Lyon Woodstock: record, next fight and profile →
Craig Richards stopped Padraig McCrory with a one-punch body shot, after Kurt Walker turned back the spirited Lyon Woodstock on Saturday in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Anthony Cacace made a successful belated first defence of his British super featherweight title as he battered Lyon Woodstock for the full 12 rounds as he recorded a unanimous points victory in Birmingham.
BRAD FOSTER will face Jason Cunningham for the British, Commonwealth and European Super-Bantamweight titles at Utlilita Arena, Birmingham on Saturday August 28, live on BT Sport.
Anthony Cacace says it his heartbreaking that his first fight in 15 months has been called off after Lyon Woodstock, who was supposed to have challenged the Belfast boxer for the British super-featherweight title, failed his COVID-19 test.
ANTHONY CACACE understands that there is no time to waste if he comes through this weekend’s tough British Super-Featherweight title defence against Lyon Woodstock.
The British super featherweight title showdown between Anthony Cacace and Lyon Woodstock will go ahead on Saturday February 27, acting as chief support for the WBO world title clash between Jamel Herring and Carl Frampton.
Anthony Cacace has pulled out of his fight later this week. The British super-featherweight champion had been set to defend his belt on Saturday night. Cacace, 31, is from Belfast in Northern Ireland and has a record of 18-1 with seven quick finishes.
FRANK WARREN WILL serve up a treble of top title action on October 10, live on BT Sport, featuring soon-to-be world middleweight title challenger Liam Williams, British welterweight champion Anthony Cacace and Commonwealth super welterweight ruler JJ Metcalf.
FRANK WARREN AND Queensberry Promotions have today signalled the return of live boxing by announcing three HUGE British title fights that will see Brad Foster defend against James Beech, Anthony Cacace face Lyon Woodstock and Lerrone Richards square off against Umar Sadiq.
Manchester’s Zelfa ‘Brown Flash’ Barrett collected the vacant Commonwealth super-featherweight title with a clear points victory over Lyon Woodstock. Barrett won on all three scorecards, 118-110 and 117-111 (twice) but he was made to earn it. Woodstock was determined and pursued the back-footed Barrett through all 12 rounds.