Boxing Results: Frazer Clarke Destroys Tetteh In One, Chaos Erupts As Tetteh Manhandles Referee

Frazer Clarke needed less than a round to smash Ebenezer Tetteh — but what should have been a clean comeback ended in complete chaos after Tetteh completely lost his head.

Clarke Does the Business — Tetteh Loses the Plot

After taking one proper smack from Clarke, Tetteh collapsed like a cheap deckchair. Referee Kevin Parker rightly waved it off to save him from further punishment.

And how did Tetteh react? By grabbing at the referee like a spoiled brat throwing a tantrum. No professionalism. No respect. Just disgraceful behaviour.

Security had to dive in and drag Tetteh off Parker before it got worse. Then, instead of facing the music, Tetteh legged it straight out of the ring and stormed off to the dressing rooms — before the official result could even be announced.

Total embarrassment.

Clarke Stays Cool, Soaks Up the Moment

Meanwhile, Clarke stood tall — back in the ring after needing surgery thanks to Fabio Wardley last year.

He didn’t even break a sweat as he got the job done early and soaked up the win with his team.

After the fight, Clarke said:

“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.”

Final Word: Clarke Deserves Credit, Tetteh Deserves Shame

Frazer Clarke did exactly what he was supposed to do: turn up, throw hands, handle business.
Tetteh?
He embarrassed himself, his team, and the sport with that clown show.

Grabbing a referee, shoving him, and storming out like a sulking kid isn’t boxing — it’s cowardice.

Big Fraze moves forward. Tetteh should hang his head in shame.

Full Results:

• Super welterweight: Sam Eggington defeast Lee Cutler  Via PTS
• Heavyweight: Frazer Clarke def. Ebenezer Tetteh via first-round TKO
• Middleweight: Tyler Denny def. Elvis Ahorgah via points (97–92)
• Welterweight: Elliot Whale def. Lucas Ballingall via points (79–74)
• Middleweight: Troy Coleman def. Bradley Goldsmith via seventh-round TKO (Watch video)
•  Super middleweight: Mark Jeffers def. Ricardo Lara via second-round TKO