Frazer Clarke

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Born
1991 (34 years old)
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Burton upon Trent, England

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Boxer

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Active

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Black

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6 ft 5.5 in (197 cm)

Weight
Super-heavyweight (91kg+)

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Frazer Clarke (born 7 August 1991) is a British professional boxer. At regional level, he has challenged three times for the British heavyweight title and twice for Commonwealth heavyweight title. As an amateur, he won a silver medal at the 2017 European Championships; gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games; and bronze at the 2020 Olympics.

Amateur career
In December 2015, he won the super heavyweight division at the Rio 2016 test event.

In 2016, he was ultimately overlooked for Olympic qualification in favour of fellow super heavyweight boxer Joe Joyce (who went on to claim the silver medal in Rio 2016); however, he did make the British Lionhearts squad for their maiden WSB final against the Cuba Domadores and won his match against Lenier Pero, thereby denying the Domadores what would have otherwise been a 10–0 whitewash.

In 2017, he contested the European Championships and finished with a silver medal despite tearing his hamstring en route to the final. The subsequent operation required to mend it forced him to miss that year's World Championships.

In 2018, he beat Satish Kumar in the Commonwealth Games super heavyweight final, taking a unanimous judges' decision to claim gold.

In 2019, Clarke was selected to compete at the European Games in Minsk, Belarus, where he suffered a surprise defeat to Nelvie Tiafack in the round of 16. On his World Championships debut, he was originally deemed to have beaten Maksim Babanin by split decision (3:2) in the quarterfinals; this result was later overturned by a bout review jury on appeal.

Clarke won a bronze medal at the delayed 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.

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