Frazer Clarke is a busy man in and out of his sporting career
Away from the boxing ring, Frazer Clarke is a devoted family man.
Despite only turning professional in 2021, the 34-year-old had already made a name for himself in the boxing world. The Staffordshire-born fighter clinched gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games and later represented Great Britain at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, where he bagged a bronze medal.
Throughout his journey to medal glory, his girlfriend Danni-Leigh Robinson has been a constant source of support. The pair are parents to three children: a daughter named Mila, a son called Trent, and a newborn daughter named Honey.
They frequently share glimpses of their family life on social media. In addition to balancing parenthood and supporting Clarke’s boxing career, Danni is also a successful businesswoman.
She owns a beauty clinic called D.R. Aesthetics, which offers a range of beauty and hair treatments. Her Instagram page, boasting over 2,500 followers, showcases her work. Her unwavering support for Clarke is evident on the social media platform.
She even included a link in her bio for fans to purchase tickets for his fight tonight against Jeamie ‘TKV’ Tshikeva at Vaillant Live in Derby. The bout is for the vacant British heavyweight title and will be broadcast live on the BBC.
The fight marks Clarke’s third attempt to secure the belt after previous unsuccessful attempts against WBO champion Fabio Wardley. Their initial bout in March 2024 concluded in a stalemate with Wardley maintaining his British championship.
Seven months elapsed before the fighters opted for a second encounter. The rematch proved catastrophic for Clarke, who was stopped inside the opening round and sustained fractures to his jaw and cheekbone in what marked his maiden professional defeat.
Despite the punishing setback, the rematch reportedly earned Clarke a career-best purse of £264,000, as reported by SportySalaries. The Brit’s estimated net worth stands at just over £1million, and he acknowledged that triumph over Tshikeva could transform his career trajectory.
In conversation with ESPN, he said: “The likes of Henry Cooper, Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and Lennox Lewis have all held the British title belt and look at what they have done after they won it. It’s like a coming of age, a natural progress and it’s such a big deal.
“I know what the British title can do for a career and I’m just focusing on winning the fight versus TKV than thinking about future fights.” Clarke made his ring return in April 2025 following his setback against Wardley, dispatching Ebenezer Tetteh within a single round.
“I’ve had one comeback fight. I wish had been busier but the promoter [Boxxer] had a situation going on so I have been waiting around and now I’ve finally got the opportunity.”
