Jazza Dickens vs Anthony Cacace official weigh-in results, running order, ringwalks, betting odds, prediction

Jazza Dickens vs Anthony Cacace fight details

All the fighters on the St. Patrick's Day Weekend card weighed-in today ahead of the WBA world super featherweight title showdown between Jazza Dickens and Anthony Cacace before the big night tomorrow at the 3Arena.

Live on DAZN , this sold out event also features two IBO world title fights, with Pierce O’Leary going up against Maxi Hughes at super lightweight and Jono Carroll taking on Colm Murphy at super featherweight.

DAZN coverage begins at 7pm GMT.

Weigh-in Results:

Main Event 10pm

12x3 WBA Super-Featherweight Championship Jazza Dickens – 129.14 lbs Anthony Cacace – 129.5 lbs

12x3 IBO Super-Lightweight World Championship Pierce O’Leary – 139.8 lbs Maxi Hughes – 139.12 lbs

12x3 IBO Super-Featherweight Championship Jono Carroll – 129.1 lbs Colm Murphy – 129.1 lbs

10x3 WBA Continental Lightweight Championship Steven Cairns – 134.7 lbs Arnie Dawson – 134.11 lbs

6x3 Heavyweight contest Thomas Carty – 263 lbs German Skobenko – 245 lbs

8x3 Middleweight Eoghan Lavin – 159.15 lbs Liam Walsh – 158.15 lbs

4x3 Middleweight Bobbi Flood – 155.13 lbs Bela Istvan Orban – 152.4 lbs

6x3 Super-lightweight Garry Cully – 142.10 lbs Benito Sanchez Garcia – 143 lbs

4x3 Heavyweight contest Adam Olaniyan – 242 lbs Jan Bezouska – 301 lbs

Betting Odds

13/5 Jazza Dickens 4/9 Anthony Cacace 22/1 Draw

Predictions

Tim Rickson, BBN Editor: "Dickens, I expect, will bring the pressure and the aggression, while Cacace will fire in long range shots with his rangy limbs. Cacace has beaten three world champions in a row and stopped two of them, so I'm backing 'The Apache' to win, probably on points, but I wouldn't rule out a stoppage because all five of Jazza's defeats have come inside the distance.

"I'm quite convinced that Cacace wins, but completely torn on how. I'm initially leaning towards points, but 12 rounds is a long time and Cacace can bang!"

DID YOU KNOW? Both Jazza Dickens and Anthony Cacace won their British titles on their second attempts and both went on to win IBO world titles too.