Frazer Clarke won Commonwealth gold in 2018 and Olympic bronze in Tokyo before turning professional in 2022. The Burton-on-Trent heavyweight spent a decade with the GB Boxing programme and arrived in the paid ranks with extensive international experience.
Wins over Bogdan Dinu, Mariusz Wach and Dave Allen moved him towards the British title. His two fights with Fabio Wardley produced very different nights: a hard twelve-round draw in March 2024, followed by an opening-round stoppage defeat in the October rematch.
Clarke returned with a stoppage of Ebenezer Tetteh in April 2025, then lost to Jeamie Tshikeva in November. Justis Huni beat him by majority decision over ten rounds in London on April 11, 2026. Read the Huni–Clarke fight report.
A second-round stoppage of Lamah Griggs in Leeds on August 8 brought Clarke to 10–3–1 (8 KOs). Now 35, he has no next fight confirmed.
Sky Sports archive: the first Wardley–Clarke meeting, 31 March 2024. The twelve-round British and Commonwealth title contest ended in a draw.
BOXXER promoted Clarke after his move from international amateur boxing to the professional ranks.
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