Frank Warren on Anthony Cacace World Title Win in Dublin

Alan Dawson1 min read
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Frank Warren on Anthony Cacace World Title Win in Dublin

Ireland’s latest boxing world champion, Anthony Cacace, and his promoter Frank Warren, talked on Saturday about what’s next for the fighter after he secured a title win over James ‘Jazza’ Dickens at the 3Arena in Dublin on Saturday, March 14.

Anthony Cacace on What’s Next For Him in Boxing

“I want to unify the division,” Anto said. “I want to have Emmanuel Navarette next.”

Frank Warren Reacts to Anthony Cacace’s Win over Jazza Dickens

“He’s a two-time world champion and it’s unbelievable what he’s done. All credit to him, and his team. He’s pulled himself back together, with great skills, and showed everybody what it’s all about,” Queensberry Promotions boss Warren said. 

“We’re going to get bigger fights for him, here. This is his home. Ireland. This is where we’re going to make the fights happen.” said Frank Warren.

How Cacace Beat Dickens

Cacace outboxed Dickens to win the WBA super featherweight title on points in Dublin. Using his size and sharper timing, Cacace controlled range early and landed the cleaner shots. A strong fifth round and consistent work in the middle rounds built his lead, while Dickens rallied but struggled to overturn it. Judges scored it 115-113, 116-112 and 116-113 for Cacace after 12 tactical rounds.

The Super Featherweight Landscape

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Alan Dawson

Alan Dawson is Boxing Social's editor. He is also a columnist for Uncrowned at Yahoo Sport, a TV host for Swerve Combat, and the founder-moderator of Boxing Twitter — a 20,000-strong community on X. A 17-year sports media veteran, Alan has enjoyed extensive stints at Business Insider as a correspondent, BT Sport as digital editor, and Give Me Sport as combat sports editor. He is a 2-time Sports Journalist of the Year finalist and has been honored six times by the Boxing Writers Association of America. Alan grew up near London but is based in Nevada with his young family. Outside boxing he plays 8-handicap golf, hikes, and rides his ebike through the Sierra mountain trails.

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