Justis Huni Edges Frazer Clarke by Majority Decision

London, England, UK - Justis Huni 13-1 (7 KOs) returned to winning ways with a hard-fought majority decision over Frazer Clarke 9-3-1 (7 KOs) on the undercard of Tyson Fury vs. Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

The judges scored the contest 95-95, 96-94, 96-94, awarding Huni a majority decision victory in a competitive, high-paced heavyweight clash.

Fight Summary

The bout opened cautiously, with both men probing behind their jabs and looking to establish rhythm. It was Huni who began to separate himself in the early rounds, using his speed and sharp jab to control distance while mixing in consistent body work.

By the second and third rounds, Huni’s cleaner punching and combination work started to tell. Clarke struggled to match the Australian’s hand speed, often falling just short while Huni found openings with left hooks and counters, particularly to the body.

Clarke’s breakthrough moment came in the fourth. A well-timed right hand and a sharp uppercut on the inside shifted momentum dramatically, with Huni visibly shaken late in the round as Clarke pressed forward in a strong surge.

However, Huni responded like a composed contender. Rather than retreating, he regained control in the middle rounds, returning to his jab and re-establishing his body attack. While Clarke had success in bursts — particularly when forcing exchanges on the inside — Huni’s consistency and accuracy allowed him to bank rounds.

The eighth and ninth rounds proved decisive. Huni stepped forward with authority, landing clean right hands and sustained combinations while continuing to punish the body. Clarke remained dangerous, but he was increasingly outworked and beaten to the punch.

Final Round Push

Entering the tenth, Clarke was urged to produce something significant, and he responded with urgency. Pressing forward and letting his hands go, he attempted to force a dramatic finish.

But Huni remained composed under pressure. He absorbed the forward push, countered effectively, and made Clarke miss at key moments, closing out the fight with discipline and control.

Decision and Aftermath

With scores of 95-95, 96-94, 96-94, Huni was awarded a majority decision in a fight that was competitive throughout but ultimately defined by his superior work rate, cleaner combinations, and sustained body attack.

For Huni, the victory represents an important step forward following his previous setback, reaffirming his position as a skilled and composed operator in the heavyweight division.

Clarke, meanwhile, showed resilience and moments of real danger — particularly in the fourth round — but was unable to consistently match Huni’s tempo over ten rounds.

What It Means

On a major stage in London, Justis Huni delivered a measured and disciplined performance when it mattered most.

In a division crowded with contenders pushing for position, this was a needed result — and one that keeps him firmly in the conversation moving forward.