Anthony Cacace upcoming fight in boxing is confirmed as per reports, his next fight schedule with opponent Josh Warrington. The fight between these two is for IBF World Super Featherweight title and placed as co-main event for (Joshua vs Dubois ppv) fight.
| Boxers | Purses |
|---|---|
| Anthony Cacace | £425k |
| Josh Warrington | £300k |
Anthony Cacace made strong comeback after losing his major pay-per-view fight from Martin Joseph Ward back in 2017. After that he defeated top opponents in his division, become new British super-featherweight champion after winning his fight from Sam Bowen and later defended the title against opponent Lyon Woodstock.
In 2022, Anthony Cacace become new IBO super-featherweight champion after winning his fight from opponent Michael Magnesi. He successfully defended IBO super-featherweight title against Damian Wrzesiński and Joe Cordina. This upcoming weekend he is going to fight for IBF World Super Featherweight title, and as per reports Anthony Cacace will earn guaranteed purse £425k for the title fight against with Josh Warrington. In previous fight, against Joe Cordina, Cacace earn guaranteed $250k.
Things are not going well for the Josh Warrington, he lost back to back two fights from Luis Alberto Lopez and Leigh Wood during year 2022-23. In last five boxing appearances he only manage to win fight against Kiko Martínez in March 2022. Before that he lost one fight Mauricio Lara in 2021, and in same year the re-match between these two ended as draw. Josh Warrington will earn guaranteed purse £300k for the upcoming fight with opponent Anthony Cacace and got great chance to become the new IBF World Super Featherweight champion in 2024.
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