Frazer Clarke sends chills through heavyweight division after thunderous KO by Esteban Bracamonte in only second fight

FRAZER CLARKE threw Esteban Bracamonte under the bus to make sure that the British heavyweight scene was on alert.

The bronze Tokyo 2020 Tokyo 2020 medallist, aged 30, looked like he was at the start of a critical learning fight with his second professional outing against the grizzled Argentine.

A left hook that was bludgeoning and brutal sank the South American, sending a chill through the ranks.

Bracamonte gave Jarrell Miller, a massive drug cheat, the 10-round distance in America last Month. It was considered a tough test.

Clarke, who will be racing for a British title after years of being an understudy to Joe Joyce and Anthony Joshua, savaged him in just six minutes.

The 18st Burton-On-Thames powerhouse stated: "It wasn't the right that won it, because he was a big target.

"He kept throwing that right-hand that is dangerous at me so I had to be very sharp."

Argie was a super-fan of Only Fools and Horses and he sprayed him all over the Bournemouth Ring.

The former Team GB skipper displayed impressive defensive skills when South American launched the occasional haymaker back.

Big Fraze seemed to be in good shape when he pinned Braca on the ropes. He also cracked a few into his flank, but the big challenger was happy with the shellacking.

The tattooed Bracamonte continued to march his 19-pound frame at Clarke, shooting blood out of his nose every chance he got.

The underfire visitor complained about an illegal punch to his head in the first half and was given a break to rest.

Clarke retorted by dumping Clarke almost out of the ring in a sickening move that should send chills down the rest British heavyweight scene.