Moses Itauma v Dillian Whyte

[Master]

UD to Ball but two of the judges had it crazy wide. Ball is the house fighter. Sam was excellent in there.

[Master]

First round knockout for Moses. Very impressive and clinical.

Future world champion in the making.

[Mark TKO]

Have we learned anything there. Clinical yes but was Whyte really up for that. He had nothing

[ykdadamaja]

I was wrong. Itauma is that good.

[Mark TKO]

Unfortunately I can see them putting him in with Usyk way before he's ready.

[Master]

Have we learned anything there. Clinical yes but was Whyte really up for that. He had nothing

I think Whyte did come to win and take it to the later rounds but Moses was too sharp and precise. You can not but be impressed by that first round knockout. He is so calm and vicious.

Best 20.year old heavyweight prospect since Tyson.

[Master]

Unfortunately I can see them putting him in with Usyk way before he's ready.

Too many ahead of Itauma such as Parker and Kabayal so he will not get the chance until he earns it. They would be good opponents for him.

[Spicoli]

No one saw that coming at all . Poor Whyte was seeing ghosts before the opening bell. Itauma does have some happy feet though, with the jump back reset, jump forward set up. Love to see him take things natural and learn from the backroads of prior eras that saw soooo many other prospects had yet to even show they can take a fresh punch. But like the hand speed.

[Beanz]

Itauma continues to impress. Must be a nightmare trying to get him rounds when he is on such an explosive trajectory. Whyte has to be done now but the future looks bright.

Very rare for somebody who carries that amount of power to be so rounded and fundamentally sound. No relying on one favourite combo to get the job done, Itauma has shown a great boxing brain already. Those skills are class.

[Mark TKO]

Unfortunately I can see them putting him in with Usyk way before he's ready.

Too many ahead of Itauma such as Parker and Kabayal so he will not get the chance until he earns it. They would be good opponents for him.

That's you speaking with your boxing purist hat on. That doesn't apply any more.

The Ring have just announced they have heard Turki wants to see Usyk V Itauma next. Parker won't get his shot

[Spicoli]

Itauma continues to impress. Must be a nightmare trying to get him rounds when he is on such an explosive trajectory. Whyte has to be done now but the future looks bright.

Very rare for somebody who carries that amount of power to be so rounded and fundamentally sound. No relying on one favourite combo to get the job done, Itauma has shown a great boxing brain already. Those skills are class.

What we see in under 2 rounds so far, there's natural fluidity. But hardly enough to gauge overall skillset for me. Think he desperately needs rounds. Hey, feed him Jarrell Miller . Massive load, durable with a little depth. Watching Miller pounded for a number of rounds before flopping over is just a bonus.

[Spicoli]

Unfortunately I can see them putting him in with Usyk way before he's ready.

Too many ahead of Itauma such as Parker and Kabayal so he will not get the chance until he earns it. They would be good opponents for him.

That's you speaking with your boxing purist hat on. That doesn't apply any more.

The Ring have just announced they have heard Turki wants to see Usyk V Itauma next. Parker won't get his shot

The craziness is Turki announced that immediately after Usyk and Dubois II. It was dismissed right off by majority, rightly imo. Now he starches a ghost and they act like it's new. The saying "there is levels to this" should also apply to hyped prospects being allowed to leapfrog legit learned contenders. But Turki gonna Turki . Like a backhanded slap to Usyk being honest.

[TIC]

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[Beanz]

Itauma continues to impress. Must be a nightmare trying to get him rounds when he is on such an explosive trajectory. Whyte has to be done now but the future looks bright.

Very rare for somebody who carries that amount of power to be so rounded and fundamentally sound. No relying on one favourite combo to get the job done, Itauma has shown a great boxing brain already. Those skills are class.

What we see in under 2 rounds so far, there's natural fluidity. But hardly enough to gauge overall skillset for me. Think he desperately needs rounds. Hey, feed him Jarrell Miller . Massive load, durable with a little depth. Watching Miller pounded for a number of rounds before flopping over is just a bonus.

He still has a lot to prove but in the limited action we have seen him in, the skills he has he deploys with quite a rare fluidity for a big fella. Adversity will be his best friend if someone can give him rounds. Not just chin checking but stamina, plan B's and thinking on his feet when he is being shut out or countered.

[TIC]

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