Carl Frampton wants to impress and a beautiful straight left instantly rocks his opponent's head back.

Horacio Garcia has never been stopped. A first time for everything?

This is meant to be a featherweight fight, although both fighters had agreed to come in at 9st 1lb, one pound heavier than the normal limit.

And our referee tonight is Victor Loughlin from Scotland. Will he be a busy man?

Andrew Priestley: Frampton to win by stoppage inside the first 3 rounds. He never disappoints at home. #bbcboxing, external

A wonderful reception for Carl Frampton as he stands on the ring apron with his arm aloft, to the delight of his home fans.

Just a reminder, this is a 10-round, non-title contest. But a win for either fighter will take them in contention for a world title.

Boxing promoter Frank Warren is warning Carl Frampton not to take his eye off the ball, before their first fight together.

Frampton will face Mexican Horacio Garcia in his first fight since switching to Warren's promotional stable.

"It's important to win in style but more important is not to take his eye off the ball," Warren said.

So what do we know of Frampton's opponent, Horacio Garcia?

Well, he is a hard-hitting 27-year-old Mexican with a great deal of experience - 37 fights no less, a total that is 13 more than Frampton.

Garcia, who has never got to world title level and has never previously fought in Europe, has won 33 of 37 fights, with 24 of those victories coming inside the distance.

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Craig Osborne: Frampton should fight Valdez in the summer outdoor at Windsor Park genuine 50/50 fight hopefully Frank Warren gets the cheque book out!

Now this is a bit terrifying.

In the summer, back when Frampton was with the Barry and Shane McGuigan camp, he took part in a BBC Tester project where you could get a virtual look at what it is like to fight Carl Frampton (without the pain, of course).

Click on the link here and you can see what it is like to fight against a former two-weight world champion. Sort of.

Northern Ireland footballer Ryan McLaughlin is not too impressed with Scott Quigg calling for another crack at Carl Frampton.

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Some more quotes from Carl Frampton, who says: "I feel good, I feel excited, I haven't fought at home for two and a half years so I'm excited."

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England's Scott Quigg, who Carl Frampton beat on points in 2016, is in Belfast ringside and hoping for a rematch in the future.

"It's the fight I want," Quigg tells BT Sport. "I have made some big changes and Carl has also made some big changes. I think he needed it and he has got the love for boxing again and we will see that tonight."

Andrew Priestley: Jamie Conlan was absolutely out-boxed and out-classed by a far superior champion fighter in Ancajas. Conlan wasn’t ready for a boxer of his quality, but he showed incredible bravery in constantly getting back to his feet.

Next up is Carl Frampton. Can he end a miserable 2017 with a win?

Just before the referee stopped it, Tony Bellew tweeted this. When a warrior such as Bellew calls someone "one of the bravest men I've ever seen" then you know it has been an incredibly gutsy performance.

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Dave McAuley
Former flyweight world champion on BBC Radio Ulster

This guy (Jerwin Ancajas) is definitely the best of the world champions in this division.

He was knocked down four times in six rounds, was badly cut in the second round and finally Jamie Conlan's misery is finished.

It was a right hook to the side or back of Conlan's head. He hauled himself up on to his feet but the referee has seen enough and stops it.