Josh Taylor vs Jack Catterall punching stats
Saturday’s bout between Josh Taylor and Jack Catterall ended in immense controversy as the defending champion was judged victorious after 12 rounds of intense boxing.
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'People come first' - Andy Robertson speaks out before Scotland World Cup play-off v Ukraine
The safety of people in Ukraine must come first as Scotland prepare to face the national team of the war-torn country, says captain Andy Robertson.
Catterall trainer: 'I may quit boxing after Taylor decision'
Jack Catterall's trainer Jamie Moore has revealed their heartbreak at being denied victory over Josh Taylor by surprising scorecards and has said that he could quit boxing over the incident.
Jim Goodwin ‘hoping to have a couple back’ for Aberdeen’s game with Hearts
Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin hopes the pressure on his under-strength squad will start to ease ahead of their midweek cinch Premiership trip to Hearts.
Ellis Genge hails England team-mates for not buckling under Wales pressure
Ellis Genge insists England’s ability to withstand a customary Wales fightback at Twickenham is a result of the closer ties forged off the pitch.
Furious Jack Catterall hammers judges after having ‘dreams stolen’ in controversial defeat to Josh Taylor
Defeated light-welterweight title challenger Jack Catterall has hammered the judges that scored his highly controversial split decision loss to Josh Taylor.
‘Phenomenal’ - BBC pundit makes claim on ‘real gamechanger’ at Tottenham
Speaking to Football Insider, former Scotland coach and BBC pundit Alex McLeish has made a claim involving Tottenham defender Ryan Sessegnon and his manager Antonio Conte.
France impress on the way to dominant win in Scotland
Gael Fickou's try on the stroke of half-time proved the decisive blow as France cemented their position at the top of the Guinness Six Nations table with a commanding 36-17 win away to Scotland. Against the only side that they had not beaten in the Championship under Fabien Galthié, Les Bleus did not have it all their own way. In fact Scotland could have led shortly before half-time, but for a ball escaping Stuart Hogg's grasp on a brilliant counter-attack.