The guy has talent, has not really fought anyone but he has skills also....at the moment the division is still too dangerous & he's a bit green, but maybe mid next year I would like to see him fight Mares or Agbecko....after Rigondeaux & Donaire move up....very dangerous guys.
If it remains at its current standard he won't win a title, fighters switch weights a lot down there so he might pick up a strap.
With Nonito, Mares, Moreno, etc etc etc I can't see him unifying at all. Let's see him in with a Mijares-level 122lber first, eh?
Really not sure. I still not on board the "Frampton is phenomenal" train which Barry McGuigan is driving. I'd still pick Munroe or Quigg to beat him at this stage, those lads have been tested and genuine title contenders. Frampton for hasn't quite exploded into the picture yet. The only person of any ability he's fought was Steve Molitor and he was past it. Fight some top fighters and then I'll start taking what McGuigan says about him seriously.
Anyone unifying is impossible lately, I wouldn't even bother trying. At the minute he's still a domestic operator, albeit with a notable win on his record in Molitor, despite him having seen better days. The problem for the lower weight fighters is that they end up getting bogged down in the domestic and European scene, when they need to be elsewhere getting the right fights in.
Tougher men than Frampton. He's beat Jamie Arthur, Jason Booth (when he was still decent) and I reckon he'll beat Munroe too.