Jack
Catterall

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Шахрам
Гиясов

Catterall weighed in officially at 146.8 lb. Catterall says he feels good at the welterweight limit and found it tough to make super lightweight for so long. He is at welterweight, his third fight at welterweight. Catterall is working with Steven Smith in Liverpool. Catterall has taken himself away from his home life and family to dedicate himself to training. Jamie Moore has spent a long time working with Jack Catterall. Steven is a good young trainer working with Catterall. Catterall comes from Chorley, England. Catterall has 14 knockout wins out of his 32 wins. Catterall is ranked number 10 welterweight in the world by Ring Magazine. Catterall is a former world title challenger. Catterall's career started in 2012.

Giyasov weighed in officially at 145.7 lb. He has been out of the ring for over a year. Giyasov was a 2016 Olympic silver medalist. Giyasov has 10 knockout wins out of his 17 wins. Giyasov has boxed since the age of eight. Giyasov struck silver in Rio and gold at the worlds in Hamburg. Giyasov stands undefeated in 17 fights. Giyasov had the tragedy of losing his daughter. Giyasov has had a bit of a stop-start pro career. Giyasov is from Uzbekistan. Giyasov is a huge star in his home country. Giyasov has 10 knockouts in his 17 wins.

The judges are Mikael Hook, Guido Licini, and Manuel Oliver Palomo. The referee is Mark Nelson. Judge Manuel Oliver Palomo scored it 118 to 109 for Catterall. Judge Mikael Hook scored it 119 to 108 for Catterall. Judge Enrico Licini scored it 116 to 111 for Catterall. Both fighters were mandatory with governing bodies: Jack was mandatory with the WBO (Всемирная боксёрская организация) and Shakur was mandatory with the WBA. Both fighters started off in the super lightweight division. The bout is for the vacant WBA regular welterweight championship.