Carl Frampton beats Tyler McCreary by unanimous decision in Las Vegas
McCreary went down twice in the fight in Las Vegas, from a body shot in round six and from hooks to the body in the ninth
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Your support makes all the difference.Carl Frampton has inflicted a first-ever defeat on American Tyler McCreary and now hopes for a shot at the world super featherweight title.
The Jackal beat McCreary in a unanimous decision, with all three judges marking it 100-88.
McCreary went down twice in the fight in Las Vegas, from a body shot in round six and from hooks to the body in the ninth.
The Northern Irishman has previously held world titles at super-bantamweight and featherweight.
If the 32-year-old wins the super featherweight belt he would become Ireland's first-ever three-weight world champion.
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