Coach Ben Davison believes that his warrior, a 20-year-old massive Moses Itauma, may become the first in Great Britain.

A great vision of the trainer

Davison doesn’t say when he thinks it’s possible. He mentions the potential fight for Itauma with the undisputed heavyweight champion, Oleksandr Usyk as a match that could scold Kežmarok, born in Slovakia Itauma first in pounds for pounds.

It would be nice if the ITAUMA promoters begin to match it to younger heavyweight with real talents, instead of sticking to the elders who are Ready for scrap metalas we saw him many times. He has a plastic record, impressive at first glance, but when you look at the opposition he fought, there is nothing.

With the victories in Moses’ CV belongs to the bottom of the rankings, not in the first place, and his trainer artificially pumps him to get a pound status for a pound. His previous achievements are purely superficial.

Flimsy record iTauma

For a warrior who received so much noise and received a high ranking No. 1 from WBA and WBO, it is surprising that he is still fighting heavyweight at level C and D. Rate himself. This is the last six opponents of Ituma:

• Dillian Whyte: 37
• Mike Balogun: 41
• Demey McKEAN: Nicked in the last fight
• Mariusz Wach: 45
• Ilja Mesce
• And Garber: 40

“I don’t think this country [UK] He ever produced the best boxer in the world. I think we have the opportunity to do it. In heavyweight, except that we are talking about us fighting Usyk, in a British heavyweight, to be the best best boxer for pounds in the world, that’s what we have when it comes to Moses Itaum, “said coach Ben Davison to make Boxing TalkSport For his warrior, Moses Itauma.

Pound path for a pound

Before Davison wonders that Ituma is the best massive weight in the Milky Way Galaxy, it would be nice to see how he is still fighting with some massive at A level, right? Before Moses Itauma received the title of world champion on a silver plate against Uyk, I would like to see how he cut his teeth on this compact glove to see if he is ready for the king:

1. Joseph Parker
2. Fabio Wardley
3. Lenier, but
4. Filip Hrgovic

Well, if people from the Ring magazine panel are the same those who pushed Terenka Crawford to 1 pound for a pound after a narrow, non -spectacular victory over Canelo Alvarez last weekend, Ituma has a great chance to get the place in the first place.

It probably won’t happen until Crawford retires or beaten, unless Ituma does something spectacular. I have the impression that Bud will remain in this highest place, and can even sit in the position for the next year, if he decides to remain inactive for 13 months, his custom in the last two years.