Moses Itauma eyes becoming heavyweight champion despite Filip Hrgovic soul claim
The rivals clash for the IBF title that was relinquished by Oleksandr Usyk in June when they meet at The O2 on Saturday, with knockout specialist Itauma…
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Hrgovic is by far the toughest challenge the 21-year-old southpaw has faced and the respected Croatian, an Olympic bronze medallist in 2016, has been using his experience to get under his rival’s skin. Apart from calling Itauma “delusional” and a “kid”, he insists it would be “best to lose this fight to save his soul” because he is unprepared for the stardom that awaits.
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Hrgovic is by far the toughest challenge the 21-year-old southpaw has faced and the respected Croatian, an Olympic bronze medallist in 2016, has been using his experience to get under his rival’s skin.
according to The IndependentApart from calling Itauma “delusional” and a “kid”, he insists it would be “best to lose this fight to save his soul” because he is unprepared for the stardom that awaits.
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