IN a clinical display in Birmingham, Anthony Cacace outclassed his opponent to gain a unanimous decision.
Of the three judges, two scored the match in favour of Cacace 117-110 and the third scored 117-111.
Dictating the early rounds, Cacace saw success in the fourth with an upper-cut that put Lyon Woodstock on the canvas.
Job done and still the British Super Featherweight Champion, Belfast's Antony Cacace (PICS: Chris Egan)Switching between orthodox and southpaw styles, Cacace was able to answer anything Woodstock gave.
Looking relaxed and always in control, Cacace went on to dominate the later rounds showing his ability to counter punch every time Woodstock found his front foot.
Looking forward, Cacace has set his sights on a bout with Archie Sharp who's record show, has maintained a clean sheet following 20 fights.
Willam Hayden makes his professional boxing debut in Birmingham (PICS: Chris Egan)Elsewhere on the Frank Warren Bill at the Utilita Area Birmingham, Dublin's Super Light William Hayden made his successful debut against Dean Jones.
Anthony Yard also made a return to the ring with a knockout performance against the Columbian Alex Theran, and, with an estimated 1500 fans in the audience, the loudest cheers on the night were for Stoke on Trent's Nathan Heaney who stopped 'The Russian', Konstantin Alexandrov.
