Carl Frampton: Belfast boxer set for November return in the USA

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Carl Frampton is set to make his comeback on 30.
Frampton pulled out of a fight against Emmanuel Dominguez following a”freak accident” having an ornament last month.
Michael Conlan is also set to face Vladimir Nikitin in New York on 14 December after the Russian withdrew from August’s fight in Falls Park.
Both bouts will be at the featherweight division as routes attempt to navigate to world title fights.
Promoter Bob Arum had speculated both Frampton and Conlan were set to feature on exactly the same card at New York in December.
Only Conlan is set to take into the ring in Madison Square Garden with Frampton’s return from a broken hand a fortnight earlier.
Frampton, who stated he will be”hitting four weeks’ time” and has since returned to training following his injury, has not fought since losing to Josh Warrington in an memorable IBF world featherweight encounter in Manchester past December.
Last 28, after being conquered by Emanuel Navarrete london boxer Dogboe, who used to spar with Conlan and Frampton, missing his WBO super bantamweight name.
Navarrete overcome the 24-year-old using a knockout at a rematch in May and Dogboe hasn’t fought since this defeat.
Ahead of the Russian came after ripping his bicep conlan, 27, was expected to combat Nikitin at Falls Park in his native Belfast on 3 August.
Nikitin conquer at Conlan in controversial circumstances in the Rio Olympics in 2016 and the scheduled rematch was seen as a chance for revenge.
Diego Alberto Ruiz stepped in to replace Nikitin, together with Conlan winning in front of the home crowd to extend his unbeaten record.
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