
Anthony Cacace and the value of momentum
Having dethroned Jazza Dickens in Dublin, Ireland, Anthony Cacace continues to ride the wave of momentum, according to Elliot Worsell

Having dethroned Jazza Dickens in Dublin, Ireland, Anthony Cacace continues to ride the wave of momentum, according to Elliot Worsell

Belfast hero Anthony Cacace paid tribute to the fans and his team members after the victory over Jazza Dickens that made him a two-time world champion.

Belfast’s Anthony Cacace became a two-time titleholder, claiming a WBA junior lightweight title from Jazza Dickens on Saturday in an emotionally charged 3Arena in Dublin.

Anthony Cacace will attempt to claim Jazza Dickens WBA junior lightweight strap Saturday at Dublin's 3Arena, and he may be fine leaving it there – win or lose.

Dickens isn't taking on an easy opponent for his first defense of the WBA junior lightweight title.

Anthony Cacace says becoming a two-time junior lightweight titleholder would put him on the list of Irish greats alongside Carl Frampton and Katie Taylor.

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Dickens is making the first defense of his WBA junior lightweight title while Cacace is a former titleholder at 130lbs who vacated his IBF belt in 2024.

Iranian missile and drone strikes in Dubai have complicated travel plans for Jazza Dickens and Jono Carroll, who are scheduled to fly to Ireland on Saturday ahead of their fights at Dublin's 3Arena.

Queensberry Promotions are not concerned about James “Jazza” Dickens reaching Dublin, Ireland for his scheduled title defense against Anthony Cacace on March 14