At age 35, Regis Prograis knows his career is likely on the line in Saturday's showdown against Jack Catteral.

Arguably the biggest fight of the weekend, the 140-pound non-title but very significant bout between Jack Catterall and Regis Prograis will likely see the

Jack Catterall and Regis Prograis are finally one sleep away from meeting in the ring. Both fighters made weight for their oft-postponed junior welterweight clash. Catterall weighed 140 pounds, while Prograis was 139.

Local gold is on the line on the Jack Catterall vs. Regis Prograis undercard, while the son of a legend looks to avenge the first loss of his young career. Here's a breakdown of all the action on the Catterall vs.

Regis Prograis taunted Jack Catterall with a message from Catterall’s manager telling Prograis that he would “flatten” him if they fought. They settle it Saturday at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester.

Regis Prograis has a vision of the headlines after his junior welterweight fight against Jack Catterall on Saturday: "Prograis beats Catterall in his own back yard."

Jack Catterall's manager insists there is no rift between him and his fighter and Catterall has not been distracted by Regis Prograis press conference antics. Ahead of Saturday's fight in Manchester,

On October 26 at the Co-op Live Arena, Manchester, Jack Catterall (29-1, 13 KOs) returns to super lightweight action as he faces Regis Prograis (29-2, 24 KOs) in a 12-round bout.

Jack Catterall sees victory over Regis Prograis on Saturday as a stepping stone to a world junior welterweight title shot, rather than a third fight with Josh Taylor.