• Jack Catterall beat Harlem Eubank by technical decision - welterweight
• Joe Cordina beat Jaret Gonzalez Quiroz on points - lightweight
• Aqib Fiaz beat Alex Murphy on points - lightweight
• Pat Brown beat Lewis Oakford by TKO in round one - cruiserweight

• Leo Atang beat Milen Paunov by TKO in round one - heavyweight

• Fraser Wilkinson beat William Crolla by TKO in round six - super-welterweight

• Alfie Middlemiss beat Mohammed Wako on points - featherweight
• Skye Nicolson beat Carla Camila Campos Gonzales by TKO in round two - super-bantamweight
• Niall Brown beat Victor Ionascu by TKO in round four - super-middleweight

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Now it is time to settle in for the fight action. We hope you enjoy the radio commentary. Should be a cracking night!

Harlem Eubank is of course the cousin of Chris Eubank Jr and we have some other Eubank news for you.

Eubank Jr will fight Conor Benn again in a rematch on 20 September in London and BBC Sport's Kal Sajad has been tracking down the details.

Will it be the same weight? Will the much-debated rehydration clause remain in place?

Well, according to Eddie Hearn the terms will be the same and Team Benn had not been approached about any potential changes.

Asked if different terms would be considered, Hearn said Benn would not want to go above the 160lb middleweight limit.

READ MORE: No weight change for Eubank-Benn rematch - Hearn

Kal Sajad
BBC Sport at AO Arena, Manchester

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After winning gold at the British Karate Championships, a 10-year-old Harlem Eubank went with his mother to a shop, where they bumped into his famous uncle.

"Harlem's just won a British title," his mum, beaming with pride, told Chris Eubank Sr.

She expected a hug or at least a smile... but the former world champion didn't miss a beat.

"I have 19 world title defences," he replied flatly, before carrying on with his day.

"That was it, he was gone," Harlem says now, laughing. "My mum was probably fuming but even at that age, I understood what he was trying to say. He was planting the seed that it's never enough, there's always more to do. Aim higher."

It was vintage Eubank Sr - dismissive yet full of purpose.

It's a lesson Harlem still carries with him today as he prepares for the biggest fight of his professional career.

READ MORE: 'I tried to stay away - but boxing found me'

Matchroom announced the signing of Molly McCann on Thursday.

Liverpool fighter McCann retired from MMA after UFC London in March, but is not finished with combat sports.

With a amateur background in boxing, McCann has already set a target of winning a world title within eight fights.

Ambitious - but that's 'Meatball' McCann for you!

READ MORE: Former UFC star McCann announces boxing switch

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Harlem Eubank is unbeaten in 21 fights with nine knockouts, but Jack Catterall will be by far the best fighter he has faced.

Eubank has impressive wins over Belfast boxer Tyrone McKenna and French star Nurali Erdogan.

He is not the biggest puncher with nine knockouts but three in his last four represents the best stoppage run of Eubank's career to date.

If you're someone who can multi-task between listening and reading, well here is a belter story.

Kal Sajad spoke with heavyweight Kevin Lerena and tries his best to tell his remarkable story. The South African has lived an incredible life which included surviving a helicopter crash and testifying at Oscar Pistorius' murder trial.

READ MORE: The boxer who survived helicopter crash and testified at Pistorius trial

Lerena fights in a few weeks on the undercard of Oleksandr Usyk v Daniel Dubois.

There is some schedule this summer, take a look below!

• 11 July: Katie Taylor v Amanda Serrano 3
• 19 July: Oleksandr Usyk v Daniel Dubois 2
• 26 July: Claressa Shields v Lani Daniels
• 16 August: Moses Itauma v Dillian Whyte

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We expect Jack Catterall and Harlem Eubank to make their way to the ring around 22:15 BST.

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Jack Catterall's great run of form came to a grinding halt against Arnold Barboza Jr in February.

It was the Chorley man's first loss since his controversial defeat to Josh Taylor in 2022.

Outside of those blemishes, Catterall picked up plenty of impressive wins, including against Jorge Linares, Regis Prograis and in his rematch with Taylor.

Jack Catterall v Harlem Eubank - welterweight

• Joe Cordina beat Jaret Gonzalez Quiroz on points - lightweight
• Aqib Fiaz beat Alex Murphy on points - lightweight
• Pat Brown beat Lewis Oakford by TKO in round one - cruiserweight

• Leo Atang beat Milen Paunov by TKO in round one - heavyweight

• Fraser Wilkinson beat William Crolla by TKO in round six - super-welterweight

• Alfie Middlemiss beat Mohammed Wako on points - featherweight
• Skye Nicolson beat Carla Camila Campos Gonzales by TKO in round two - super-bantamweight
• Niall Brown beat Victor Ionascu by TKO in round four - super-middleweight

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BBC Sounds

The undercard is under way and you can tune into our radio coverage right now by clicking the 'listen live' icon above.

Our radio team at ringside is Ronald McIntosh, Steve Bunce & former super-middleweight champion Richie Woodhall.

If you're at home you can also listen via smart speaker, just say 'play Sports Extra 2'.

Evening all.

A great night of boxing we have for you tonight as Jack Catterall faces Harlem Eubank in Manchester.

The all-British welterweight fight is a pivotal moment for both men as Catterall can't afford to lose and the unbeaten Eubank makes a big step up in quality.

We have radio commentary of most of the undercard, details on the way!