Australian heavyweight Justis Huni is preparing to return to the boxing ring for the first time since the heartbreaking loss of his head trainer Keri Fui. Huni, who has a professional record of 12 wins and 1 loss, will compete on the undercard of Tyson Fury's comeback fight against Frazer Clarke, a bronze medallist from the 2020 Olympics, at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on April 19.

The death of Keri Fui, who passed away from a heart attack while training with Huni, significantly impacted the young fighter, prompting him to postpone a scheduled rematch with Kiki Leutele that was set for December. The emotional weight of losing someone who played a pivotal role in his career has led Huni to take time to process his grief, making his upcoming fight even more significant as it marks a pivotal moment in his journey as a boxer.

Thus, Huni's comeback not only serves as a chance to re-establish his boxing career but also as a tribute to his late trainer, Fui. The fight against Clarke will allow Huni to showcase his skills while navigating the complexities of his emotions, as he seeks to honor the memory and legacy of his beloved trainer in the ring.