It is a battle of Brits in Manchester with Belfast's Frampton looking to return to the top and win another world title, following his defeat to Leo Santa Cruz 22 months ago.
What time and date is Warrington vs Frampton?
This world title fight will take place on Saturday, December 22.
The two boxers will expect to start their ring walks at around 10pm.
It is being held at the 21,000-seater Manchester Arena.
Which TV channel is Warrington vs Frampton on and can I live stream it?
BT Sport Box Office holds the television rights to the fight.
It will cost £19.99 to purchase and will be able to watch BT TV, Sky and Virgin Media.
You can also live stream the fight through the BT Sport Box Office app.
Alternatively, you can keep up-to-date with our SunSport round-by-round LIVE BLOG.
What are the fighters records?
What are the weigh in results?
Josh Warrington's camp suggested this week that Carl Frampton has been struggling to make weight.
But the Belfast boxer coming in at 8st 13lbs and 14oz – that's just two ounces below the catch-weight.
Leeds-born Warrington was a little safer with his weigh in, coming in at 8st 13lbs and 9oz.
Who is on the undercard?
As expected, there is numerous British interest on the undercard, including Billy-Joe Saunders and Tyson Fury's younger brother, Tommy – who will fight in his first professional bout.
- Mark Heffron vs Liam Williams (middleweight)
- Nathan Gorman vs Razvan Cojanu (heavyweight)
- Lyndon Arthur vs Emmanuel Feuzeu (light heavyweight)
- Jack Massey vs Jiri Svacina (cruiserweight)
- Tommy Fury vs Jevgenijs Andrejevs (light heavyweight)
- Martin Murray vs Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam (middleweight)
- Michael Conlan vs Jason Cunnigham (featherweight)
- Billy Joe Saunders vs Charles Adamu (light heavyweight)
- Paddy Barnes vs Isaac Quaye (flyweight)
- Harvey Horn vs Josue Bendana (flyweight)
- Sam Maxwell vs Jamie Quinn (super lightweight)
What are the latest odds?
Carl Frampton may be the challenger for the IBF featherweight world title belt – but he is certainly not the underdog.
Warrington to win – 31/20
Frampton to win – 20/43
Warrington by knockout – 10/1
Frampton by knockout – 11/4
Warrington to win in rounds 1-3 – 40/1
Frampton to win in rounds 1-3 – 22/1
Fight to go the distance – 2/5
Draw – 20/1
All odds via SportNation.bet
What did the fighters say?
Josh Warrington: "Nobody gave me a chance against Lee Selby, but we knew we would get the win.
"Me and my team have prepared for the very best Carl Frampton. I would be a mug if I didn't. I just hope when my hand gets raised again that there are no excuses.
"When Carl lost his world title in Las Vegas, I saw the build-up and the fans in the bars and pubs. And I want part of that and it is within touching distance."
Carl Frampton: "I believe I am better. I was beating guys like Leo Santa Cruz and Scott Quigg when I was hating boxing.
"Now I look forward to the gym and putting maximum effort in my sessions. I believe Josh is a very good fighter, but I belive on my day, I am the best featherweight on the planet.
"I think that no matter what Josh and his team say, they think I am over the hill. I am prepared for it and they will see I am not over the hill."
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