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Jack Catterall will have his eyes on world championship contention when he faces Arnold Barboza Jr.

With an outstanding record of 30-1, the 31-year-old from Chorley will step into the ring on a four-fight unbeaten streak as he hopes to add the vacant WBO Interim World Super-Lightweight title to his collection of accolades and achievements. However, Barboza Jr will be a tough task standing in his way.

Catterall got his first crack at world championship contention back in February 2022, when he faced Josh Taylor for the WBA (Super), WBC, IBF and WBO Light-Welterweight titles. Not only did 'El Gato' leave the bout empty-handed following a close-fought split-decision loss, but he also endured the first defeat of his professional boxing career for his efforts.

And while Catterall ultimately atoned for his loss by besting Taylor in a rematch last May via unanimous-decision, no titles were on the line during that bout. Armed with wins over Taylor, Darragh Foley, Jorge Linares, and Regis Prograis, Catterall hopes to carry on his momentum when he steps into the ring with Barboza Jr.

However, the undefeated American holds a record of 31-0 with 11 knockouts and will undoubtedly be an incredibly tough puzzle for the Englishman to piece together. And with recent wins over the likes of Jose Ramirez, Sean McComb, Xolisani Ndongeni and Jose Pedraza, he will be looking for his first-ever shot at a world championship.

With an action-packed night of boxing ahead, Record Sport breaks down everything you need to know about Catterall vs Barboza Jr - from the venue and timings, to the full fight card and what has been said between the two combatants...

Catterall and Barboza are set to go to war for the vacant WBO Interim World