Weigh-In Highlights | Regis Prograis vs Jack Catterall

Good afternoon and welcome to the National Football Club here in the fighting city of Manchester, England for the official weigh-in of our big night of world-class professional boxing taking place at the Co-op Live on Saturday night. He fights out of Cordoba, Argentina, Somariva. 155.7 from Michael Somariva. Here is the reigning and undefeated Commonwealth Silver Super Welterweight Champion, the Starboy, Junaid Boston. 158. Bang on for the Starboy. 158 for Junaid Boston. Junaid Boston's a super, super talent. Someone I see going very far and the most exciting thing about him is he's willing to face anyone. I mean him and Ishmael Davis is mouth-watering. Obviously, he knows he's got to come through tomorrow night first and foremost and he's super focused on that job. Here is the reigning IBF Latino Super Welterweight Champion, William Andres Herrera. 145.8 for Herrera. 145.8. The European Games gold medalist, the two-time Olympian and silver medalist. He fights out of Washington in the northeast of England, Pat McCormack. 146.11 for Pat McCormack. For Pat, I personally think this is probably the best prospect in five to ten fights in the whole world. That's what Pat McCormack is in my opinion. He fights out of Hattersley, Manchester, England. Campbell, Hurricane Hatton. 139.13 for Campbell Hatton. Fighting out of Doncaster, the Young Lion, Jimmy Joe Flynn. 139.4 for the Young Lion, Jimmy Joe Flynn. Staying focused and staying switched on. Fighting out of Manchester, here is the former Central Area and English Super featherweight champion, Michael Gomez Jr. Gomez Jr. 129.15 for Michael Gomez Jr. Here is the two-weight and reigning and defending British and Commonwealth Super featherweight champion. Fighting out of South OxyWatford, please welcome Rhys Bomber-Bellotti. 129.12 for Rhys Bomber-Bellotti. It's a really good fight. I'm amazed at how big Gomez is. Once he took his clothes off, Gomez is a big lump. And listen, Rhys knows, been around this game a long time now. He's got them belts over his shoulders for a reason. This is a really, really good fight, guys. This could steal the show. He fights out of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Here is the former two-time super lightweight champion of the world, Regis Rougarou Progre. 139.7 for Regis Progre. 139.7. Fighting out of Chorley, England, here is the former world title challenger, Jack El Gato Catterell. The super lightweight limit bang on. 140 for Jack El Gato Catterell. 140. One more hurdle. El Gato Jack Catterell desperate for another world title shot. Regis Rougarou Progre wants to become a three-time king. 36 minutes, stand on business. Your main event tomorrow, live on DAZN. You've spoken about the ambition of being three-time world champion. Everything hinges on this. Yeah, everything hinges on it. And you know, that's the man I got to beat. So, you know, I'm just, like I said, man, I'm ready. That's why I took the challenge. You know, I want to get back to the top pretty fast. And you know, that's the man I got to get through. And that's what I plan on doing tomorrow. So highly motivated for this fight. Of course, I love the pressure. I'm ready for it. I'll put it to him as to where this ranks in terms of the challenges he's faced. After 12 years as a pro, where does this rank for you? Yeah, it's up there. We know that the winner moves on to a world title fight. So the pressure's on. Regis has had his time and a son two-time world champion. My time now.