Frazer Clarke: record, next fight and profile →
As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, Olympic bronze medal winner Frazer Clarke is going to make his pro debut on February 19, as part of the undercard to the British grudge match between Amir Khan and Kell Brook.
Olympic heavyweight hero Frazer Clarke, who captained Team GB at the 2020 Olympic Games and won a medal for Great Britain, will make his highly anticipated professional debut on the undercard of Amir Khan vs. Kell Brook, which is taking place Saturday, February 19 at the AO Arena Manchester, exclusively live on Sky Box Office.
Olympic bronze medal winner Frazer Clarke is hoping to follow in the footsteps of another British Olympian, former two-time heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. Frazer and Joshua are friends - with Frazer signing an agreement with Joshua's management company, 258.
Olympian Frazer Clarke is being backed to become "Britain's next heavyweight superstar" in the coming years, according to promoter Ben Shalom of BOXXER.
Frazer Clarke has signed with BOXXER, Sky Sports’ in-house promoter, and is promising a destructive route to the top of the heavyweight division.
Frazer Clarke said he was proud of his effort after winning a bronze medal at the Olympic Games. The super-heavyweight from Burton-on-Trent bowed out of the tournament after being stopped on cuts in his semi-final against Bakhodir Jalolov, the No 1 seed from Uzbekistan.
Frazer Clarke says it was a great feeling to finally make his debut at the Olympic Games, as he booked himself a quarter-final place at super heavyweight in Tokyo with a split decision win over Ukraine’s Tsotne Rogava.
Team GB has named the four women and seven men that will compete in the boxing competition at the rescheduled Tokyo Olympic Games. The team includes 2019 middleweight world champion, Lauren Price, and two men that competed at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, flyweight, Galal Yafai and welterweight, Pat McCormack. The trio all won gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Price and McCormack are also 2019 European Games champions and won gold and silver respectively at their world championships in 2019.
Caroline Dubois moved a step closer to her dream of qualifying for the Olympic Games as she won her first ever senior bout at the Olympic qualifying tournament in London, but there was a shock for Delfine Persoon, who is out.
OLYMPIC Gold medal hope Frazer Clarke believes Joe Joyce will shock Daniel Dubois in their sensational heavyweight battle. Few boxer are more qualified than Clarke to give a verdict on the clash that has got the nation talking. Clarke sparred with both men during their days on the Team GB squad and says: “I see a Joe Joyce win after five rounds.