Moses Itauma backed to take Filip Hrgovic bout in his stride by brother Karol
Now he is enjoying and walking in the fruits of his labour.” Former Great Britain amateur boxer Karol Itauma had been on a similar path in the sport until he…
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Chatham southpaw Itauma can become the second youngest world heavyweight champion of all-time after Mike Tyson, but the 21-year-old will have to make up a big gulf in experience against veteran opponent Hrgovic. Karol Itauma has total confidence “special” younger brother Moses Itauma will take another big challenge in his stride and overcome Filip Hrgovic at O2 Arena on Saturday night.
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Chatham southpaw Itauma can become the second youngest world heavyweight champion of all-time after Mike Tyson, but the 21-year-old will have to make up a big gulf in experience against veteran opponent Hrgovic.
according to The IndependentKarol Itauma has total confidence “special” younger brother Moses Itauma will take another big challenge in his stride and overcome Filip Hrgovic at O2 Arena on Saturday night.
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