Frazer Clarke vs Jeamie TKV: Fight time, undercard, prediction, ring walks and odds

Frazer Clarke takes on Jeamie “TKV” Tshikeva in Derby on Saturday night for the vacant British heavyweight title.

Now, however, the pair are fighting fit and set to take to the ring to settle their differences, with Clarke looking to claim the British title at the third time of asking.

He drew and was beaten by Fabio Wardley last year, with the first bout a tie before a first-round knockout settled proceedings second time around.

Clarke has since made amends by stopping Ebenezer Tetteh back in April to tee up a hugely-anticipated bout with TKV.

TKV himself was beaten by David Adeleye in his own quest for the British belt in April.

What makes this fight unique is that it will be the first back on free-to-air television, with the BBC having the broadcast rights for the contest, which is the first of a new deal signed by the corporation.

“It’s fantastic for British boxing,” Clarke said of the deal.

“It’s fantastic for the British public because it’s back on national TV.

“With the way the world is now, a lot of people can’t afford the apps, they can’t afford the pay-per-views.

“If you turn on your TV, turn on the BBC, people see whatever it is. It’s just good for fans.

“There’ll be some watching that haven’t watched a live boxing event for years and years and years.

“The older generation probably doesn’t know how to use the apps that well. So, I’m really happy for them. It’s great for me as well.