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      Campbell Hatton vs Jimmy Joe Flint LIVE RESULTS: Latest updates as Hatton LOSES thrilling rematch in Manchester

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      CAMPBELL HATTON was not able to avenge his first loss to Jimmy Joe Flint earlier this year.The Mancunian was full of heart and energy, but it wasn’t enough to beat the experienced Flint, who simply had his number.Hatton now moves to 14-2 after back-to-back defeats, leaving question marks over what’s next for the Hurricane.Result: Jimmy Joe Flint def. Campbell Hatton by unanimous decisionBEST FREE BET SIGN UP OFFERS FOR UK BOOKMAKERSFollow ALL the action from Campbell Hatton vs Jimmy Joe Flint below…Jack ready for some family timeHaving recently married his fiance, Catterall was unable to go on honeymoon as he went into training camp for this fight.Now the job is done, he can go and unwind with his family and have a belated break.His next fight is likely to take place next year now which gives him some time for a well-earned break.Copy linkCopiedCatterall vs Prograis scorecardsCatterall was deservedly victorious by unanimous decision – and here are the judges’ scorecards in full:Judges’ scorecards: 117-108, 116-109, 116-109Credit: PACopy linkCopiedHuge win for CatterallCatterall has beaten Prograis by unanimous decision and has earned a world title shot in 2025.It was a breathtaking bout, with both fighters knocked down on the night.Catterall was knocked down once in the fifth round, but the Brit responded in superb fashion as Prograis hit the canvas twice in the ninth.The American was unable to respond after the ninth and was desperately trying to land big shots, but Catterall remained in total control and deservedly won the fight.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedJack Catterall wins by unanimous decisionCopy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R12Prograis slips on the canvas once again, with the American seemingly dealing with an injured ankle.Prograis is hanging on here and desperate to land a huge blow with Catterall heading for the win.Catterall is calm and patient, still landing huge one-twos, and getting behind the jab.Both fighters fighting right until the bell, in what was a breathtaking clash.We head to the judges scorecards, which surely will result in a Catterall win.Copy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R11The pace of the fight slows down in the eleventh, which suits Catterall down to the ground.Catterall is patient, picking his shots as Prograis begins to get desperate.We go to the last.Copy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R10ANOTHER breathtaking round here, with both fighters landing huge blows to the head.Neither fighter went down with Catterall getting closer to a magnificent win by the minute. The two knockdowns in the ninth seem to have taken the edge out of Prograis as we head into the final two rounds.Copy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R9With just over 30 seconds remaining, Catterall KNOCKSDOWN Prograis with a huge straight one-two on the money.And just before the bell, Prograis goes down for a SECOND time as Catterall closes in on a huge win here.Atmosphere in Manchester is electric now after a superb round from Catterall.Copy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R8Prograis dramatically falls to the canvas early on, but the referee doesn’t award a knockdown to the Catterall to the crowd’s displeasure.The two men now exchanging heavy blows – and both fighters clinch and fall to the canvas in each other’s arms.Breathtaking pace to this eighth round as Catterall begins to take control with some superb combinations.Credit: PACopy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R7Catterall now cut on the head after a clash of heads between the two fighters.Tempo is starting to rise now, with both fighters starting to let the punches flow.Finely poised this thriller after seven rounds.Copy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R6Prograis looks to have the upper hand in the bout heading to the halfway stage.Catterall now looking like he’s throwing with more urgency, with him knowing he’s behind after the knockdown.Copy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R5Prograis ends the fifth round superbly well, with the American first following through on the jab, then Prograis pounces with a jab to the chest to unbalance Catterall and the Brit falls over.The referee has given the knockdown to Prograis in controversial circumstances, as it looked like Catterall just lost his footing on the canvas.Huge moment in the fight there.Copy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R4This is still quite a cagey affair, with neither boxer committing to letting their hands go.Catterall is quite happy to bide his time and look to land punches when Prograis comes inside.The American is known as a hitter, 24 of his wins have come inside the distance.Catterall’s tactics may well be to keep some juice in the tank to become the aggressor in the later rounds.Copy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R3HUGE blow landed from Catterall as the main event spices up towards the end of the third round.Drop of the shoulder from Catterall and Prograis walks onto a brutal hook to the side of the head – Prograis’ eye now starting to swell.Copy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R2The two southpaws continue to feel each other out. Cagey start to this one, with neither fighter wanting to make the first mistake.Porgais ended the round the better, landing a good hook to the head of Catterall.Credit: PACopy linkCopiedJack Catterall vs Regis Prograis R1Both fighters working the jab early on, with Prograis looking the sharper of the two.Prograis constantly looking to close the gap between him and Catterall.Both fighters waiting for the other to make a mistake to commit to the bigger blows.Copy linkCopiedMain event time!Now we are straight into the main event after Reece Bellotti vs Michael Gomez Jr was called off after Gomez Jr fell ill in the changing room earlier this evening.Jack Catterall faces Regis Prograis in a blockbuster super lightweight bout to top the bill.The Brit will be looking to secure a world title shot for next year with a win at the Co-op Arena.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedWhat next for Hatton?After back-to-back defeats to Flint, question marks over what’s next for Hatton will be raised by many.The Mancunian would have been hoping to win tonight’s rematch and take it to a trilogy.But now, it’s unclear where Hatton will go after the change of trainer didn’t go to plan this evening.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedHatton on the end of back-to-back defeatsHatton is now 14-2 after back-to-back defeats to Jimmy Joe Flint.Hatton showed lots of heart in the rematch, but Flint just always seemed in total control of the bout, landing more telling blows on the Mancunian.Judges scorecards: 97-94, 96-94 & 96-95Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedCampbell Hatton vs Jimmy Joe Flint – FLINT WINS THE REMATCHFlint has beaten Hatton for a second time after a thrilling part two in Manchester.Flint was victorious by way of unanimous decision.It’s the second defeat in Hatton’s young career.Copy linkCopiedCampbell Hatton vs Jimmy Joe Flint R10Hatton giving it all he has in the final round, as he knows Flint is likely ahead on the scorecards.Both men landing huge shots still and showing no signs of slowing down.Flint’s left eye is almost close shut, while Hatton’s left eye is still gushing with blood.And there’s the bell! Another thrilling fight between these two British boxers.We now wait for the scorecards…Copy linkCopiedCampbell Hatton vs Jimmy Joe Flint R9Flint’s experience starting to show as he allows Hatton to push onto him and avoid his big shots.The fight is now being dictated by Flint as he looks comfortable with Hatton being the aggressor.We go into the tenth and final round.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedCampbell Hatton vs Jimmy Joe Flint R8Flint continues on from the seventh round and lands effective punches to the body of Hatton.Hatton continues to be too predictable, making it easy for Flint to counter.Two to go in this one. Copy linkCopiedCampbell Hatton vs Jimmy Joe Flint R7Flint’s corner asking for more urgency ahead of the seventh round.And that’s exactly what Flint does as he starts to jab on the front foot and picks his shots better.Hatton continues to look for the overhand right but appears to be becoming more and more predictable.Copy linkCopiedCampbell Hatton vs Jimmy Joe Flint R6Hatton certainly the more aggressive in the sixth, with the pace of the fight starting to affect Flint.The blood in the left eye does look to be impacting Hatton’s vision as it continues to flow.Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopied More

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      Boxer taken ill in changing rooms and forced to pull out of fight on Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis undercard

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      TONIGHT’S fight between Michael Gomez Jr and Reece Bellotti is OFF.The pair were due to step into the ring on the Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis undercard at the Co-Op Live Arena in Manchester.Michael Gomez Jr, right, had to withdraw from the fight with Reece BelottiCredit: GettyBoth the British and Commonwealth super featherweight belts were supposed to be on the line. However, Gomez Jr was taken ill in the changing rooms shortly before the first bell.And following a doctor’s assessment, he was ruled out of the bout.The fight was expected to start at approximately 9pm on DAZN.READ MORE ON BOXINGHowever, the news of the shock withdrawal came from Matchroom Boxing’s X account at 7.50pm. A statement said: “Matchroom Boxing has been informed by the British Boxing Board of Control that tonight’s scheduled British & Commonwealth Super Featherweight Title bout between Reece Bellotti and Michael Gomez is off.”Michael Gomez Jr as taken ill in the changing rooms, where he was inspected by doctors and ruled out of the contest.”We wish Michael a speedy recovery.”Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSBellotti, though, was furious and accused Gomez of “swallowing” the fight.He raged on live TV: “He swallowed it. You f***ing know he swallowed it.’Referee’s got a chin on him’ say shocked fans after official accidentally whacked in face during heavyweight clash”He has one million per cent swallowed it.”Bell [Tony Bellew] you can back what I’m saying here – if you’re in that changing room there is nothing out there that will f***ing stop you from fighting. Fact.”He has gone behind his team and swallowed the fight. 100 per cent fact.”In my last fight against Levi Giles, my hand was mashed up.”I got told by my physio, ‘Don’t take the fight, your hand is mashed.'”I said, ‘I signed the fight, I’m fighting him, I’ll do him with one f***ing hand. I don’t give a s***.'”The boys could have gone behind my back, the doctor would have bowled in and I would have said, ‘Nah I’m sweet doctor, don’t worry about it.'”I am not swallowing a fight in a changing room ever. “He has swallowed the fight.’YOU MELTED. FACT.'”He sold 1,000-plus tickets now he’s got to tell all his mates, ‘Oh sorry my team pulled me out.'”You sound like a p***y. You melted. Fact.”DAZN were forced to apologise for his expletive-laden rant. Bellotti, 33, was ordered to defend his two belts by the BBBoC – three months on from his victory over Levi Giles at the Copper Box in London. The Bomber from Hertfordshire secured a unanimous decision that night to move his record to 19-5.But he was set for a tough task clinging on to his titles against Gomez Jr.The Lancashire man, 29, has won his last 12 pro fights – dating back to August 2019. That included his most recent victory over Kane Baker in April where he survived an early cut above his eye in Manchester to secure his English super featherweight belt and move to 21-1 in his pro boxing career. Bellotti vs Gomez Jr was supposed to be the main supporting act of the night – and tipped by many to be the best contest on the card.Ricky Hatton’s son Campbell is also a warm-up act before Catterall and Prograis take centre stage at around 11pm.READ MORE SUN STORIESThe super lightweight contenders were originally scheduled to meet in August, but the fight was delayed due to Catterall suffering an injury.Brit Catterall will be desperate to secure a world-title shot in 2025 with a win over former world champ Prograis.Gomez was looking to land the British and Commonwealth super featherweight beltsCredit: GettyHe is unbeaten in his last 12 fights dating back to 2019Credit: Richard Pelham / The Sun More

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      Adilson ‘Maguila’ Rodrigues dead at 66: Boxing world title contender who fought Evander Holyfield and Foreman dies

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      BRAZILIAN boxing legend Adilson “Maguila” Rodrigues has died aged 66.The former heavyweight contender passed away in Sao Paulo after suffering from multiple health complications. Adilson Rodrigues, left, during his fight with George ForemanCredit: GettyRodrigues passed away aged 66Credit: TwitterIn 85 fights, Rodrigues won 77, lost seven, drew once and scored 61 career knockouts. He held various Brazilian and South American titles, facing some of boxing’s best during his time. In 1989, he was beaten by American great Evander Holyfield and George Foreman a year later, losing both in round two. But Rodrigues also beat former cruiserweight world champion and now Sky Sports pundit Johnny Nelson in 1995. READ MORE IN BOXINGHis last fight came in 2000, losing to countryman Daniel Frank. After retiring – 13 years later – Rodrigues was diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). CTE is a neurodegenerative disease that affects many former fighters after years of head trauma. Symptoms include memory loss and confusion, which intensifies over time. Most read in BoxingWhat is CTE?By Jennifer Roback and Penelope MinCTE refers to a brain degeneration caused by frequent head traumas.Other elements may play a role, including genetics, but exact factors are yet to be discovered, as reported by the Boston University CTE Center.CTE is only diagnosed through an autopsy of the brain and is known to be a rather rare disease.It is most commonly found in athletes, including football players and boxers.Some symptoms of CTE include memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, and progressive dementia.These signs can begin to appear after years or even decades after the last brain trauma.In 2018, with his family’s consent, Rodrigues decided to donate his brain to scientific research after his death. It will allow researchers at the University of Sao Paulo to study the impact of repeated trauma on the brain.Rodrigues spent his last days at the Anjos de Deus Therapeutic Center in Itu receiving specialised care. Netflix unveil official promotional trailer for Katie Taylor vs Amanda Serrano 2 More

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      Anthony Joshua’s rematch with Daniel Dubois at risk of collapse as Eddie Hearn reveals ‘concern’ over planned date

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      ANTHONY JOSHUA’S rematch with Daniel Dubois is at the risk of collapse as Eddie Hearn revealed a “concern” over the planned date.AJ was dropped FOUR times on the way to a brutal fifth-round knockout defeat at Wembley in September.Daniel Dubois and Anthony Joshua’s rematch faces collapseCredit: GettyAnd he was expected to rematch Dubois in a bid for revenge – already eyed for February in Saudi Arabia.But his promoter Hearn revealed the quick five month turnaround looks to be too close – leaving the rematch facing the KO.Hearn told Sky Sports: “Our concern at the moment is just timing. “You’ve got a few little niggles, you get them looked at and then you can’t punch again for four, five weeks. READ MORE IN BOXING”If we’re going to fight him in February, we need to start camp in about three weeks’ time. It’s quite a fast turnaround.”Hearn revealed May is their target date to return with Joshua’s heart set on a rematch with Dubois. He said: “Ideally we’d like to return around May time. It does feel as though it’s coming on quite quickly.”From a body perspective we could probably do with a little bit more time ideally. Sometimes it’s not ideal and you just go for it. Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS”But we just need to decide are we going to be ready. [Joshua] has told me categorically: ‘I want the rematch.’ “But it’s just a case of whether he’s going to be ready for February and that’s something they’re going to have to decide.Tyson Fury willing to wait until he’s 50-YEARS-OLD to fight Anthony Joshua and says rival ‘knows he’s getting it'”It’s not ruled out. But we do appreciate it’s a fast turnaround.”Tyson Fury, 36, rematches Oleksandr Usyk, 37, on December 21 following his loss in their May undisputed title decider.But Usyk was forced to vacate the IBF belt to proceed with the return as Dubois inherited the belt after being elevated from interim champ.And Hearn has also not ruled out Joshua waiting to fight Fury next opposed to Dubois. He said to BBC Sport: “It would be frustrating if we made the Dubois rematch and Fury won.”Then we’re sitting there going ‘hang on a minute, we’re fighting Dubois but we could have fought Fury in May for the biggest fight in boxing.’READ MORE SUN STORIES”Win or lose, we can fight Fury next summer. But if he wins, AJ fights him for the world title.”Oleksandr Usyk facing off with Tyson FuryCredit: Getty More

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      Tyson Fury, 36, reveals how much money he has in the bank and hints at fighting to AGE 50 to maximise boxing paydays

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      TYSON FURY could fight on until he is 50-YEARS-OLD as he looks to make as much from boxing as possible. Fury returns on December 21 in a rematch against Oleksandr Usyk following his defeat in May. Tyson Fury says he could fight into his 50sCredit: PAHe lost his WBC belt and undefeated record after 12 thrilling rounds. But Fury – who has won every title in heavyweight boxing – admitted he is not fighting for gold anymore. Instead, he wants to maximise his boxing paydays after responding to a question about ex-champion Andy Lee saying it is hard to accept defeat.Fury responded: “Andy Lee never had £200million in his bank to make him happy, did he? So what is my goal, and what is my target? READ MORE IN BOXING”It’s not a belt. It’s not a legacy. It’s not a boxing fight. It’s to make as much money as possible.”To do that, I’ve got to have as many fights as I can until the wheels fall off and I’m 50 years old, crippled with a stick, walking down the street. That’s how I’ll be.”Fury, 36, previously said he would wait to fight Anthony Joshua, 35, even if he was in his 50s. The outspoken Gypsy King is believed to have earned close to £85m alone in his loss to Usyk, 37, earlier in the year. Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERSAnd Fury believes he is the only boxer candid enough to admit he fights purely for fortune.He said: “I’ve had 40 professional fights, and I was in every single one of them for the money. Usyk Vs Fury 2 Launch Event entrances”If I wasn’t getting paid, I wouldn’t have done any of them. I do it for the dough, but I’m the only one that will tell the truth.”I don’t come to these places, thinking, ‘Oh my God, I’m on TV. I’m Famous.’ “I’m thinking, ‘How much dough can I get at any given moment in my career?’ “If you want to fight, the only question I say is, ‘How much?’ I have gloves, I have a body, and I will travel if the money is right. I’m truthful.”Oleksandr Usyk facing off with Tyson FuryCredit: Getty More

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      Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis EXACT ring-walk time: What time will the fight start in UK?

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      JACK CATTERALL returns to the ring TONIGHT as he takes on Regis Prograis in a huge bout.The super lightweight contenders were originally scheduled to meet in August, but the fight was delayed due to Catterall suffering an injury.Jack Catterall takes on Regis Prograis in a huge fight tonightCredit: GettyTonight, the wait is finally over, as British boxer Catterall looks to secure a world title shot in 2025 with a win over Prograis.The 31-year-old was last in action in May, beating Josh Taylor in a thrilling rematch of their 2022 clash.Catterall secured a deserved win in the second fight after the decision in the first fight went against him in controversial circumstances.’El Gato’ faces a former world champion in Prograis, who last lost to Devin Haney in December 2023.READ MORE IN BOXINGWhat time are the ring-walks for Catterall vs Prograis and when does the fight start?The ring-walks for Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis are expected to be at around 10.50pm BST.The main event is expected to get underway at approximately 11.05pm BST.Timings could be subject to change depending on the length of the undercard fights.The event is set to begin at 7pm BST.What TV channel is it on and can it be live streamed?Jack Catterall vs Regis Prograis will be broadcast live on DAZN.The event will not be on PPV and available to all DAZN subscription holders.You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £9.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.A flexible pass, worth £19.99-a-month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime.You can also pay £99.99 for the year upfront, and this is the lowest cost option.Who else is on the card?Jack Catterall vs. Regis Prograis; Super lightweightReece Bellotti vs. Michael Gomez Jr; Super featherweightCampbell Hatton vs. James Flint; Super lightweightPat McCormack vs. William Andres Herrera; WelterweightJunaid Bostan vs. Maico Sommariva; Super welterweightWilliam Crolla vs. Lorenzo Grasso; Super welterweightSte Clarke vs. Mateusz Pawlowski; MiddleweightJoe McGrail vs. Lewis Morris; FeatherweightEmily Whitworth vs. Sara Orszagi; Bantamweight More

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      Campbell Hatton vs Jimmy Joe Flint EXACT ring-walk time: What time will big rematch start?

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      CAMPBELL HATTON faces Jimmy Joe Flint in a big rematch tonight in Manchester. The pair fought earlier this year and it was Flint that came out on top, handing Hatton the first loss of his pro career. Campbell Hatton will do battle with Jimmy Joe Flint later tonightCredit: GettyBut the son of British boxing hero Ricky will be out for revenge on the undercard of Jack Catterall’s fight against Regis Prograis. Read on to find out exactly what time Hatton and Flint will be making their way to the ring. Hatton vs Flint EXACT ring-walk timeCampbell Hatton’s clash with Jimmy Joe Flint takes place on Saturday, October 26.The ring-walk time is set to get underway at approximately 8.53pm BST, depending on the length of the previous undercard fights.The main card starts at 7pm BST on DAZN.Who is on the card?As well as Hatton’s clash against Flint, the main event sees Jack Catterall go up against Regis Prograis in one of the best fights that can be made in the division.Reece Bellotti takes on Michael Gomez Jr while Pat McCormack faces William Herrera in a middleweight clash.Junaid Bostan is also in action against Maico Sommariva. Anthony Crolla’s son William also takes to the ring as he contends with Lorenzo Grasso.Jack Catterall vs. Regis Prograis – Super lightweightReece Bellotti vs. Michael Gomez Jr – Super featherweightCampbell Hatton vs. James Flint – Super lightweightPat McCormack vs. William Andres Herrera – WelterweightJunaid Bostan vs. Maico Sommariva – Super welterweightWilliam Crolla vs. Lorenzo Grasso – Super welterweightSte Clarke vs. Mateusz Pawlowski – MiddleweightJoe McGrail vs. Lewis Morris – FeatherweightEmily Whitworth vs. Sara Orszagi – BantamweightHow to watchHatton vs Flint will be shown live on DAZN in the UK as part of your subscription.You can subscribe to DAZN in the UK for £9.99-a-month, which commits you to an entire year of action.A flexible pass, worth £19.99-a-month, is also available, and you can cancel anytime.You can also pay £99.99 for the year up front, and this is the lowest cost option.The fight is available for live streaming on your mobile or tablet device from the DAZN app.You can also watch DAZN 1 HD on Sky channel 429.Most read in Boxing More

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      Who is Regis Prograis’ wife Raquel and how many kids does she have with the light welterweight boxer?

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      REGIS Prograis came to the attention of British fight fans when he travelled to London in 2019 to take on Josh Taylor in the final of the World Boxing Super Series.He’s facing off against England’s Jack Catterall on October 26, 2024 — here we get to know the American boxer’s wife Raquel.Regis Prograis has been married to Raquel for over a decadeCredit: Instagram / raquelprograisRegis Prograis is an accomplished American southpaw best known for his achievements in the light welterweight division.The professional boxer chose his own nickname, “Rougarou” — Louisiana French for ‘werewolf’ — to pay homage to his grandfather, who is of Native American descent.He is married to Raquel Prograis.Who is Raquel Prograis?Very little has been reported about Raquel, so a full biography of her life, or a complete timeline of her relationship with Reigs, is currently unavailable.read more on regis prograisThe couple prefers to keep their private information out of the public domain.Their meeting was reportedly serendipitous, having first crossed paths through a mutual client.Who that client was or what business they had with either of the pair was not disclosed.Despite initial language barriers — Regis didn’t speak Portuguese and Raquel was not fluent in English — their connection proved strong enough to lead to marriage.Most read in BoxingMarriageRegis and Raquel tied the knot in December 2012, but details of their big day have not been reported.On top of being the partner of a professional boxer, Raquel has carved out her own identity as a YouTuber with over 1,000 subscribers.Marcus Rashford meets welterweight boxing star Regis Prograis in DubaiHer channel is called Raquel’s Mini Luxury and the content she posts is centred on fashion, shopping and lifestyle.She writes: “Hey my name is Raquel I’m Luxury addicted, in love with everything Lux.”I upload videos with unboxing, reviews and more, twice a week, with one bonus.”Family lifeRegis and Raquel have three children together — two daughters and a son.Their son Ray was born on October 20, 2013, with daughter Khalessi following on August 10, 2016.The couple share three kids together — two girls and a boyCredit: Instagram / raquelprograisIn November 2020, the boxer shared a video of Raquel giving birth to their third child, a girl, in a pool — but her name is yet to be reported.Support systemRaquel has been a constant source of support for Regis throughout his boxing career.Her presence ringside and her role in managing family life while Regis trains and competes demonstrates the strong partnership they share.This was particularly evident in November 2020 when Regis was preparing to fight Juan Heraldez, while Raquel was due to give birth to their second daughter.Family valuesDespite being married to a public figure, Raquel seems to prioritise her family’s privacy — especially when it comes to their children.READ MORE SUN STORIESHer role in maintaining family stability no doubt contributes significantly to Regis’ career and his ability to focus on boxing.While much of her life remains private, her presence and support have undoubtedly been significant factors in Regis’ success. More