Frazer Clarke has recently spoken on potential future plans`following his knockout loss to Fabio Wardley. There are many candidates for Frazer Clarke next fight, though it seems Big Fraze has two in particular in mind.
Frazer Clarke, now 8-1-1, comes off an especially brutal loss by way of a knockout in the first round of his rematch against Fabio Wardley. The bout was much-anticipated following the pair’s thrilling battle earlier in the year, which ended in a draw.
Wardley, who’s background consists of only four white collar fights, moved to 18-0-1, with 17 of those wins coming by way of knockout.
Clarke, meanwhile, is seeking a return to the ring, and has expressed plans to fight a lower-level opponent, before getting back into the action against the big names. When asked who this lower-level opponent may be, Clarke suggested there has been talk of Dillian Whyte’s last opponent, Ebeneezer Tetteh, who took Whyte all the way to round 7, after fans and pundits alike predicted an early stoppage.
Frazer Clarke Next Fight Opponent
Clarke then spoke on potential opponents once he gets his name back in the mix. He suggested first a domestic clash with David Adeleye, who was also stopped by Wardley, but has since come back after a long layoff to defeat Solomon Dacres in the first round.
Clarke said, ‘Me and David have had a few run ins that haven’t been that pleasant […] He’s come off a good win but I don’t know if he thinks he’s in a different league to be able to fight me but we’re all floating around the same place, I welcome all competitive fights.’
Another potential opponent for Frazer Clarke next fight is Joe Joyce, who is set to have a comeback fight of his own after losing to Derek Chisora. Clarke and Joyce were both on Team GB during their time in the Olympics, and Clarke says of the fight, ‘I think it’d be a great fight we’ve got history […] and I back myself fully in that fight’.
Clarke says he is prepared for a big 2025, it remains to be seen when he will fight next.
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