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Wood was returning to the ring after a 19-month break, but following wins over Cordina and Josh Warrington, Cacace has now beaten three two-time champions in succession.<\/p>\n
“I don’t know if I fought the best Leigh Wood, but I fought Leigh Wood as again he’s another two-time world champion,” he said.<\/p>\n
“He’s beaten some really good names. It was a fight he’s been asking for, a fight that he’s been telling everyone he was going to knock me out. <\/p>\n
“It just shows you that I’m better than what I look like sometimes and I hit harder than my records suggest.”<\/p>\n
Cacace will turn 37 in February but, after his late rise through the division, said he has to “keep going”. <\/p>\n
“Never in my wildest dreams, genuinely, did I ever think that I would be where I’m at and that’s the truth,” he added.<\/p>\n
“We’re living in dreamland compared to two years ago.<\/p>\n
“I can’t just stop now, can I? I’ll have to keep going. I don’t have many miles on the clock.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n