HARRY SCARFF is eager to prove he is a "new beast" tonight, after his heartbreaking loss to Troy Williamson.
28-year-old Derby born fighter was the last to be in the ring for major fight. It was August 2020 when Williamson controversially won a points decision.
Williamson was unable to stand up to Harry Scarff, the ferocious and relentless 'Horrible.'
Clifton Mitchell, the 28-year old coach, was left fuming over the shocking decision.
He is willing to let him go tonight against Louis Greene in Wembley Arena, for the vacant English title of welterweight live on Sky Sports.
He stated, "I want to be part of the mix for all big fights. I am open to all welterweights. I would fight any of them. Any of them would be defeated.
"I suffered a controversial loss to Williamson in my last fight, but he won the British title and did well."
"So people look at that back and think Harry is a very risky fight, especially at Welterweight which is just my natural weigh.
"I look forward to showing that I'm a new species."
Scarff holds a record of 10-2 and wants to return after a nine month layoff.
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Recent red-hot runs of back to back TKO victories in his last two fights have seen him go on a hot streak.
After previously managing to juggle his career as a chef and scaffolder, the father of four has been training full time ahead of this fight.
He said, "It was different then. I did split shifts at the bar and then trained in between.
"That was something I noticed during the Anthony Fowler fight the last time I boxed live on Sky.
"I believed that if I wanted to compete at the level of full-time pros, I needed to do the same.
"I still do some odd bits, like scaffolding to keep me going with my friends. We love it. It's great to get out, and I can train around it."
Scarff, along with Sandy Ryan, trains at One Nation Gym in East Midlands.
It is a community-based gym that was founded by Clifton Mitchell, an ex Heavyweight Boxer.
Scarff said: "Clifton, the main man behind Derby boxing, has led it in our town.
"But we must keep growing it, and I look forward hopefully to leading the way.
"Zach Parker will be performing the Frank Warren show at Derby's Pride Park Stadium. Sandy is doing well, and Myron mills means we have a lot of great boxers.
"We only need to bring the next batch of people now. "I'm part of One Nation's amateurs and it's a great place to be. It's buzzing, and it's growing."
Scarff is hopeful that Harry Jr., his 6-year-old son, will soon be able to join the Derby boxing ranks.
He said, "You want your children to be successful." It is an inspiration and a motivating force for training hard.
"Little Harry Jr" comes to the gym and kickboxes with an ex-pro, then comes back and does some boxing. He loves it.
"I love being dad, and that's testament for my partner. She's spot-on, takes care of the children and does the majority of the work. It's a great job.
