Moses Itauma expects ‘long night’ in IBF title fight against Filip Hrgovic
The 21-year-old from Chatham was described as the hottest prospect in boxing by Queensberry promoter Frank Warren this week.
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Itauma can become the second-youngest world heavyweight champion of all-time behind Mike Tyson on August 29 when the IBF crown is on the line at O2 Arena , but experienced Croatian operator Hrgovic stands in the way. British heavyweight sensation Moses Itauma has acknowledged he is not always comfortable under the bright lights, but is ready to come through a “long night” with Filip Hrgovic and embrace destiny.
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Itauma can become the second-youngest world heavyweight champion of all-time behind Mike Tyson on August 29 when the IBF crown is on the line at O2 Arena , but experienced Croatian operator Hrgovic stands in the way.
according to The IndependentBritish heavyweight sensation Moses Itauma has acknowledged he is not always comfortable under the bright lights, but is ready to come through a “long night” with Filip Hrgovic and embrace destiny.
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