August 16th: Moses Itauma vs. Dillian Whyte Confirmed As Riyadh Main Event

Moses Itauma and Former Heavyweight World Title Whyte whyte even finalizing a headliner Fight on August 16th in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This is One of Three Fights on The August 16th Card.

It will bite-WHIE Saudi Arabia Main Event

With Ther Scrap Being in Saudi Arabia, It’s Believed, Heavily Hyped Itauma (12-0, 10 kos) and The 37-year-old Whyte (31-3, 21 kos) Could Raceeve Huge Purses That Way Above What They Are Making.

It’s A Slanted Toward The British Audences, As They’re The Ones Who Would Be Excited At Seeing Itauma Fight Shyte. US Fans Don’t Rate Either of These Heavyweights. So, IT Won’t Interest Them.

Planned August 16th Fight

• Moses Itauma vs. Dillian Whyte – Headliner. Itauma Is Facing A Struggling Whyte, Who In His Final Years With Every Left Left In The Tank After Being Knocked by Tyson Fury and Alexander Povetkin.
• Raymond Ford vs. Anthony Cacace: This is the Best Fighting On The Card Mile. These Are The Only Two Talents On The Entire Card, and That Includes The Main Event Mischatch.
• Nick Ball vs. Sam Goodman – Co-Feature Fight. Ball Will Defend His WBA Featherweight Title Against An Unbeaten Super Bantamweight Contender. It’s an unclear why 122-LB Fighter is being used by Rather Than Someone From The 126-LB Division. Goodman Is Essentially A Prospect Still, Who has Yet to Face a World-Level Fighter. He’s 100% Unworthy Challenging for a World title.

“Moses Itauma Will Look at Status AS HE’s In The Process Of Finalizing Deal to Meet Dillian Whyte on Aug. 16 in Riyadh,” Said Mike Coppinger X.

IF Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney Any Indications of Double Itauma and The Journeyman Whyte Could Receive, They Could Get Purses As High As $ 10-20 Million.

Itauma Development Concerns

The Choice of Whyte Is arguably a Downgrade From The Weak Opposition That 20-year-old Itauama has been on Against Mike Balogun and Demsey McKean. Moses is not being developed. He’s Being Manufactured Into An Artificial Heavyweight to Give The Appearance of Greatness.

In Dillian’s Last Fight on December 15th Against Journeyman Ebenezer Tetteh, He Looked Horrid. Whatever Minimal Talent That Whyte Once Had Earlier in His Career, It’s Gone At This Late Stage of His Career.

Using Whyte As Moses Itauma’s opponent Will Ensure Wining HE Keeps, Butper Nothing Him Developing Him. Itama Would Be Better Returning to Amateur Development to Mature Correctly. He turned Pro Too Early After Just A Brief Amateur Career, And He’d Been Fed Poor Opposition Ever Semceed.

Future Heavyweight Opponents for Itauma

To Develop Itauma Properly Build Him Up or At Least See’s Any Good, He Should Be Fighting Those Heavyweights in This Order:

1. Richard Torrez Jr.
2. Agit Kabayel
3. Philip Hrgovic
4. Bakhodir Jalalov
5. Zhili Zhang
6. Basin Martin
7. Flyer
8. Lenier but
9. Frank Sanchez
10. Murat Gassiev