WEST Belfast’s current super-featherweight champion of the world prepares to take on his first challenge since winning the IBF belt in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The fight, which is taking place at Wembley Stadium, is part of the undercard for Anthony Joshua’s clash with fellow British heavyweight Daniel Dubois.
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The IBO super-featherweight championship is on the line, however, it was confirmed that if Cacace loses to Warrington, then the Andersonstown native will lose both of his belts.
The IBO title would go to Warrington but the IBF belt would be vacant.
Cacace, who has reached the pinnacle of his boxing career at 35 years old, will have a tough fight on his hands but is confident that he can get past the challenge that Warrington presents.
Warrington, who has a career record of 30-3-1, will see this as an opportunity to break the dip that he currently finds himself in having lost the last two of his fights and his IBF featherweight title along with it.
The Leeds United fan has managed one win in five fights in three years and will have his eyes set on Cacace’s IBO title when he steps into Wembley.
When and where is the Anthony Cacace - Josh Warrington fight happening?
Anthony Cacace will fight on the undercard of Anthony Joshua’s heavyweight clash with Daniel Dubois at Wembley on Saturday, September 21.
When is the ring walk scheduled to happen for Anthony Cacace v Josh Warrington?
Ring walks are expected around 6pm, though with live boxing this is liable to change.
Where can I watch Anthony Cacace v Josh Warrington?
The fight is being streamed on pay-per-view via Sky Sports, TNT Sports and online platform DAZN. You can follow live updates from The Irish News here.
