Anthony Cacace vs Josh Warrington. Fight Prediction
IBF and IBO super featherweight world champion Anthony Cacace will meet Josh Warrington. The fight will take place on September 21 at Wembley Stadium (UK) in London, which holds about 90 thousand spectators and is the main arena of English football. The approximate start of the fight is 22:30 Moscow time. Will the Irishman be able to succeed in the title fight with the Briton and what bets should he choose? - read our betting tip

Command Analysis

Anthony Cacace

Current form
In September 2022, Anthony Cacace defeated Italian Michael Magnesi (split decision) and won the IBO belt. Eight months later, he successfully defended his title against Polish Damian Wrzezinski (unanimous). And in May 2024, in a title fight with Joe Cordina (technical knockout, eighth round) from Wales, he added the IBF belt to his collection.
Cacace, 35, has 22 wins (eight by knockout) and one loss. The Apache is ranked seventh in the division by BoxRec and first nationally.
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Cacace could lose the title if he loses, but the Belfast fighter doesn't think that's a likely scenario.
«Being the favorite doesn't mean anything. I know Josh, he's a great fighter, and I know he's going to come out and fight hard, but I just believe I'm the better guy and this is my time,» Cacace said. «I know the style that Josh brings and I know what I bring, so I believe this is going to be the best fight of the night.»
Warrington beat Carl Frampton to retain his world title in December 2018, and that's something Cacace plans to avenge.
«He's fought the likes of Frampton, Selby and other big fighters in the past,» Cacace said. «I'd like to avenge some Irish fighters and I plan to do that on Saturday night.»
Interesting trends for betting
Cacace's knockout rate is 37 percent.

Josh Warrington

Current form
Josh Warrington is a two-time world featherweight champion, having held the IBF belt twice between 2018 and 2022. He has held the British, Commonwealth and European titles at regional level. The Briton made history by defeating fellow countryman Lee Selby (split), becoming the first Leeds-born boxer to win a major world title.
The Leeds Warrior has lost his last two fights, losing to another UK representative Leith Wood (TKO, round seven) in October 2023 and before that to Mexican Luis Alberto Lopez (split). Warrington, 33, has 31 wins (eight by knockout), three losses and one draw. Josh is ranked 42nd in the division by BoxRec and third nationally.
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Warrington, who is making his debut at 130 pounds, is only aiming for the IBO title. A win would allow him to return to the ranks of the division's significant and active fighters.
«I think throughout my career the odds have always been against me for some reason, but when I’m cornered it seems to bring out the best in me,» Warrington said. «We’ve been respectful of each other in the build-up. I have a lot of respect for Anto and his team have been very respectful as well. We’ll prove that you don’t have to use trash talk. It’s all about letting your fists do the talking and I think we’ll both show that on Saturday night.»
Interesting trends for betting
Warrington's knockout rate is 25 percent.
Trends
Bet Cacace wins on points
Cacace has 14 victories by decision
2.65Tip and bets
Buatsi approaches the upcoming match as a clear favorite. According to bookmakers, Warrington will have very little chance of success. However, such a large spread in the odds for the outcome of the fight is surprising. The boxer from Leeds is clearly not so weak and will be ready to give his opponent a real fight. In this situation, it is worth betting that the fight will go the full distance. The boxers have 37 victories on points between them.
Our prediction is that the fight will be a full 1.85