Scotland's Taylor retains WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO light-welterweight titles with disputed split decision
England's Catterall loses for first time in 27 bouts; Taylor extends record to 19-0
Well, we'll leave it there.
A night which should have seen a new light-welterweight champion has ended in immense controversy.
I'll leave you with this snap. Every picture tells a story and that.
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Taylor has spoken about a move up a weight, but with the outcry of this, will he be under too much pressure for a rematch?
As for Catterall, it will take a while for the Englishman to get over this. He's shown he can fight at world-title level now, though.
Regardless of the controversy, both fighters are absolute warriors.
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Image source, SNSJack Catterall, right, was denied a momentous success in Glasgow against Josh Taylor
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Taylor beats Catterall by split decision
Tim: If Taylor has any honour and respect for boxing he needs to offer a rematch #bbcboxing, external
Mike: Sorry, can't watch boxing anymore. If it's not rigged it's just a farce! #bbcboxing, external
Dan: What an absolute shocking decision, Catterall had that fight won easy and it’s been taken away from him, total embarrassment for boxing #bbcboxing, external
When the promoter of the event is saying that, it probably tells you everything...
Taylor beats Catterall by split decision
Ben Shalom, founder and CEO of Boxxer, says on Sky Sports: “I’m embarrassed tonight, I’m promoting this event.
"I love this sport and we try to keep our integrity, but tonight is really difficult. That’s heart-breaking for Jack.”
Richard Winton
BBC Sport Scotland at The Hydro
Josh Taylor is talking to BBC Scotland’s Andy Burke ringside. A rueful smile is evident amid the blood and sweat in his face. He surely knows he’s got away with one here tonight.
Josh Taylor v Jack Catterall
Steve Bunce
Boxing expert on BBC Radio 5 Live
Quote MessageI just want to add, and I'll sound like a broken record, I know. There are no corrupt, crooked, or broken judges. It's just guys ringside who get things very different to the rest of us. No one's getting brown envelopes.
Taylor beats Catterall by split decision
Jack Catterall's trainer Jamie Moore tells Sky Sports: "It's difficult to put into words. You're talking about a kid that's worked all his life to wait for that moment.
"He stepped aside to allow Taylor to become unified champion. He performs like that, beats the champion in his own back yard and gets robbed.
"My son is 16, just getting into boxing, he will be thinking: 'Why should I?'
"It's disgusting. I don't know what to say. You've asked Jack to come down and speak, as if he can do that, he's heartbroken.