Talk:Anthony Cacace
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Change "Northern Irish" to "Irish" in the intro. People born in Northern Ireland have the option to be British, Irish, or both but nobody really identifies as "northern irish". Certain areas of Northern Ireland are Irish Nationalist whereas others are more likely to identify as British. Fighters like Michael Conlan, his brother Jamie, and Anthony Cacace come from West Belfast which is a nationalist hub. Cacace is registered as Irish on boxrec by choice [1] whereas other Northern Ireland boxers may choose to be registered as British and should be listed as so. In this context, identity and citizenship is ultimately the fighters' choice and that choice should be respected on any web sources that display information about them. Vapor96 (talk) 05:59, 21 May 2024 (UTC)
