Moses Itauma v Dillian Whyte

[Master]

Unbeaten heavyweight Moses Itauma will face fellow Briton Dillian Whyte in Saudi Arabia on 16 August.

The 20-year-old, seen as one of British boxing's top prospects, has stopped 10 of his 12 opponents since turning professional.

The bout marks a major step up for the Kent fighter, with Whyte, 37, a former world-title challenger and seasoned contender.

In the co-main event in Riyadh, Liverpool's WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball, 28, defends his belt against Australia's Sam Goodman.

Also on the card, former super-featherweight world champion Anthony Cacace, 36, takes on American Raymond Ford, while British heavyweight David Adeleye, 28, faces Croatia's Filip Hrgovic.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/a...s/c0mrdv19nzlo

[TIC]

dillian is shot

[ykdadamaja]

Unbeaten heavyweight Moses Itauma will face fellow Briton Dillian Whyte in Saudi Arabia on 16 August.

The 20-year-old, seen as one of British boxing's top prospects, has stopped 10 of his 12 opponents since turning professional.

The bout marks a major step up for the Kent fighter, with Whyte, 37, a former world-title challenger and seasoned contender.

In the co-main event in Riyadh, Liverpool's WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball, 28, defends his belt against Australia's Sam Goodman.

Also on the card, former super-featherweight world champion Anthony Cacace, 36, takes on American Raymond Ford, while British heavyweight David Adeleye, 28, faces Croatia's Filip Hrgovic.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/a...s/c0mrdv19nzlo

I think it may be too much for Moses, but if he makes it through, I may have to start paying him attention. Is Dillian in shape and has he been keeping in shape? He really had no other way to go in terms of championship fights.

[Primo Carnera]

Unbeaten heavyweight Moses Itauma will face fellow Briton Dillian Whyte in Saudi Arabia on 16 August.

The 20-year-old, seen as one of British boxing's top prospects, has stopped 10 of his 12 opponents since turning professional.

The bout marks a major step up for the Kent fighter, with Whyte, 37, a former world-title challenger and seasoned contender.

In the co-main event in Riyadh, Liverpool's WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball, 28, defends his belt against Australia's Sam Goodman.

Also on the card, former super-featherweight world champion Anthony Cacace, 36, takes on American Raymond Ford, while British heavyweight David Adeleye, 28, faces Croatia's Filip Hrgovic.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/a...s/c0mrdv19nzlo

I think it may be too much for Moses, but if he makes it through, I may have to start paying him attention. Is Dillian in shape and has he been keeping in shape? He really had no other way to go in terms of championship fights.

Dillian has not been in shape or fought anyone of note for 3 years or more.
I hope he makes an effort to get in shape, but at the moment it feels like he’s being given a payday so that Itauma can have his name on his record.

[TIC]

anthony cacace has pulled out with an injury

[TIC]

anthony cacace has pulled out with an injury

abraham nova will be the replacement to fight raymond ford

[Master]

Stick this thread as there are a lot of good fights on the card.

Dillian certainly has the right attitude and has that "chip on his shoulder" to try and cause the upset.

Moses is just calm and measured for such a young man under the huge pressure and limelight.

[devsherdteam]

Unbeaten heavyweight Moses Itauma will face fellow Briton Dillian Whyte in Saudi Arabia on 16 August.

The 20-year-old, seen as one of British boxing's top prospects, has stopped 10 of his 12 opponents since turning professional.

The bout marks a major step up for the Kent fighter, with Whyte, 37, a former world-title challenger and seasoned contender.

In the co-main event in Riyadh, Liverpool's WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball, 28, defends his belt against Australia's Sam Goodman.

Also on the card, former super-featherweight world champion Anthony Cacace, 36, takes on American Raymond Ford, while British heavyweight David Adeleye, 28, faces Croatia's Filip Hrgovic.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/a...s/c0mrdv19nzlo

This is gonna be a massive test for Itauma! He’s looked great so far, but Whyte’s got the experience. Still, at 20, Moses has some serious potential. The co-main with Nick Ball defending his title is another one to watch.

[TIC]

i see they've reduced moses v dillian to ten rounds

[Primo Carnera]

i see they've reduced moses v dillian to ten rounds

Do we know why? Load of bollocks. Wasn’t it supposed to be a WBA International title on the line, with #1 contender status or some such bullshit? Can’t do that and make it 10 rounds. Ridiculous.

[TIC]

why is a very good question & at who's request?

[ykdadamaja]

Dillian looks in shape.

[devsherdteam]

Unbeaten heavyweight Moses Itauma will face fellow Briton Dillian Whyte in Saudi Arabia on 16 August.

The 20-year-old, seen as one of British boxing's top prospects, has stopped 10 of his 12 opponents since turning professional.

The bout marks a major step up for the Kent fighter, with Whyte, 37, a former world-title challenger and seasoned contender.

In the co-main event in Riyadh, Liverpool's WBA featherweight champion Nick Ball, 28, defends his belt against Australia's Sam Goodman.

Also on the card, former super-featherweight world champion Anthony Cacace, 36, takes on American Raymond Ford, while British heavyweight David Adeleye, 28, faces Croatia's Filip Hrgovic.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/boxing/a...s/c0mrdv19nzlo

Wow, this is a proper card! Itauma vs Whyte is gonna be 🔥. Big step up for Moses if he handles Whyte, that’s a huge statement. Nick Ball always brings excitement, Goodman is no joke either. Cacace vs Ford is underrated and Adeleye vs Hrgovic should be fireworks. Saudi really stacking these shows lately!

Also, if anyone’s into gear, check out Ring-Hope custom boxing hand wraps, some of their designs look awesome for training and fight-night vibes.

[Master]

I think Moses wins in one round. Easy work.

[Master]

Dillian Whyte has vowed to continue boxing in the wake of his defeat by Moses Itauma, despite calls for the veteran to hang up his gloves.

Whyte took to Instagram on Monday (25 August) to write: “This is not where my story ends.

“I may have lost this fight, but not the fire that built me. Thank you to everyone who’s been standing by me through the highs and the lows.

“I’ll be back. T.B.S [the Bodysnatcher].”

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/oth...d=BingNewsSerp