Man... thinkin' about Frazer Clarke's journey makes me wonder, what does it mean to be a champion in life? Is it about gettin' the title, or is it about stayin' true to yourself? Clarke went from security guard to contender, but did he ever lose sight of who he was before all this? I feel like we're so focused on reachin' our goals that we forget what got us started. And what's the real definition of "winning" anyway? Is it about takin' home the title, or is it about doin' what you love and makin' a difference in people's lives? 
Clarke's journey is so inspiring, I mean he went from being a security guard to fighting for the British heavyweight title, that's crazy! Interesting how one fight in 2020 changed his life forever 
. I mean, I love the underdog story, but let's be real, this kid has been training for years, what makes him think he can take down TKV? and btw, didn't Anthony Joshua just lose to Oleksandr Usyk like a month ago? maybe Frazer should stick to his day job 
, at least then he wouldn't have to worry about getting knocked out in the first round 
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