HIGHLIGHTS: Jack Catterall vs Harlem Eubank | Horror Headclash 🤯

The fight starts now! Introducing first, fighting out of the red corner, he wears solid white. He's scaled 10 stone, 6 pounds, 5 ounces. His professional record, perfect. 21 fights, 21 victories, with 9 wins coming by way of knockout. Ladies and gentlemen, here is the reigning, defending, undefeated, IBF Intercontinental Welterweight Champion, fighting out of Brighton, England, Harold Eubanks! Eubanks! His opponent across the ring, fighting out of the blue corner. He wears the black trunks with the blue lettering. The skilled southpaw scale exactly the same, at 10 stone, 6 pounds, 5 ounces. Professional record, 30 victories, 2 defeats, with 13 wins coming by way of knockout. Here is the former British and WBO European and Intercontinental Junior Welterweight Champion, and the former world title challenger, fighting out of Shoreline, England, Turner! Double up on the jab, Charlie Beat, applauding him in the corner. Great smile from Eubanks this time. The problem is, when you've been sort of waiting for this moment, it means that little bit more for you, and sometimes that, oh, good shot landed, but sometimes that can make you hyper. Eventually got the rematch and got the job done. I thought he won easier the first time, but he's had tough nights, and he's not had that world title around him. He almost deserves it, but he's 31, and he's still got to go out there and get it. Yeah, and I think, ooh, ooh, a bit of an awkward fall there, but both... ...momentum here, and he's the natural welterweight. Looks in incredible shape, and that's better from Eubank, and he just... ...beautiful shot straight through the guard again of Eubanks. He's trying to tighten up a bit defensively, but this is good pressure, again, burying up where he's positioned himself in the ring, Cattrall. He's having to be back to pick him off. Eubanks having a little bit of success, but he's trying to get to the title too quick and smothering his own work. The spot on, though, in the corner, Nigel Travis there, as you said, the second phase. Just clashing heads there, and again, nasty cut, Cattrall, and Eubank as well. Left dive, Eubank came first, I think, and then Cattrall has been cut as well, and he's really angry about that, and that could be a real problem. But... Oh. What happens next here? It's over. That's it. Gone was Eubanks' one. To me, it looked like the doctor from Harlem's corner was the one that said something to the ref from Jack's corner. He said, you have a bad cut, and Jack went, I'm all right, let's go, and in turn, the doctor in the corner of Harlem Eubank was still speaking to the referee when the other corner doctor had sat down. Chaos here, Harlem Eubank celebrating Jack Cattrall just bewildered by this, but Williams stops the fight. We suspect that Cattrall will get the win. For both cuts, clash of heads, Cattrall's worse, but it seems that Eubanks' doctor, or that corner, curtailed the fight. It's... Well, we've seen it all in boxing, Sonny. It's a strange finish. It's a bit unsatisfactory for both fighters. Cattrall get the win? I think so, if it goes to the scorecard the way we expect it to. Obviously, we didn't hear no official confirmation. They're taking their time with the scorecards. They are taking their time. Jack Cattrall waits. Chevy Moore doesn't seem happy. Meanwhile, at fortnight's time, the undisputed heavyweight world championship, Daniel Dubois gets his big opportunity after that win over AJ. But can he beat the pound-for-pound king, this man, Oleksandr Usyk? It's a massive ask. But it's live on The Zone, July the 19th. Jack Cattrall applauding his fans. He seemed to box in a good rhythm, Barry. He did. He slows the tempo down, the pace down, which means when it's slow, he can control the pace. And Eubank, he needs to get his foot on the outside, double his jab in, and be willing to block and then fire off of the way, rather than jump into his attack. When he jumped into his attack, Eubank, quite often, he got a little bit too close to the target. And even his cut, his cut's bad, isn't it? I think that's why it was stopped in that corner. We're all looking at Jack Cattrall, because it seems a lot worse. But meanwhile, the other doctor was looking at Harland. Fight over. What happens next? But the rules are, if it's four completed rounds, there's an accident with a clash of heads. Or is that, if it's an accident with a clash of heads before four rounds? I think that after, it still goes to the scorecard. Yeah, it still goes to the scorecard. It's only if it's before, and the fight gets stopped before the end of the fourth round, then it's a no contest, it's a draw. And I think, as much as a frustrating finish is a cut, that's even worse. After four rounds, it's got to go to the cards. WBA and IBF officials. Maybe a rematch, but those cuts have got to heal. Harland Eubank celebrating. Jack Cattrall applauding the fans. Does Eubank think he's got it? Look, Cattrall's an ignis, in my opinion. It was nip and tuck, it was close. It was cagey at times, but I feel he'd done enough, Cattrall. Well, let's find out the end of this story. Bob Williams with the two fighters, and David Diamante to explain everything. Ladies and gentlemen, referee Bob Williams calls a halt to this contest at one second of round number seven, due to an unintentional head clash. Therefore, we go to the judge of score totals for a technical decision. Marcus McDonnell, 69-65. Steve Gray and John Latham both scored us about 69-66. All three for your winner by unanimous decision. And the new WBA International and IBF Intercontinental Welterweight Champion, El Gato, Jack Cattrall. Jack Cattrall wins unanimously on the scorecards and fairly wide as well. He raises Harlem Eubank's hand. It was a really good effort from Eubank, but he couldn't quite solve the Cattrall puzzle. And then the clash of heads times two. Boxing is mad. Yeah, when you think you've seen it all. But yeah, there were close rounds, but that's the right decision. It's an unfortunate ending, but Cattrall got in a rhythm better, didn't he? Showed us a little bit more, and there was times you felt Harlem should have brought his feet in, should have let more shots go, but just couldn't get going. And that's down to Jack Cattrall. Right man wins.