Cacace ‘Too Good’ for Wood: The veteran TKO Win Marca, Eyes Bigor struggles

Anthony Cacace (24-1 9 kos) says he feels that he gets upside down, as the character in the movie “Benjamin button” The 36-year-old advanced age, with his ninth Technical Round of the old Peighweight champion of WBA, Leigh Wood (28-4, 17 kos), on Saturday night at the Motorpoint Arena de Nothingham, England.

The wood was overcome and was deflected by the highest and best qualified cache. In the ninth round, Cacace went to the end, unloading with a bubble of punches, sending the wood by stumbling on the ropes. Referee John Latham gave him a count of eight. Leigh tried to fight later, but Cacace continued with his relentless assault, nailing it with hooks, capital letters and body features.

Surrender towel

In the end, Wood desperately tried to retire through the ring, turning his back on the Cacace. Wood coach saw that his fighter was in a desperate position and chose to launch the surrender towel. Davison is very good in the launch of towels, as he had done with wood before. He should have set and fight like a warrior to the end, but turned his back and ran. I don’t know what to say about that. He speaks for himself, right? The stop time was at 2:15 in the new round.

Cacace showed with his performance that he still struggles at a high level and has lost nothing of his victories last year against Joe Cordina and Josh Warrington. However, Wood, 36, was not the ideal caliber to know how much the Irish native cacace has left in the tank. Leigh was out of a 19 -month dismissal and had never been considered a real world -class fighter at the elite level.

The claim of Wood’s fame beat Can Xu, Mauricio Lara and Michael Conlan. None of these fighters are in the same talent as the galaxy as the murderers in Featherweight today: Rafael Espinoza, Stephen Fulton, Nick Ball and Angelo Leo. Even Featherweight contestants, fighters like Bruce Carrington and Brandon Figueroa, would be a pure nightmare for wood.

Age challenged

“I feel like I’m the Benjamin’s boxing button. I’m working from old age,” said Anthony Cacace to Ring MagazineAbout the high level in which he still acts, fighting as a fighter in the late 1920’s.

“To get it tonight it was special. I’m really happy to have -I go to the biggest and better things. Tonight, I was a bit too good (for Leigh Wood).”