JOSH WARRINGTON has accomplished a lot in his boxing career, and after Saturday night he can add another milestone to his list.
At 33 years old, he will face Anthony Cacace at Wembley Stadium in hopes of securing his biggest win in over two years. With titles ranging from English to World championships, Josh Warrington has made a name for himself in the ring. He has fought in various venues, including the First Direct Arena, Elland Road, and Headingley Rugby League Stadium, engaging in some epic battles along the way.
Leading up to his upcoming fight with Cacace, Boxing News reflects on some of Josh Warrington’s Greatest Nights.
Warrington (R) got the better of Frampton (L). (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)
JOSH WARRINGTON vs. Carl Frampton
December 22, 2018, Manchester Arena
Just before Christmas in 2018, Warrington faced off against Frampton in a highly anticipated match. The Leeds fighter proved his worth by taking down the formidable Frampton in a thrilling showdown at Manchester Arena.
After an intense battle, Warrington emerged victorious, showcasing his skills and determination.
Warrington and 20,000 Leeds fans proved too much for Selby. (Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images)
JOSH WARRINGTON vs. Lee Selby
May 19, 2018, Elland Road, Leeds
In 2018, Warrington faced a tough challenge against Lee Selby at Elland Road. Despite doubts about his ability to compete at the world level, Warrington proved his critics wrong by defeating Selby and claiming the victory in front of a passionate crowd.
The atmosphere at Elland Road was electric as Warrington secured a split decision win, solidifying his status as a rising star in the boxing world.
Warrington became a two-time champ against Martinez. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)
JOSH WARRINGTON vs. Kiko Martinez 2
March 26, 2022, First Direct Arena, Leeds
In 2022, Warrington faced off against Kiko Martinez in a rematch that ended in a decisive victory for the Leeds Warrior. Despite facing a tough opponent, Warrington showcased his skills and determination, winning the IBF Featherweight title in spectacular fashion.
Warrington’s win was a testament to his dedication and talent, solidifying his place as a champion in the boxing world.
“I wouldn’t mind a bit of bread pudding, a cheeseburger, a pint with all these lot [the fans]. I wouldn’t mind going home, having sex with me missus, because it’s been about four weeks,” said Warrington.