Frazer Clarke: record, next fight and profile →
Olympian Frazer Clarke believes David Allen was milking the moment to influence the referee to call for a disqualification due to several low blows in their contest from last Saturday night in Manchester.
Clarke, Allen Fight Photos Gallery - Manchester - In a crossroads heavyweight scrap, Olympic bronze medalist Frazer Clarke (8-0, 6 KOs) stopped veteran Dave Allen (21-6-2, 18KOs) in six rounds of action. (photos by Lawrence Lustig)
Manchester - Tokyo 2020 Olympic bronze medalist and heavyweight contender Frazer Clarke took the sixth knockout victory of his unbeaten eight fight professional career against an experienced opponent in Dave Allen.
Frazer Clarke a near-disastrous result to pick up his latest victory. The 2020 Olympic Bronze medalist for Great Britain was dealt two point deductions for low blows but kept his act clean long enough to force a stoppage of countryman David Allen after six rounds. There were no knockdowns in the lumbering all-UK heavyweight clash but Allen was unable to continue due to a perforated eardrum in their Sky Sports Box Office preliminary bout Saturday at AO Arena in Manchester, England.
A pro for 11 years, Fight Academy’s Dave Allen gets a pivotal career test tonight when he faces former top amateur, turned pro, Frazer Clarke at the Manchester Arena, live on Sky.
Chris Eubank Jr. was far more pleased with the work that went into making the middleweight limit this time around. The second-generation middleweight was a healthy 159.3 pounds for his anticipated rematch versus Liverpool’s Liam Smith, who was right at the 160-pound middleweight limit. Their scheduled 12-round bout headlines a Sky Sports Box Office event which also streams live in the U.S. on ESPN+ from AO Arena in Manchester, England.
Heavyweight veteran Dave Allen is confident in his ability to upset the odds when he faces Olympic silver medalist Frazer Clarke. Their contest will be featured as part of the undercard to the upcoming rematch between middleweight rivals Liam Smith and Chris Eubank Jr. - which takes place on Saturday, September 2, live on Sky Sports Box Office.
Olympic silver medal winner Frazer Clarke has warned WBC world champion Tyson Fury to stay away from the punching power of upcoming opponent Francis Ngannou.
BOXXER, the next generation boxing promotion, have announced four additions to the undercard for the rematch between Liam Smith and Chris Eubank Jr on Saturday, September 2nd at the AO Arena, Manchester, live and exclusive on Sky Sports Box Office.
Clarke, Wach Fight Photos Gallery - Tokyo 2020 Olympic medallist Frazer Clarke took a consummate points (100-90) victory against a highly-experienced and wiley opponent in Mariusz Wach at York Hall and live on Sky Sports tonight. (photos by Lawrence Lustig)