Clarke Aims to Prove Doubters Wrong with Huni Upset

Frazer Clarke is confident that he can change the public's perception of him by defeating Justis Huni at Tottenham on Saturday night. Following a split decision loss to Jeamie TKV in November, the 34-year-old heavyweight is looking to revive his career. Huni, on the other hand, is coming off a devastating knockout defeat to Fabio Wardley, a fight in which he had been in control before a disastrous conclusion in the 10th round. Clarke is aware of Huni's talents, despite his recent loss, and is preparing for a tough test. 'He's one of those names that when he didn't qualify for the Olympics, you're half thinking, 'yes, that's one less problem', because he's very good,' Clarke said of Huni. Clarke has teamed up with new trainer Joe Gallagher and is feeling renewed confidence ahead of the fight. He understands why he may be deemed an underdog, given his lackluster performance against TKV, but believes in his ability to cause an upset. 'I believe in the work that I'm doing,' he said. 'I believe I can go there and cause the upset because that's what it would be.' Clarke is determined to change people's opinion of him and elevate his career to a new level with a win over Huni.