Frazer Clarke says he is at ‘a different level’ for Johnny Fisher, but is open to a British fight against the ‘Romford Bull’ | Boxing news

Frazer Clarke believes that he is at ‘a different level’ for Johnny Fisher, but is open to a British heavyweight fight against the ‘Romford Bull’.

Clarke will look with interest when Fisher is in a rematch this Saturday in a rematch after their controversial first fight.

Fisher achieved a fiercely confirmed split points in December and Clarke could be open to the 26-year-old if he all beats all again in the Copperbox Arena.

“It is an interesting fight and depending on how Johnny does on Saturday, I think I and he would be a great match,” Clarke said Sky Sports.

“He must first get through Dave, but it is definitely something that I would consider once that was done and sprinkled.”

Fisher escaped with his undefeated record, even though he was detected in the fifth round when all took the order, and Clarke believes that he is a class above.

“He is a good young hunter, but I am at a different level,” said Clarke, who demolished Ebenezer Tetteh in the opening round last month.

“I have a lot of respect for Johnny and his family, they are really nice people, but when it comes to me and fighting, we are world shifts and I am miles for him.”

Clarke also shared the ring with all and has achieved a sixth round victory on the Doncaster-Man after a poorly demonstrated competition.

“I thought Dave was all difficult to be honest, but I don’t sit here and cry around Dave Allen.

“When I abandoned him, he was looking for a way out and I almost got disqualified, but it happens in boxing.

“On Saturday it will be interesting to see what changes they have both made if anyone will take the victory.”