Frazer Clarke Aims to Prove Doubters Wrong with Upset Victory Over Justis Huni

Frazer Clarke is confident that he can change the public's perception of him by securing an upset win over Justis Huni at Tottenham on Saturday night. The 34-year-old heavyweight is looking to revive his career after suffering a split decision defeat to Jeamie TKV in November. Huni, on the other hand, is coming off a devastating knockout loss to Fabio Wardley, despite controlling the fight before the disastrous conclusion in the 10th round. Clarke is determined to prove himself, saying 'I think he's good all round. He's got good feet, good hands, good defence. He's fast. He's been in boxing for a long time.' Clarke has teamed up with new trainer Joe Gallagher and believes in his abilities, stating 'I believe in the work that I'm doing. I believe I can go there and cause the upset because that's what it would be.' He understands why he may be considered an underdog but is focused on changing people's opinions, saying 'When the stars align on that night, I'm not going to shock the world, but I just want to change people's opinion. And by winning this fight, I think it elevates me to a really good level.' Clarke split with his previous trainer Angel Fernandez and began working with Gallagher at the start of the year. He admits that the change was necessary, especially after reviewing his last fight and realizing he had fought in a 'trance'. Clarke is now focused on the present and is not dwelling on past defeats, saying 'You can sit there and we can dwell on that, but I do believe a man doesn't get what he wants or what he believes he should have, a man gets what he justly works for, that's what he deserves.'