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Tonight's rematch between Chris Eubank Jr and Liam Smith is set to be a huge event, with the pair doing battle in Manchester following Smith's TKO win in January.
Frazer Clarke challenged Fabio Wardley to take him on after dispatching Polish heavyweight Mariusz Wach. Clarke was in just his seventh professional fight of his career and had been given a mandatory shot against Wardley, the British champion, but turned down the chance in favour of getting more experience. Ad As a result he was set up with a fight against Polish veteran Wach at York Hall in London, and he duly went the distance over 10 rounds, four more rounds than he had ever completed.
In his latest column, former Olympian and heavyweight contender Frazer Clarke reacts to Chris Eubank Jr’s decision to activate his rematch against Liam Smith, previews Leigh Wood vs Mauricio Lara and the situation with Josh Taylor, Jack Catterall and Teofimo Lopez.
Anthony Joshua has acknowledged he let himself down with his erratic behaviour in the immediate aftermath of his thrilling defeat by Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia, saying he acted "out of pure passion and emotion".
Anthony Joshua broke down in tears before explaining that his erratic behaviour in the immediate aftermath of his thrilling defeat to Oleksandr Usyk was a consequence of the anger he felt towards himself.
Anthony Joshua will avenge his loss to Oleksandr Usyk via brutal knockout, according to his sparring partner Frazer Clarke.
Delicious Orie, the Russian-born heavyweight who idolised then sparred with Anthony Joshua, will box for England in the Commonwealth Games.
Frazer Clarke says stepping up to the professional ranks has forced him to be more selfish in his pursuit of prominence having previously put the interest of others first as captain of Great Britain's boxing setup.