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Gareth Fullerton

Anthony Cacace feeling 'fresh at 34' but accepts 'there's no room for error'

Anthony Cacace insists "there's plenty more to come" as he prepares for his big homecoming fight on Saturday.

The IBO World super-featherweight champion fights in Belfast for the first time in eights years on the undercard of Conlan vs Lopez at the SSE Arena.

It will be the first defence of the belt he won against Michael Magnesi in Manchester last September, in what was a significant achievement for Cacace who has also held the British title in the 130lbs division.

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