Frazer Clarke’s opponent furiously grabs referee as brutal two-minute KO sparks angry reaction
Frazer Clarke battered Ebenezer Tetteh in just two minutes to score a vicious KO in his comeback fight. Clarke was returning for the first time since suffering a worrying fractured jaw in a brutal first round KO defeat to Fabio Wardley in October last year. Sky SportsTetteh grabbed the referee after being stopped in two minutes[/caption] GettyTetteh was dropped, got back up but was quickly dealt with by Clarke[/caption] He took on rugged warrior Tetteh, who was stopped by Dillian Whyte in a brutal war last time out after seven tough rounds. ‘Big Fraze’ had suggested he needed a big stoppage to get his career back on track. And he delivered exactly that, with the former Olympian flying out of the traps. He first dropped his opponent to the canvas with a display of devastating power punching. And despite Tetteh beating the count, he teed off again landing a crushing right hand as part of a new onslaught. The referee stepped in and halted the contest, which left Tetteh absolutely furious. Cameras caught Tetteh grabbing the referee as he fumed with the decision to halt the proceedings. He said after his sensational display: “I have been crying out for that kind of performance since my debut. “I have come through some dark times, so that feels amazing. “People can take whatever they want from it but I was just so happy to be back in the boxing ring. GettyClarke cracked Tetteh with some brilliant shots and came back in style[/caption] “Thank you to everyone who stuck by me because it has been difficult. “I knew I hit him with a big shot and I knew he wasn’t all there and that was enough. I think the ref did a good job. “I would love the winner of David Adeleye and Jeamie TKV. I want to box again ASAP. “I feel the best I have ever felt, all that adversity has made me stronger and going forward I will take people out.” Clarke will now be hoping to make his way back to the top after a difficult spell in his career. He was on an unbeaten high before his devastating loss to Wardley. GettyClarke now wants a new shot at the British title[/caption] And hopes will now be that he can land on his feet back at British level. ‘Big Fraze’ will now face a wait to discover if he can fight for a British title again. Adeleye and TKV have been ordered to rematch each other after their controversial bout. And he will no doubt welcome the winner with open arms. Follow talkBOXING on social media talkBOXING is now on Twitter and Facebook. Follow us on social media for big breaking boxing news, exclusive interviews and the best bits from our talkBOXING YouTube show. Like our Facebook page HERE Follow us on Twitter HERE Sign up for our WhatsApp channel HERE
Frazer Clarke battered Ebenezer Tetteh in just two minutes to score a vicious KO in his comeback fight.
Clarke was returning for the first time since suffering a worrying fractured jaw in a brutal first round KO defeat to Fabio Wardley in October last year.
He took on rugged warrior Tetteh, who was stopped by Dillian Whyte in a brutal war last time out after seven tough rounds.
‘Big Fraze’ had suggested he needed a big stoppage to get his career back on track.
And he delivered exactly that, with the former Olympian flying out of the traps.
He first dropped his opponent to the canvas with a display of devastating power punching.
And despite Tetteh beating the count, he teed off again landing a crushing right hand as part of a new onslaught.
The referee stepped in and halted the contest, which left Tetteh absolutely furious.
Cameras caught Tetteh grabbing the referee as he fumed with the decision to halt the proceedings.
He said after his sensational display: “I have been crying out for that kind of performance since my debut.
“I have come through some dark times, so that feels amazing.
“People can take whatever they want from it but I was just so happy to be back in the boxing ring.
“Thank you to everyone who stuck by me because it has been difficult.
“I knew I hit him with a big shot and I knew he wasn’t all there and that was enough. I think the ref did a good job.
“I would love the winner of David Adeleye and Jeamie TKV. I want to box again ASAP.
“I feel the best I have ever felt, all that adversity has made me stronger and going forward I will take people out.”
Clarke will now be hoping to make his way back to the top after a difficult spell in his career.
He was on an unbeaten high before his devastating loss to Wardley.
And hopes will now be that he can land on his feet back at British level.
‘Big Fraze’ will now face a wait to discover if he can fight for a British title again.
Adeleye and TKV have been ordered to rematch each other after their controversial bout.
And he will no doubt welcome the winner with open arms.
