Carl Frampton: Last News

Tommy Fury has joined in the family bashing of Carl Frampton following the retired boxer's prediction that Jake Paul would have won the scheduled clash between the pair.After a year-long war of words, Tyson's younger brother and YouTuber Paul were finally due to settle their feud with a PPV bout in Florida last December.However, just 12 days prior to the event, Fury, 22, withdrew from the fight, citing a broken rib and bacterial chest infection.As a result, former UFC star Tyron Woodley agreed to step in and face 'The Problem Child' at short notice, in what was a rematch after Paul, 25, beat him via points in Cleveland in August.Again, it was the influencer who prevailed, knocking Woodley out to take his professional record to 5-0.Prior to Fury's withdrawal, Frampton, a former two-weight world champion, told Joe.co.uk: “I think that it’s a huge fight and if I’m being honest, I’d probably favor Jake Paul in the fight."He carefully picked his opponents obviously and he’s not fought a boxer yet, but the first boxer he’s fighting is a guy who’s a relative novice in the grand scheme of things and who seems to have issues going more than four rounds."The Northern Irishman's words came back to haunt him though when he bumped into Fury's dad, John, at Tuesday's press conference to launch the Tyson Fury v Dillian Whyte heavyweight title clash.

Boxing legends and celebs are set to take part in a charity football match as part of the bid to build a statue commemorating a legendary Manchester fighter denied a title due to a 'colour ban.'

Do you think Tommy Fury would defeat Jake Paul? Let us know in the comments section. Frampton responded calmly: “I’m just trying to be honest John.”“Honest? Honest saying a YouTuber could beat a Fury? Are you p***ed?” Fury raged.Frampton hit back: “I’m not p***ed, I’m just trying to be honest.”“I don’t wanna talk to you,” said Fury, who waved his hand and walked away from the conversation.As Frampton also walked away, Fury added: “Get your facts right or get off the job.”Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Carl Frampton believes Canelo Alvarez is the undisputed pound-for-pound fighter on the planet.

on this link here.He managed to get to his feet just before the count of 10 and battle on but Herring's moment was coming.Frampton tried to dig in but then the towel came in from trainer Jamie Moore and the referee waved it off to hand the Belfast man his third career defeat.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe last time Carl Frampton fought for a world title he actually retired a few hours later.As he sat in a Manchester hospital getting a gruesome swelling on his head checked after a brutal battle with Josh Warrington, he had made his mind up he wasn't going to continue in the sport.He just didn't tell anyone except those closest to him.But here he is two-and-a-half years later chasing history in the sport and giving it one last big push.Frampton, 34, will face WBO super-featherweight title holder Jamel Herring tonight in Dubai as he bids to become Ireland's first ever three-weight world champion.But the former super-bantamweight and

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxCarl Frampton will get the homecoming he deserves if he beats Jamel Herring.The Belfast fighter will bid to become just the fourth UK fighter to win world titles in three weight divisions this weekend.Only Bob Fitzsimmons, Duke McKenzie and Ricky Burns have done it before from these shores.And he can be the first boxer from the island of Ireland to achieve the feat should he claim the WBO super-featherweight title.It is a night for history but I don't think it will be Frampton's final fight.This is no easy fight against a proper world champion who will have a huge height and reach advantage over him.But I believe Frampton can create

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Tommy Fury has shown off his notable body transformation ahead of his return to the ring this Saturday on the undercard Jamel Herring vs Carl Frampton at London's Copper Box Arena.The 21-year-old younger brother of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson was thrust into the public eye following his appearance on Love Island back in 2019, where he met current partner Molly-Mae Hague.Following their second place finish, Tommy has turned his attention back to boxing and saw off the challenge of Genadij Krajevskij back in November.While his opponent this weekend has not yet been announced, he has wowed fans with a body transformation comparison from the beginning of his fight camp to now.Fury told The Mirror this month: “Tyson boxed at the Egan gym and

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxWhen Carl Frampton teamed up with Queensberry Promotions, I knew we could create history.Now on February 27 he gets the chance to do just that when he takes on WBO super-featherweight champion Jamel Herring.Frampton will bid to become the first boxer from the island of Ireland to win world titles in three weight divisions.Not many even from Britain can say they've done that, also.Bob Fitzsimmons, Duke McKenzie and Ricky Burns are the only others to manage the feat.Belfast-born Frampton will go down in history if he pulls off a win against Herring next month.It has been a fight in the works for some time now but due to the Covid-19

Carl Frampton’s historic bid to become a three-weight world champion against WBO world super featherweight champ Jamel Herring will finally happen on February 27 in London.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxNow 2020 is out of the way, we can look forward to 2021 with hope that boxing continues to fight on.At Queensberry, we will be doing our best to make that happen.Of course, we are still waiting on when we can get big crowds back into arenas and stadiums to ensure the best fights get the atmosphere they deserve.But the planning and plotting continues for now and we hope to begin the year with Carl Frampton going for a world title in a third weight against Jamel Herring.That fight for the WBO super-featherweight title could take place in February over here in the UK.The big one that everyone wants to see is Tyson Fury against Anthony

boxing.His eye started to close due to the huge swelling midway through the absorbing clash with Joyce.Dubois was clearly in discomfort with the injury and when a straight jab from Joyce landed flush on the left eye in the 10th, the pre-fight favourite took a knee.Dynamite looked to the corner as referee Ian John-Lewis counted to 10 and he opted not to beat the count.Former world champion Carl Frampton said: “I think we all like Dubois, I think he is a likeable guy. But I think he quit there.“We have to be brutally honest here, he took a knee.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxDaniel Dubois has been accused of quitting by David Haye and Carl Frampton after his disappointing defeat to Joe Joyce.35-year-old heavyweight Joyce shocked the boxing world on Saturday night by stopping Dubois in round 10.Joyce, in just his 12th pro fight, went toe to toe with his younger opponent the whole way, and appeared to gain the upper hand as the fight wore on.Dubois suffered damage to his left eye though, and by the ninth round it appeared to be all but closed.Joyce continued to sting the same area the following round, leading to Dubois to take the knee and all but give up the fight.However, BT Sport pundits David Haye and

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxDaniel Dubois has been left with a horrific eye injury on the back of his defeat to Joe Joyce.The Brit was counted out in the ninth round after his left-eye swelled and he took a knee following a sickening jab from Joyce.Dubois was left with no vision from the eye and after taking a knee in pain, he was unable to continue.As a result, Joyce upset the odds to become the British, Commonwealth and European titles.In taking a knee, Dubois was on the end of criticism from pundits David Haye and Carl Frampton.Both claimed that they were uneasy with the way that Dubois ended the fight, regardless of a damage to the eye."I as very unhappy with

Snow Patrol singer Gary Lightbody were among those who paid for seats at shows in the United States. Mr McGuigan said: "On big fights like this, you don't expect to give tickets away whether they are a celebrity or not."Details of the high-profile payments emerged on day eleven of his multi-million pound courtroom showdown with Mr Frampton.

Jamel Herring claims his historic world title clash with Carl Frampton could be his last.

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherCarl Frampton caught trainer-cum-landlord Jamie Moore ironing one of his shirts the other day.But the Belfast fighter hopes to be packing his own bags for a world-title shot in Las Vegas before the end of 2020.Frampton, 33, has been living in Moore's home in Salford while preparing for his lightweight clash with Scotland's Darren Traynor at York Hall tonight.The Jackal usually rents a flat with gym mate Steven Ward but, with the latter not in action any time soon, he was on his own in Manchester.So Moore converted a games room in his back garden for Frampton to sleep in while he is away from wife Christine and their two kids at training camp.“It's alright,” said

boxing fans are rooting for him tonight as he takes his first post-Lockdown steps towards achieving that goal.Elsewhere on the card, there is a dizzying array of young British talent on show.Sign up for the brilliant new Daily Star Sport email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox.

on this link here.“I've been under the radar a little but now I'm starting to get recognised.“I'm No. 4 in the world.

on this link here.And also keep an eye out for Archie Sharp who is our 18-0 rising star at super-featherweight and takes on Jeff Ofori.He wants to face Frampton for the WBO title and the two of them will be staying in the same hotel all week so I'm sure he will let him know all about that.Watch Frampton v Vardanyan live on BT Sport on Saturday August 15.