown between two talented fighters. With his eyes set on future opportunities in America, Catterall remains focused on making a lasting impact in the world of boxing.