Carl Frampton is a celebrated Northern Irish professional boxer whose career spanned over a decade, from 2009 to 2021. He made an impressive debut in the professional arena, quickly establishing himself as a formidable contender in the super-bantamweight division. Frampton’s early career was marked by significant victories, including winning the BBBofC Celtic super-bantamweight title and defending it multiple times, showcasing his skill and determination. His electrifying performances earned him the title of Ireland’s Prospect of the Year in 2010, setting the stage for his future successes.

Frampton’s ascent continued as he captured the IBF super-bantamweight title in 2014, solidifying his status as a world-class fighter. His remarkable victory over Kiko Martinez in a highly anticipated rematch in 2014 not only earned him the IBF title but also made him the first boxer from Northern Ireland to hold world titles in two weight classes. This achievement was complemented by his recognition as Fighter of the Year by prestigious organizations such as The Ring magazine and ESPN.

Transitioning to the featherweight division, Frampton further cemented his legacy by winning the WBA (Super) featherweight title in 2016, becoming a two-division world champion. His thrilling bout against Léo Santa Cruz, where he claimed the title, is remembered as a potential Fight of the Year, demonstrating his resilience and tactical prowess in the ring.

Frampton’s professional journey culminated in a valiant effort against Jamel Herring for the WBO junior-lightweight title, where he announced his retirement after the fight. Throughout his career, Frampton has not only been a champion in the ring but also a beacon of inspiration for aspiring boxers, embodying the spirit of perseverance and excellence in the sport.