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Herring: Feels Good To Have ESPN+ And Top Rank Back In The Mix For Frampton Fight

Herring: Feels Good To Have ESPN+ And Top Rank Back In The Mix For Frampton Fight

Jake Donovan

•Mar 31, 2021

By Jake Donovan - The stakes have remained the same for Jamel Herring’s upcoming title defense versus Carl Frampton, even if all of the surrounding parts have dramatically changed. Nearly a year after preparing to travel to Belfast as a man without a country, Herring will now find crowd support of his own ahead the third defense of his WBO junior lightweight title. The long-awaited showdown with Frampton (28-2, 16KOs) takes place this Saturday at Ceasars Palace in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (ESPN+, 4:00 p.m. ET).

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Herring: A Win Over Frampton Solidifies Me as Legit World Champ at 130

Herring: A Win Over Frampton Solidifies Me as Legit World Champ at 130

BoxingScene Staff

•Mar 30, 2021

Jamel Herring says he wants to be known as one of the best marines to represent in the sport of boxing, ahead of his huge WBO super featherweight title against Carl Frampton this weekend.

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Carl Frampton: It's A Big Mistake For Jamel Herring To Come Out To Dubai Too Late

Carl Frampton: It's A Big Mistake For Jamel Herring To Come Out To Dubai Too Late

Keith Idec

•Mar 30, 2021

Carl Frampton arrived in Dubai on March 16, more than 2½ weeks before his fight against Jamel Herring for Herring’s WBO junior lightweight title. Herring didn’t fly from the United States to Dubai until Friday, which means he’ll be there for only one week prior to entering the ring April 3. Belfast’s Frampton feels that’ll be a big advantage for him because Herring hasn’t given himself enough time to acclimate to a 10-hour time difference and the heat in Dubai, where temperatures regularly reach the mid-90s at this time of year.

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Four Years Later, Carl Frampton Returns To Stardom's Brink

Four Years Later, Carl Frampton Returns To Stardom's Brink

Lyle Fitzsimmons

•Mar 30, 2021

By Lyle Fitzsimmons - Come Saturday night, it’ll be four years, two months and six days. Or exactly 218 weeks, if you’re the more precise type. Either way, it somehow seems a lot longer when it comes to Carl Frampton. Though I challenge anyone to find something I’ve written on him that’s anything

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Frampton: I Have Full Confidence That I Will Beat Jamel Herring

Frampton: I Have Full Confidence That I Will Beat Jamel Herring

Random Hits

•Mar 29, 2021

Carl Frampton knows that he can go down in the history books if he is able to beat Jamel Herring when they fight for the WBO super featherweight title on this weekend’s #Legacy card in Dubai.

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Carl Frampton Admits He Is 'Surprised' He's The Betting Favorite Over Jamel Herring

Carl Frampton Admits He Is 'Surprised' He's The Betting Favorite Over Jamel Herring

Keith Idec

•Mar 29, 2021

Carl Frampton typically doesn’t pay much mind to the betting odds on his fights. Frampton admits, though, that he found it interesting when someone informed him that oddsmakers had installed him as a slight favorite over Jamel Herring in advance of their junior lightweight championship match. Frampton figured handicappers would favor Herring because he is the bigger fighter physically and the defending champion entering their 12-round, 130-pound title fight April 3 at Caesars Bluewaters Dubai in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

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Jamel Herring-Carl Frampton Official For April 3 in Dubai

Jamel Herring-Carl Frampton Official For April 3 in Dubai

Random Hits

•Mar 11, 2021

Jamel “Semper Fi” Herring’s WBO junior lightweight world title defense against Belfast’s former two-weight world champion Carl “The Jackal” Frampton — Saturday, April 3 from Caesars Bluewaters Dubai — will stream live and exclusively in the United States on ESPN+.

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Shakur Stevenson: Herring Will Beat Frampton, But I'll Probably Fight For Vacant Belt

Shakur Stevenson: Herring Will Beat Frampton, But I'll Probably Fight For Vacant Belt

Keith Idec

•Mar 7, 2021

Shakur Stevenson expects Jamel Herring to beat Carl Frampton in their upcoming fight for Herring’s WBO junior lightweight title. Stevenson also anticipates that he’ll fight for that championship in his next fight, just not against Herring. The former WBO featherweight champ thinks Herring will move up from the 130-pound division to the lightweight limit of 135 after defeating Frampton on April 3 in Dubai.

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Herring-Frampton Title Fight Rescheduled (Again) for April 3 in Dubai

Herring-Frampton Title Fight Rescheduled (Again) for April 3 in Dubai

Jake Donovan

•Feb 23, 2021

Jamel Herring and Carl Frampton have once again received new marching orders. The long-awaited junior lightweight title fight showdown is now set for April 3 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), sources involved with the event have informed BoxingScene.com. The new date and location come on the heels of yet the latest stalled effort to get these two in the ring, including a modification to the tentatively rescheduled date of March 27 at the same location.

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Gabriel Flores: I'd Love To Get The Herring vs. Frampton Winner

Gabriel Flores: I'd Love To Get The Herring vs. Frampton Winner

BoxingScene Staff

•Feb 21, 2021

Gabriel Flores Jr, the junior lightweight sensation from Stockton, California, made an emphatic statement, knocking out former world title challenger Jayson Velez in the sixth round. Flores (20-0, 7 KOs) knocked down Velez twice in the sixth, punctuating the victory with a left hook.

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