And the management team behind WBA World Super Bantamweight Scott Quigg have hinted that a unification bout could go ahead.

Frampton defeated Martinez for a second time with a unanimous points victory in his home town Belfast to win the IBF title.

Almost 16,000 people packed-out a purpose built stadium in the shadow of the Titanic building for what was one of the greatest sporting events in Northern Ireland history.

Now the 27-year-old is seeking a unification clash with Quigg.

The clash between the two would be a major grudge match after Frampton – acrimoniously – parted ways with the Quigg’s management team, Matchroom, last year.

“The only man I want to fight is Scott Quigg,” said a battered and bruised Frampton, the man from Tiger’s Bay.

“I’ll fight him in Manchester. I’ll fight him anywhere, but we’ve got options.”

Following The Jackal’s victory tonight Matchroom managing director, Eddie Hearn, hinted that the fight could go ahead.