Main Card
Anthony Cacace defeated Jazza Dickens by Unanimous Decision (115–113, 116–112, 116–113) to win the WBA super featherweight title.
Pierce O’Leary stopped Maxi Hughes by RTD (after Round 5) to claim the vacant IBO super lightweight title.
Adam Olaniyan stopped Jan Bezouska by TKO (Round 1, 0:59) in his professional debut.
Ryan Garner defeated Cristian Bielma by TKO (Round 3, 1:07).
Jono Carroll edged Colm Murphy by Split Decision (116–112, 112–116, 117–111) to win the vacant IBO super featherweight title.
Prelims
Thomas Carty defeated German Skobenko by Points (60–54).
Steven Cairns stopped Arnie Dawson by TKO (Round 9, 1:38).
Eoghan Lavin defeated Liam Walsh by TKO (Round 8, 1:22).
Bobbi Flood stopped Bela Istvan Orban by TKO (Round 1, 1:08).
Gary Cully defeated Benito Sanchez Garcia by Points (60–54).
Barry McReynolds beat Jonatas Rodrigo Gomes de Oliveira by Points (40–36).
Post-lims
Davey Joyce defeated Wendel Da Costa Santos by TKO.
Eugene McKeever stopped Adrian Orban by TKO (Round 1).
James “Jazza” Dickens (36-5, 15 KOs) is making the first defense of his WBA junior-lightweight title against Anthony Cacace (24-1, 9 KOs) on March 14 at the 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland. The bout headlines a Queensberry Promotions event staged as part of St Patrick’s Day weekend celebrations, with the card set to stream live on DAZN.
Dickens was elevated to full WBA champion status in early December after the title was stripped from Lamont Roach Jnr, so this is his first full-title defense on Irish soil. The Liverpool fighter earned the interim belt last July with a four-round stoppage of Albert Batyrgaziev.
Standing opposite him will be Cacace, a 36-year-old former IBF champion from Northern Ireland. Cacace has not fought since May 2025, when he stopped Leigh Wood in nine rounds, and now returns straight into a world title opportunity against one of the division’s most in-form fighters.
The March 14 card will also feature a strong co-main event, as Irish junior welterweight Pierce O’Leary (18-0, 10 KOs) takes on Maxi Hughes (29-8-2, 6 KOs) in what has been billed as a long-awaited homecoming fight for O’Leary. Promoter Queensberry Promotions has positioned the bout as a key support attraction.
Queensberry’s Frank Warren said the show is designed to bring world championship boxing back to Dublin at a fitting time, highlighting the city’s boxing history and the appeal of staging the event during St Patrick’s Day weekend and with a world title fight on top, the Dublin date shapes up as one of the early highlights of the 2026 boxing calendar.
Fight card:
▪️Jazza Dickens vs. Anthony Cacace, 12 rounds, for Dickens’ WBA super featherweight title
▪️Pierce O’Leary vs. Maxi Hughes, 12 rounds, for the vacant IBO super lightweight title
▪️Adam Olaniyan vs. Jan Bezouska, 4 rounds, heavyweight
▪️Ryan Garner vs. Cristian Bielma, 8 rounds, super featherweight
▪️Jono Carroll vs. Colm Murphy, 12 rounds, for the vacant IBO super featherweight title
Prelims:
▪️Thomas Carty vs. German Skobenko, 6 rounds, heavyweight
▪️Steven Cairns vs. Arnie Dawson, 10 rounds, lightweight
▪️Eoghan Lavin vs. Liam Walsh, 8 rounds, middleweight
▪️Bobbi Flood vs. Bela Istvan Orban, 4 rounds, middleweight
▪️Gary Cully vs. Benito Sanchez Garcia, 4 rounds, super lightweight
▪️Barry McReynolds vs. Jonatas Rodrigo Gomes de Oliveira, 4 rounds, super lightweight
▪️Davey Joyce vs. Wendel Da Costa Santos, 4 rounds, super featherweight
▪️Eugene McKeever vs. Adrian Orban, 4 rounds, super welterweight
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