The win saw 25-year-old Frampton retain his Commonwealth super-bantamweight belt and lift the IBF intercontinental belt.
Frampton, now 15 wins out of 15 is right on course for a 2013 world title bout, and lets hope it will be in Belfast.
Molitor was floored three times before the bout was stopped as he was simply worn down by a younger, fast fighter.
Frampton said he was ready to take on England's Rendall Munroe or Scott Quigg.
"I will fight anyone. I am ready for a world title fight," he said.
"The crowd was amazing tonight and I would love more fights in Belfast.
"Scott Molitor was a world-class opponent. I knew it was a big test and I think I passed it with flying colours.
"I knew I had to push it hard from the start."
On the same bill, Dungiven's former European light-welterweight champion Paul McCloskey revived his career with a points win over American Manuel Perez. And Belfast's Martin Lindsay had a good win in a non-stop match over 8 rounds.
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Frampton, now 15 wins under his belt out of 15 contests is right on course for a world title bout, and lets hope it will be in Belfast.
Carl Frampton Wins in Six Over Steve Molitor
Belfast's Carl Frampton left nothing to chance as he produced his most impressive win to-date - by stopping two-time world champion Steve Molitor at Belfast's Odyssey Arena. Frampton was on top of from the first bell and set the pace in every round and by the sixth round was declared the winner over the experienced Canadian.
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