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    James Dickens v Anthony Cacace: WBA super-featherweight title fight tale of the tape

    March 9, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Chief support will see Dublin’s Pierce O’Leary fight in his home city for the first time as a pro when he takes on replacement Maxi Hughes with the vacant IBO light-welterweight belt up for grabs.

    Portsmouth’s Mark Chamberlain was due to face O’Leary, but he was forced to withdraw because of an infection with Yorkshire’s Hughes stepping up in weight for the challenge.

    The vacant IBO super-featherweight title is also on offer as Dubliner Jono Carroll and Belfast’s Colm Murphy lock horns, while an interesting addition to the card is Southampton’s undefeated super-featherweight Ryan Garner, who will be keen to earn a crack at the winner of the main event.

    James Dickens v Anthony Cacace – WBA world super-featherweight title

    Pierce O’Leary v Maxi Hughes – vacant IBO light-welterweight title

    Jono Carroll v Colm Murphy – vacant IBO super-featherweight title

    Steven Cairns v Arnie Dawson – lightweight

    Eoghan Lavin v Liam Walsh – middleweight

    Ryan Garner v TBA – super-featherweight

    Barry McReynolds v Jonatas Rodrigo Gomes de Oliveira – light-welterweight

    Davey Joyce v TBA – super-featherweight

    Adam Olaniyan v TBA – heavyweight

    Gary Cully v Benito Sanchez Garcia – light-welterweight

    Thomas Carty v German Skobenko – heavyweight

    Bobbi Flood v Bela Istvan Orban – middleweight

    Eugene McKeever v TBA – light-middleweight

    Running order and times to be confirmed

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