Jazza Dickens faces Anthony Cacace on March 14 at 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland, airing live on DAZN in a junior lightweight title fight scheduled for 7 p.m. local / 3 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. UK.
Jazza Dickens (36-5, 15 KOs) defends the WBA junior lightweight title against former champion Anthony Cacace (24-1, 9 KOs) in a bout that places two experienced contenders back in a championship setting. The event streams worldwide on DAZN.
Fight Date and Start Time
Event: Jazza Dickens vs. Anthony Cacace
Date: Saturday, March 14
Venue: 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland
Main Event: Jazza Dickens vs. Anthony Cacace, 12 rounds, junior lightweight
Start Time: 7 p.m. local / 3 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. UK
PPV Price: Not applicable
How to Watch: Live on DAZN via subscription
The card is now official.
How to Watch
Jazza Dickens vs. Anthony Cacace streams live worldwide on DAZN. The broadcast is included with subscription. Ticket availability is handled through the venue and official ticket outlets.
Full Fight Card
Junior Lightweight – 12 Rounds
Jazza Dickens (36-5, 15 KOs) vs. Anthony Cacace (24-1, 9 KOs)
Junior Welterweight – 10 Rounds
Pierce O’Leary (18-0, 10 KOs) vs. Maxi Hughes (29-8-2, 6 KOs)
Junior Lightweight – 10 Rounds
Colm Murphy (16-0, 6 KOs) vs. Jono Carroll (25-3-1, 7 KOs)
Additional prospect bouts will complete the undercard.
Pierce O’Leary continues his unbeaten run against the experienced Maxi Hughes, while Colm Murphy meets former title challenger Jono Carroll in a domestic matchup at 130 pounds.
Where the Winner Moves Next
Jazza Dickens seeks to secure his first defense after finally reaching the championship level late in his career. Anthony Cacace attempts to reclaim a world title position after stepping away from the IBF belt in pursuit of larger opportunities.
Jazza Dickens captured the WBA belt after stopping Albert Batyrgaziev in four rounds before being elevated to full champion when Lamont Roach vacated the title. Dickens enters the bout following wins over Zelfa Barrett and Batyrgaziev after moving up to 130 pounds.
Anthony Cacace returns to title contention after victories over former featherweight champions Josh Warrington and Leigh Wood. Cacace previously held the IBF junior lightweight title after stopping Joe Cordina in 2024 before vacating the belt.
The March 14 result clarifies whether Jazza Dickens can establish himself as a champion at 130 pounds or whether Anthony Cacace re-enters the division’s title picture right now.
The coverage minimizes Anthony Cacace’s accomplishments and decision-making. Vacating the IBF belt does not diminish his skill; it was strategic, not a retreat. Cacace has wins over Warrington and Leigh Wood and can outbox Dickens. The article should analyze styles and ring IQ rather than merely listing records.
Article glosses over a key point: Jazza Dickens’ title feels inflated. He was elevated to full champion after Lamont Roach vacated, and his best wins were against journeymen rather than elite 130-pounders. This matchup should prove whether he truly belongs at the top, but the piece underplays Cacace’s resume and the stakes involved.