Campbell Hatton v Jimmy Joe Flint - TV channel, stream and start time for rematch on Catterall v Prograis card
Campbell Hatton will look to put his first setback firmly in the past when he returns to action on home soil.
Ricky’s lad suffered the first defeat of his career in a thriller with Jimmy Joe Flint in Sheffield in March. But he’ll be back in action on Co-op Live’s first ever boxing show in October, just yards from the Manchester City fan’s favourite Etihad Stadium.
When is Campbell Hatton’s next fight?
Campbell Hatton is set to return to action at Co-op Live in Manchester on Saturday, October 26. Returning after that first defeat, he’ll be on the undercard of Chorley star Jack Catterall’s meeting with former world champion Regis Prograis. The show had been set for August 24 only to be pushed back a couple of months due to an injury suffered by Catterall.
Who is Campbell Hatton’s opponent at Co-op Live?
He’ll be out for revenge with it confirmed he’ll be having a rematch with Flint on October 26 after their exciting first clash. Hatton lost out in the first fight for the Central Area super-lightweight title but is returning with a new training team. Having split from uncle Matthew he’s now working away from home with Barry Smith at the Ben Davison Performance Centre in Harlow, Essex
What time is Campbell Hatton’s fight at Co-op Live?
The night’s schedule won’t be confirmed until the week of the fight - but expected Hatton to be after 7pm and on the main portion of the card.
How to watch Campbell Hatton’s Co-op Live fight
The fight will be live on streaming app DAZN. There are three price plans available ranging from £9.99 per month.
How to get tickets to see Campbell Hatton at Co-op Live
Tickets are available now from Stage Front and Ticketmaster. Prices start at around £40, rising to £60, £100, £200 and £350 for VIP ringside seating.
What have Campbell Hatton and Jimmy Joe Flint said ahead of the fight?
Hatton: "I’m just excited. Pressure is something that I’ve had from the very start of my career. It’s nothing new. It’s a must-win fight, but the way I’ve been performing in the gym with the new set-up, we’re coming into this with a lot of confidence. I did a lot wrong in the first fight, as good a fight as it was, so there has been a lot we can change and adapt, and we have. I’m expecting to stop him.”
Flint: "I believe it’s repeat on Saturday night, 110 per cent. I didn’t think he would take the rematch this soon. He is saying he didn’t want any warm up fights, if that’s the case, why wasn’t this pencilled in for the August show? But we’re here and I believe it’s going to be repeat. There’s going to be a problem if he doesn’t bring another version isn’t there. If he doesn’t improve anywhere, it’s just going to be a win again for me, and then his career is basically over after back-to-back losses to me. He’s finished.”
Jack Catterall v Regis Prograis confirmed Co-op Live card
Aside from Campbell Hatton, there’s lots of other Greater Manchester interest on the card. Michael Gomez Jnr, son of the former fighter of the same name, challenges Reece Bellotti for the British and Commonwealth super-featherweight titles, Anthony Crolla’s younger brother William is in action and there’s a professional debut for Heywood’s Emily Whitworth.
- Jack Catterall v Regis Prograis
- Reece Bellotti v Michael Gomez Jnr - British and Commonwealth super-featherweight titles
- Jimmy Joe Flint v Campbell Hatton
- Pat McCormack v William Andres Herrera - WBA Intercontinental welterweight title
- William Crolla v Lorenzo Grasso
- Ste Clarke v Mateusz Pawlowski
- Joe McGrail v Lewis Morris
- Emily Whitworth v Sara Orszagi
- Junaid Bostan v Maico Sommariva