IBF world welterweight champion Lewis Crocker “can dominate the division for a while”, believes Carl Frampton.
Crocker claimed the vacant belt when he beat Paddy Donovan by way of a split decision in a dramatic rematch at Windsor Park in September.
The Northern Ireland boxer, 28, is now undefeated in 22 bouts and Frampton says “the world’s his oyster”.
“There are massive fights on the horizon,” Frampton, a former two-weight world champion, told BBC Sport NI’s Thomas Kane.
“He has a voluntary defence coming up and they haven’t chosen who, and it can be anyone in the top 15 of the IBF.
“The welterweight division wasn’t what it was a few years ago, and Lewis can go and dominate this division for a while.
“It’s about getting the right opportunities and winning the fights, obviously, but I think he can go and do that.”
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