It's been a frustrating few weeks but at our end we are trying everything we can to make the fight that everyone in this country wants to see – Scott Quigg against Carl Frampton. You'll have seen by now that we have offered Frampton £1.5million for the fight – all he has to do is turn up, we will take all the risks. If there's more we can do to make this fight happen then I don't know what it is. Now it is up to Frampton and his people to decide if they really want it. If they do, cash the cheque and come to the Manchester Arena on July 18. Scott Quigg is desperate to fight Carl Frampton and has offered him £1.5million to do so on July 18 . Promoter Eddie Hearn produced a cheque for £1.5m live on television on Tuesday . I hope they do because I really can't understand what is stopping them. All the risk is on our side. I have fronted up this money and Scott is the one who might earn less. If this only generates average pay-per-view numbers then he might only make a third of what Frampton is getting. Personally, I think it will do big numbers and then Scott will probably get about the same as Frampton. It was interesting to see the Cyclone (Frampton's promoters) statement shortly after. They said this fight can only happen if they are co-promoters. Why, if we are the ones putting the money up? If it matters that much to them to have their name on the poster or Michael Buffer read their name out before the fight then I don't have a problem with that either. The fact is it's not about Cyclone or Matchroom, it's about Scott Quigg and Carl Frampton. Frampton made the first defence of his world title against Chris Avalos in February . In any case, Scott will fight on July 18 at Manchester Arena. I have held talks with both Nonito Donaire, the Filipino sensation, and Kiko Martinez. Both are former world champions and both are brilliant fights. Scott has options but he knows the biggest fight in the super-bantamweight division is a unification against Frampton. That is why we are busting a gut to make it happen. Now the ball is in Frampton's court. It is looking very likely at the moment that Kell Brook will fight on my May 30 card at the O2 Arena. With Kevin Mitchell and Lee Selby fighting for world titles and Anthony Joshua taking on Kevin Johnson, the addition of Kell will make this one of the very best cards this country has seen in years. Many have called for a fight between the IBF's No 5 ranked fighter Frankie Gavin to face Kell. I can tell you it is a fight that we are considering very closely. Kell Brook looks set to make a quick return to the ring with an appearance on May 30 at the O2 Arena . It's been an interesting few months for Frankie. In November he won the British and Commonwealth titles against Bradley Skeete and now his options look like a fight for the IBF international title against Chris van Heerden, an IBF title eliminator against Timothy Bradley, or a straight fight against the holder, who happens to be Kell. As his promoter, I can't see the merit in him going to America to fight Bradley if Kell is an option on May 30. And believe me, it is an option we are looking at closely. Frankie Gavin could challenge Brook for his world title in London in an all-British showdown . The public, more than anything, like an all-British fight. And every 10 minutes since we signed Frankie he has been asking for a fight with Kell. As Kell says, it is nice to see a British fighter with the balls to fight him. Josh Warrington is in action in Leeds this weekend. The unbeaten Leeds featherweight is up against Dennis Tubieron for the vacant WBC international title and it is his first real step towards a world title. This kid is brilliant inside and out of the ring. One of the highlights of my job has been watching him and Lee Selby moving towards each other. If Selby wins the world title against Evgeny Gradovich on May 30, as I believe he will, then the stage will be set for a huge world title fight between Selby and Warrington in 2016. Josh Warrington bids to continue his rise when he takes on Dennis Tubieron in Leeds on Saturday . Anthony Joshua marches on. He destroyed Jason Gavern on Saturday, making it 11 fights, 11 wins and 11 knockouts. Considering he has endured a lengthy lay-off with a stress fracture in his back, I could not have been happier. People have questioned the opponent but Gavern is a guy who went four rounds with Deontay Wilder in his 32nd fight last year. That is not to make a comparison with Joshua and Wilder, but more to show that in beating Gavern in three rounds there should not be any doubts about what was a worrying injury. Anthony Joshua made it 11 stoppage wins from as many fights when he beat Jason Gavern in Newcastle . Joshua is likely to fight in Birmingham on May 9 before taking on Kevin Johnson three weeks later . We will now carry on full speed with a guy who I am convinced will soon be a world champion. I am looking to get him out again on May 9 in Birmingham and should have more information on that soon. Then he will face Kevin Johnson at the O2 Arena on May 30 and from there we are looking at the likes of Dillian Whyte, Dereck Chisora and David Price. Beyond that you have Tyson Fury and David Haye. I'd expect those fights to be ticked off in the next 12 months. People want to see him fight the best now. But this is a process and we have a plan. The huge fights are coming up and I'd back him to look absolutely devastating.
Scott Quigg and I have taken all the risks - Carl Frampton must step up . We've written him a cheque for £1.5million so what is stopping them? I've also held talks with Kiko Martinez and Nonito Donaire for July 18 . Kell Brook vs Frankie Gavin under strong consideration for May 30 . Anthony Joshua will probably fight again on May 9 in Birmingham .