After a respectful, friendly build-up, Anthony Cacace, 23-1 (8 KOs), and Josh Warrington, 31-4-1 (8 KOs), declared war on each other at Friday’s weigh in but rather than the expected brutal brawl, the ...

The last 18 months has really been taken over by "The Apache" from Northern Ireland. Anthony Cacace delivered a one-side performance against Leigh Wood, forcing his corner to throw in the towel during ...

Both Jazza Dickens and Anthony “The Apache” Cacace belong to a different time in the boxing business, a time when boxers without infamy and entourages won and lost title fights as part of their day ...

Anthony Cacace is the IBF world title holder. He defeated Cordina in his last clash to secure the belt. Cacace sent shock waves globally in his last contest with Joe Cordina when he became the world ...

Anthony Cacace became a two-weight world champion with a unanimous decision victory over Jazza Dickens at the 3Arena on Saturday night. The bout headlined a special night of boxing at the Dublin venue ...

Joe Cordina isn't the most dominant champion on the boxing circuit, but our betting picks expect him to stave off Anthony Cacace in this title defense. Joe Cordina defends his IBF super featherweight ...

Cacace has endured plenty of setbacks in his career, but can become a two-time world champion with victory over James 'Jazza' Dickens in Dublin on Saturday If there is a lesson to be found in keeping ...

ANTHONY CACACE has set up the dream weekend for the 1,600 fans he has coming over from Belfast for his St Patrick’s Day world title fight. Cacace challenges for Jazza Dickens’ WBA super-featherweight ...

Anthony Cacace (18-1, 7 KOs) is a happy man. Seven years as a professional boxer, periods of inactivity and frustration as well as not fulfilling his potential, finally paid off in Birmingham last ...

IBO world super-featherweight champion Anthony Cacace has called out American rival Raymond Ford, following the the southpaw's unanimous decision win over Abraham Nova — who stepped in as a late ...

SNAPPY Anthony Cacace became a two-time world champion as he dethroned WBA king Jazza Dickens in Dublin last night. The Belfast boxer, 37, previously an IBF holder, was back on top of the world ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Both Jazza Dickens and Anthony “The Apache” Cacace belong to a different time in the boxing business, a time when boxers without ...