Originally posted by Luiz
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-fight will be aired in primetime in the UK, likely on Sky Sports (Hearn/Haymon partnership).
-Frampton is a ways away from having a new mandatory challenger established for him, so fighting the IBF #13 fighter likely opens up things a touch more for him.
-El Paso, TX is a Texas border city, so having a Mexican fighter as the opponent likely peaks the local interest (in addition to the fans that are likely to travel with him).
-Bundrage(c) vs Charlo (a TX-based rising prospect), a fight that could head it's own bill, is the co-feature for the night.
-PBC has generally done a pretty good job of loading up their non-televised fight cards with showdowns that deliver value for the folks buying a ticket to the venue.
Frampton keeps winning fights, Haymon/Hearn hammer out the deal for the fight that everyone wants in the UK (Frampton-Quigg), and Frampton plies his trade around the world, with his home fans well in postion to follow his entire journey. [Odyssey Arena in Northern Ireland holds 12,000 seats, so not sure what you're referring to as huge]
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