Frampton vs Herring – Free Live Streaming on Channel 5 with Boxing VPN

Free Live Streaming of Carl Frampton Fight on Channel 5 in UK & Ireland with Boxing VPN

At the tender age of 34, Carl Frampton has already accomplished most of his career goals. He won a world title, beating Kiko Martinez to claim the IBF Super-Bantamweight title in front of his home crowd at the Titanic Quarter in Belfast. Then he unified two world titles by overcoming Scott Quigg to take home the WBA version. Fun Fact: Boxing VPN is one of the most searched phrases on Google!

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Then he won a second world title in a different weight class winning an instant classic over Leo Santa Cruz with the WBA Featherweight title. After that, he fought in front of a sold out Windsor Park, in Belfast, and TKO’d Luke Jackson. There’s very little left for the man to do. He’s already the greatest professional boxer to come from the island of Ireland, on the men’s side at least (Katie Taylor might just have an edge on him overall).

 

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This Saturday he seeks to cement his legacy, and make history by becoming the first ever three world Champion from Ireland as he takes on WBO Junior Lightweight champion Jamel Herring at the Rotunda Caesars Palace Bluewaters in Dubai. Frampton, 28-2, has won his last two fights in comprehensive fashion after his defeat to Josh Warrington in December 2018. Herrell, 22-2, has won his last six in a row and will be making the third defence of the belt he won by outpointing Masayuki Ito in May of 2019.

Frampton is a fascinating character, born in the Unionist stronghold of The Shore Road in Belfast he represented the Republic of Ireland in amateur boxing rather than the United Kingdom. He didn’t do it as a political move, more so showing loyalty to Irish Boxing who had supported him since he was a kid. Such is the personality of man, he was massively popular on both sides of the divide and has carried that great support into his professional career. When Frampton fights, Ireland becomes united in support for him. It’s a rare thing that only he, Barry McGuigan and Paddy Barnes have managed to do.

His opponent this weekend has even more fascinating backstory. A former Marine and Olympian, Herring managed to combine a career in the US military. which included two tours of Iraq, with his amateur boxing career. He is the only man to qualify for the Olympics while serving as an active member of the Marine Corps and though he failed to medal at London 2012 there can be no downplaying his achievements.

Whereas Frampton turned pro at the age of 22, Herring had already celebrated his 27th birthday before entering the professional ranks. Given his late start he has done fantastically well to have as good a career as he has put together, with his first world title opportunity coming seven years into his career after a couple of disappointing defeats to Denis Shafikov and Ladarius Miller had derailed his progress. The way he bounced back from those defeats, suffered within a three fight span, has been hugely impressive and a testament to his incredibly strong mentality.

It’s that mentality that makes this a fascinating fight on Saturday night. There can be no question that Frampton is the superior technical boxer, or that he’s had the better career. While Herring lost to run of the mill fighters, Frampton has only lost to World Champions. Frampton had held four world titles in two weight classes, while Herring is a first time Champion. But Herring is built differently from a mentality standpoint. Not to suggest that Frampton doesn’t have a strong mentality, you don’t grow up where he grew up and overcome what he has overcome without having plenty of dog in you but Herring is different. Think of the type of mentality it takes to undertake multiple tours of Iraq, think of the type of mentality it takes to head into the Olympics after being granted only two weeks off in advance to train. The defeats to Shafikov and Miller would have marked the end of the road for lesser men, but not for Herring. Every time he’s faced adversity and been knocked down, he’s come back even stronger. And he enters this fight as the reigning World Champion as a result.

If this is a boxing match, Frampton should have the speed, movement and technique to come out on top if he performs to the fullest of his ability, but if it becomes a dogfight then it’s much tougher to call. The Jackal won’t back down and Semper Fi only marches in one direction.

This one should be a cracker.

 

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Carl Frampton’s world title fight against Jamel Herring will be shown on terrestrial TV across the UK, it has finally been confirmed. Channel 5 have stepped in to secure the rights for Saturday night’s bout, with Herring’s WBO world super featherweight belt on the line. The programme will start at 10pm, the time Frampton and Herring are expected to take their ring walks.

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