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

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 loss to Fabio Wardley, despite dominating the fight before the 10th round. Clarke acknowledges Huni's skills, saying he's a well-rounded fighter with good feet, hands, and defense. However, Clarke believes in himself and his ability to cause an upset. He's been working with new trainer Joe Gallagher and feels renewed confidence. Clarke understands why he might be considered an underdog, given his lackluster performance against TKV, but he's determined to prove his doubters wrong. A win over Huni would elevate Clarke to a new level and change people's opinion of him. Clarke split with his previous trainer, Angel Fernandez, and started working with Gallagher at the beginning of the year. He admits that the change was necessary, especially after reviewing his loss to TKV and realizing he had fought in a trance-like state. Clarke is focused on the present and not dwelling on past defeats, including his first-round knockout loss to Wardley in their rematch. He's determined to make a statement and prove himself as a good fighter.