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Carl Frampton vs Nonito Donaire? TV and live stream information, odds and more for Belfast fight
The Jackal takes on the Filipino Flash for the WBO interim world featherweight title
Carl Frampton is looking to dazzle vs Nonito Donaire in front of his home fans in Belfast.
WBO interim featherweight title: Carl Frampton v Nonito Donaire
Venue: SSE Arena, Belfast Date: Saturday, 21 April Time: 22:30 BST (approx)
Coverage: Commentary on BBC Radio 5 live & BBC Radio Ulster; live text commentary on the BBC Sport website & app
Carl Frampton will have his long-cherished Windsor Park world title fight this summer if he beats Nonito Donaire in Belfast on Saturday, promoter Frank Warren has promised.

Frampton, 31, faces former four-weight world champion Donaire, 35, in a WBO interim featherweight title bout.
Warren says a Frampton victory will ensure the big Windsor Park bout.

"I can make Windsor happen but I can't guarantee Carl wins this fight," said Warren of the Donaire contest.

The Jackal is back in action after a laboured display in victory over Horacio Garcia and the four-weight world champion Donaire will provide tougher opposition.


The Filipino Flash will hope to crash Frampton's party with the interim WBO world featherweight title also on the line.

A future fight vs the winner of Lee Selby vs Josh Warrington will be waiting if Frampton can do the business and prove his world credentials once again.

Here's how you can follow the big fight on Saturday:

When and where is the fight?
The fight is on Saturday, April 21 at the SSE Arena in Belfast, Norther Ireland. We can expect the main event to begin after 10:30pm.
What channel is the fight on?
Tune in on BT Sport 1 and BoxNation - coverage will start at 7:30pm.

Can I live stream the event?
Yes, go to the BT Sport app if you're a subscriber or log in online

At 35, many observers believe the Filipino's best days are long behind him but Warren is warning Frampton not to underestimate the seven-time former world champion.

"Donaire will be the best [foreign] fighter who has ever appeared in Belfast in my lifetime," he said.

"This guy is on the money and he fancies this job.

"We want to be back here in the summer at Windsor Park putting on a big show but Carl cannot afford to slip up against Donaire. His career depends on this fight."

WBO featherweight champion Oscar Valdez is an obvious summer opponent for Frampton although suggestions the Mexican may move up in weight could mean Saturday's winner being handed that belt without having to get into the ring.

Frampton is attempting to re-establish his world title credentials after losing the WBA featherweight title against Leo Santa Cruz in January 2017 as the Mexican avenged his defeat by the Northern Irishman six months ago.

Frampton says legal battle 'no distraction'
Six months after suffering his sole career loss, Frampton split with long-time manager Barry McGuigan and he laboured to a points win over another Mexican Horacio Garcia last November.

Frampton remains in a legal fight with his ex-manager but the Belfast boxer insists it has had "no effect" on his build-up to Saturday's bout.

In fact, the former two-weight world champion insists he is in "the best shape of my life" after fully reaping the benefits of his new trainer Jamie Moore's fitness regime.

"Going into this fight, there are no doubts. I've had the best training camp I've ever had," insisted Frampton, who held two versions of the world super-bantamweight title before going on to lift the WBA featherweight belt.

"I'll do whatever it takes to win and potentially, I believe you are going to see the best performance of my career in this fight."


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