News about Mariusz Wach

BY SAM BROOKES: BY EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW Frazer Clarke: May 10, 2023, is a date that Frazer Clarke would rather forget. The undefeated heavyweight had a shot against Fabio Wardley in the United Kingdom, and the back and forth on social media had only added to the drama. Then, the chance was taken away from him. Clarke's promotional group BOXXER pulled him out just minutes before purse auctions were set to take place, saying they needed their fighter to gain more experience before facing Wardley.

Frazer Clarke needs to get over the agony of seeing his hoped British title fight with Fabio Wardley slipping away in front of his eyes by making a statement against Mariusz Wach in his next outing. By the end of September, Wardley had been ordered to defend his belt against Clarke. However, Clarke's promoter, Ben Shalom of BOXXER, decided to pull his fighter out of the competition before purse bidding was set to take place. Clarke 'hadn't done enough rounds' in his professional career to warrant a jump straight into a 12-rounder, much to the Olympic bronze medalist's dismay who admits he's still isn't over' the debacle.

Exclusive: Conor Benn is planning to sue the British boxing chiefs for over £3.5 million in damages after being advised by a boxing authority of a doping offence. Since his struggle with Chris Eubank Jnr was called off, Benn told The Mail on Sunday that the effort to prove his innocence of drug use has'killed' him emotionally. Since traces of a prohibited drug were found in his urine as part of a voluntary testing program, Benn is furious with the British Boxing Board of Control for failing to give him the opportunity to clarify his name. And if they failed a UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) test, he believes other fighters had a chance.