Eddie Hearn has submitted a formal proposal for a summer blockbuster between Carl Frampton and Scott Quigg . Significant hurdles remain in making a June bout between these super-bantamweight world champions , most notably because they are backed by different broadcasters , with Frampton enjoying huge exposure on ITV while Hearn 's fighters , including WBA ( regular ) champion Quigg , operate on Sky Sports . The dilemma is between the lure of terrestrial television and the greater prize purses that would most likely be generated by a box office event on Sky . For his part , Hearn has now tabled a proposal and is waiting on a reciprocal suggestion from Barry McGuigan , who manages IBF champion Frampton . Carl Frampton ( left ) and Scott Quigg ( right ) could be in line for a super-bantamweight bout in June . Eddie Hearn has tabled a proposal for the fight but significant hurdles still remain . Frampton 's manager Barry McGuigan will talk with his boxer as a decision draws near . It remains to be seen if there will be a way forward from there , with McGuigan adamant after Frampton 's excellent win over Chris Avalos last month that the fight should prioritise exposure over 'greed ' . But Hearn told Sportsmail : 'Scott is not worried about where the fight is staged or what television channel it is shown on – we just want to make this fight . Of course the finances have to be right and we have submitted a proposal that will pay both fighters huge money . They ( Frampton and McGuigan ) will talk with their broadcaster and see what 's on offer and then hopefully we will sit down as soon as possible . 'After that , we can push negotiations on . I 'm not sure if we will ever find an agreed split - I would be happy for a 60-40 purse split in favour of the winner . If you really fancy it I ca n't see a problem with that . Let 's see . Frampton celebrates after his victory over Chris Avalos in Belfast , Northern Ireland in February . Frampton spins to address the crowd after stopping Avalos in the fifth round last month . 'We can talk about world titles and legacy and exposure but ultimately this is a super fight – and in a super fight it is only right that these two great fighters get the best deal possible financially . ' Venues for what would likely be the biggest fight in Britain this year are currently under consideration in Belfast , where Frampton is from , as well as Manchester and the O2 Arena in London . Hearn added : 'If we can all reach an agreement , then I would love to make this fight in June . We 'd be happy to fight in Belfast if the numbers were right , but likewise Manchester would be brilliant and so would the O2 Arena in London . There is a long way to go but who would n't want to see this fight ? ' After Frampton 's thrilling ITV debut against Avalos on February 28 , in which he extended his record to 20 wins from 20 fights , McGuigan said : 'Eddie thinks of the numbers all the time , let 's think of the game , let 's think of it being free-to-air and millions and millions of people enjoying watching it because it will be a great fight . '
Eddie Hearn tells Sportsmail he wants the fight sorted for Scott Quigg . Hearn describes the potential bout as a 'super fight ' Boxers are backed by different broadcasters but hope for a resolution . Frampton and Quigg wants a unification clash in the summer . Boxing is one of the few sports where there's no clear winner, with all three boxers having won world titles at some point or another.