How to follow Jack Catterall's big fight against Harlem Eubank
Catterall suffered only the second defeat of his career in February, losing against Arnold Barboza Jr via split decision.
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Now he faces Eubank - the cousin of Chris Eubank Jr - who is unbeaten in his 21 professional bouts to date.
When and where is the fight taking place?
The bout takes place at the AO Arena in Manchester on Saturday, July 5 and ringwalks for the main event are scheduled for 10pm.
How to watch
The Lancashire Telegraph will be running a live blog from ringside with build-up and regular updates.
The event is also being broadcast live on DAZN as part of their subscription package, which costs £24.99 per month.
Who else is on the card?
Jack Catterall v Harlem Eubank
Joe Cordina v Jaret Gonzalez Quiroz
Aqib Fiaz v Alex Murphy
Pat Brown v Lewis Oakford
William Crolla v Fraser Wilkinson
Skye Nicolson v Carla Camila Campos Gonzales
Niall Brown v Victor Ionascu
Leo Atang v Jiri Surmaj
Alfie Middlemiss v Mohammed Wako
*Subject to change
What has been said?
Catterall said: 'This is another huge domestic fight that I can really sink my teeth into. After the disappointment of my last fight, I'm grateful to Frank Smith and Eddie Hearn for giving me the opportunity to headline again in Manchester.
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'I'm eager to put on a big performance and make a statement in my first fight up at Welterweight. The Eubank name is hot at the moment but I'm ready to put the fire out in style.'
His coach, Jamie Moore, added: "Jack's work ethic and his commitment to the sport is like something I've never seen.
"As you would expect, after you first loss, he had a good rest - he needed a good rest - because that was the most active he'd been for years. Two of those camps were extended, which meant they were longer than you'd want.
"There was a little bit of fatigue there and I feel like the rest has done him the world of good. His attitude has always been bulletproof. He's always been that one track mind type of fighter."
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