Anthony Cacace Claims Second Super-Featherweight Title with Victory Over Jazza Dickens

In a thrilling match held in Dublin, Belfast's Anthony Cacace emerged victorious, claiming the WBA super-featherweight title from Jazza Dickens via unanimous decision. This win marks Cacace's second time as a world champion at 130 pounds, having previously held the IBF title since May 2018 when he knocked out Joe Cordina. The judges' scores were 115-113, 116-112, and 116-113 in favor of Cacace, who demonstrated his skill and perseverance at the age of 37. Following his victory, Cacace expressed his desire to unify the division, setting his sights on a future match against Emanuel Navarrete. Promoter Frank Warren praised Cacace's achievement, promising to secure bigger fights for him in the future, including a potential unification match in Ireland.