Jack Catterall lists six-name hit list

Jack Catterall 'better than ever' as he offers Rolando Romero fight update and reveals his hit list

New world champion Jack Catterall says he feels "better than ever" and that there are "great fights to be made" should he not face Rolando 'Rolly' Romero for the vacant WBA welterweight title.

Catterall produced one of the performances of his career to claim the vacant WBA 'regular' welterweight title in Egypt last month, beating Shakhram Giyasov via unanimous decision.

Romero is the WBA's designated 'super world champion' and was given a maximum of 180 days from May 23 to face Catterall (33-2), although has been inactive since defeating Ryan Garcia in New York in May 2025.

Reports have linked Romero (17-2) with a summer return and potential voluntary fight before the ordered clash with Catterall, who has been left frustrated by the delay but is open to other options.

"News is circulating now that he's going to take a fight, an interim fight or a keep busy fight in August, which is not ideal," Catterall told Sky Sports.

"There's potential [for him] to get cuts, but either way I'm going to fight for that 'super' title. If not, I'm in a great division with a lot of big name fighters, a lot of titles.

"Nobody's unified yet so there's an opportunity to do that. There's some great fights to be made."

On who else he could possibly face instead, Catterall added: "I like the winner of [Lewis] Crocker vs Liam Paro. Conor Benn, Devin Haney, Ryan Garcia, Rolly Romero - I'd fight all of them whenever.

"I've got my piece of the puzzle now and hopefully that brings some weight to the table, but I'm confident in making these fights and winning all these fights."