Inside Fighting

In the final episode we go into the dressing room in the moments after Carl Frampton's retirement to hear the distress and the upset of defeat, as well as the bond of the team - led by trainer Jamie Moore - that brought the two weight World Champion to the brink of a third title. Together they look ahead to the future, and Moore reflects on his decision to throw in the towel and end Carl's career. 

Two weeks after his dream of a third world title ended, Carl Frampton sits down with Chris Lloyd to reflect on that final fight in Dubai, assess where it wrong, and look at what comes next. As he contemplates life on the safe side of the ropes the Belfast born star also reminisces on some of the great nights of his career, and assesses where life will take him and his family now. 

The countdown is on for Saturday night when Carl Frampton attempts to become the first boxer from the island of Ireland to win a world title at three different weights when he steps into the ring against Jamel Herring, the WBO super-featherweight champion, in Dubai. Join Chris Lloyd as he chats exclusively to Carl and his team, to the champ Herring, and to the BBC's boxing correspondent Mike Costello about the fight, the camp, and what a win would mean for Frampton's legacy.  

With just over a week to go until the fight, Carl catches up with Chris to discuss the hand issue that has caused his fight to be pushed back. So how did it happen, what does it mean and what was the reaction from the Herring camp? 

As fight night draws closer, we travel to Belfast to meet the Frampton family, including 9-year old Carla to discuss what it's like when your dad gets punched in the face for a living. It's a beautifully intimate portrayal of family life set against the backdrop of another World Title fight. 

Ever wondered what it's like to fight for a world title? Find out through unprecedented access to Carl Frampton's camp ahead of his bout with American super-featherweight champion Jamel Herring. Together with 32Red, we meet the team behind the The Jackal's machine, including his inimitable trainers Jamie Moore and Nigel Travis, who provide a fascinating insight into a fighting world full of laughs, long words and hard work. The gang discuss everything from net worth and legacy to YouTubers in boxing.