Frazer Clarke is confident that he can change the public's perception of him by defeating Justis Huni at Tottenham on Saturday night. The 34-year-old heavyweight is looking to revive his career after a split decision loss to Jeamie TKV in November. Huni, on the other hand, is coming off a devastating knockout defeat to Fabio Wardley, despite controlling the fight before the 10th round.
Clarke believes that Huni is a well-rounded fighter with good feet, hands, and defense, and is eager to test himself against the Australian. With a renewed sense of confidence after teaming up with new trainer Joe Gallagher, Clarke is determined to prove his doubters wrong and elevate himself to a new level with a win.
Clarke split with his previous trainer Angel Fernandez and has been working with Gallagher since the start of the year, after a lackluster performance against TKV left him questioning his approach. He is now focused on the present and is not dwelling on past defeats, including his first-round knockout loss to Wardley in their rematch. Clarke is determined to make a statement and change people's opinion of him with a victory over Huni.