Jazza Dickens vs Anto Cacace ticket prices and seating options have been confirmed for this March 14 showdown at the 3Arena.
Dickens vs Cacace tickets will range from €46 up to €357 depending on where the seats are situated inside the 3Arena.
Jazza Dickens vs Anto Cacace was officially announced over the Christmas and New Year period, with Frank Warren’s Queensberry Promotions heading to Dublin on St Patrick’s Day weekend for a blockbuster world title fight.
Dickens vs Cacace is headlining at the 3Arena on March 14, with Pierce O’Leary vs Mark Chamberlain already confirmed as the co-main event fight too.
The main event sees Liverpool’s Dickens put his WBA World Super-Featherweight Title on the line against ‘The Apache’.
This means that Dickens vs Cacace is headlining for one of the four recognised world title belts at super-featherweight in one of the biggest fights on the Emerald Isle in several years.
Ahead of the fight on St Patrick’s Day weekend, Dickens vs Cacace ticket prices have been revealed. Although there has been no confirmation on when the tickets go on general sale, the prices have been officially set.
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The cheapest tickets for this March 14 blockbuster, which is also acting as Pierce O’Leary’s Dublin homecoming, start at just €46.
The most expensive tickets are priced at €357 and are for the inner ringside seats right beside the ring apron. There are a total of six different price points for the six different ticket types, with €46 the cheapest and €357 the highest price.
There are also €67, €157, €182 and €257 tickets available. The further away from the action your seats are, the cheaper the tickets will be. The closer to the ring seats are, the more expensive the Dickens vs Cacace tickets become.
All of these prices don’t include a booking fee, which ticketing sites will charge for each purchase. There are also often service changes and other additional costs when buying tickets online through sites such as Ticketmaster and StubHub.
Ticket prices for #DickensCacace at the 3 arena in Dublin on Saturday, March 14th
€46 (Dark Blue)
€67 (Red)
€157 (Green)
€182 (Purple)
€257 (Orange)
€357 (Light Blue)These prices are without booking fees.
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— Boxing Tickets NI (@BoxingTicketsNI) January 6, 2026
The six different Jazza Dickens vs Anto Cacace ticket prices listed don’t take into account any additional booking fees and are a standard price for world championship boxing events in this day and age.
However, for fans wanting to avoid any additional costs when purchasing tickets, contacting any fighter on the card directly and buying it from them will work out far cheaper.
Not only is buying your Dickens vs Cacace tickets directly from any fighter on the card cheaper, it also helps the fighters themselves sell more tickets and fill out the 3Arena without big ticketing companies profiting from the event.
A date is yet to be revealed as to when general sale tickets are available for fans to purchase.
https://twitter.com/Queensberry/status/2007877709763158431
Dickens vs Cacace tickets are likely to go on sale in the coming weeks, with a sell-out expected at the 3Arena on March 14 on St Patrick’s Day weekend.
This show is just one of a number of stellar cards already scheduled by Queensberry in 2026, with boxing fans expecting an all-out war between Dickens and Cacace come fight night.
Both men will be supremely confident of getting their hand raised and will take no step back, which in turn will make for a thrilling contest between two of boxing’s good guys.
Stay tuned for further ticket updates for Dickens vs Cacace on March 14 on St Patrick’s Day weekend in Dublin.
Paul has worked in the sports journalism industry for several years now, specialising in boxing, MMA, golf and darts. This includes writing breaking news stories, in-depth features, predictions and more. Based in Belfast, Paul regularly attends live sporting events both at home and worldwide. Paul is a Director at YouTube channel ESBR Boxing, as well as featuring regularly at BBC Sport NI. Paul's knowledge of a Irish sports and sportspeople is extensive, having attended events locally as a fan from a young age as well as in a professional capacity after graduating with a First Class Honours degree in Sports Journalism.
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