Justis Huni will make his ring return on Tyson Fury's comeback card, facing English Olympic bronze medallist Frazer Clarke at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on April 19. The bout will be broadcast on Netflix.
This marks Huni's first fight since the death of his head trainer Keri Fui, who suffered a fatal heart attack while training with the Australian heavyweight. The loss prompted Huni to postpone a scheduled rematch with Kiki Leutele in December.
Huni, 26, holds a 12-1 record, with his sole loss coming against current WBO heavyweight world champion Fabio Wardley last June. Huni was leading that fight before a 10th-round knockout turned the tide.
Clarke, 9-2-1, earned a draw with Wardley in their first meeting in 2024 but was stopped in the first round of their rematch. He lost his most recent fight to Jeamie Tshikeva for the vacant British heavyweight title in November.
The event also features Conor Benn against Regis Prograis, and Jai Opetaia, Huni's stablemate, who fights Brandon Glanton in Las Vegas on Sunday. The card is part of Dana White's Zuffa Boxing promotion.
