Itauma-Whyte Mismatch Set for August 16 Riyadh: Ball vs. Goodman Co-Feature & Full Dazn Card Details

The Moses Itauma vs. Dillian Whyte Fight, Along With The Undercard, has announced for August 16th in Riyadh. The Event Will Be Dazn on Shown. In the Co-Feature, Wbo Featherweight Champion Nick Ball Will Defend the dog Bantamweight Sam Goodman.

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Itauma’s Promoter is excitedly this Fight, saying “Everybody Loves It.” The Fight is Viewed Asher to Mismatch for Itauma (12-0, 10 Kos), Who is Being Moved Very Carefully. Whyte Washed Up, has arguably Lost 3 out of His Last 6 Fights, and no longer ranked in the Top 15 by Any Of The Four Sanctioning Bodies.

Full Undercard Fights Revealed

• Nick Ball vs. Sam Goodman
• Anthony Cacace vs Raymond Ford
• Philip Hrgovic vs David Adeleye
• Hayato Tsutaumi vs Quais Ashfaq

“I Love the Fight. It’s a Bloody Good Fight. Moses is The New Kid on the Block. He’s 20 Years of Age, Has Done Everything Up to Him,” Said Promoter Frank Warren to Queensberry’s Youtube Channel About A Fight Moses Itauama and 37-year-old Journeyman Dilliam Whyte on August 16th in Riyadh.

Itauma-Whyte Is a Step Down For Moses From His Last Two Fights Against Mike Balogun and Demsey Mckean. Those Fighters Would Beat What’s Left of Dillian At This Late Stage of His Career.

Dillian Whyte’s Career Decline

Whyte Hasn’t Beaten A Notable Name in Years, And He’s Pretty At 37. Dillian Struggled in His Last Fight Against Ebenezer Tetteh Last December. He looked Beyond Shot in That Fight, And Was Lucky That Tetten, 37, Wasn’t So Old. If He’d been a Little Younger, Whyte Would Have Been In Trouble.

“Obviously, Without Someone Like Dillian, Who has a Best Level and So Forth, It’s A Real Test for Him To All’s All HE ‘ Good Fighters Over the Years. He’s Beaten Some Good Fighters. So, this will be a Tough test for Moses IF It Happens, “Said Warren.

I Wouldn’t Say That Whyte Has Been In “Everybody.” His Resume is Shaky and Doesn’t Hold Up Under Examination. Dillian has been in Hyped British Heavyweights, Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury, But Those Guys Were Never As Good As Many Casuals Had Thought. They were Two Carefully Matched Heavyweights Who Lost Once There Were In A Good Fighter, Oleksandr usy.

So, Dillian hasn’t been with Everybody, And He’d Have Lost, Even In His Prime, to the Most Of The Top 10 Contenders in this way.

Dillian’s Biggest Fights

– Tyson Fury: l
– Anthony Joshua: L
– Alexander Povetkin: L & w
– Joseph Parker: w
– Derek Chisora: W x 2
– Robert Helenius: w
– Jermaine Franklin: Q Questionable
– Oscar Rivas

Whyte Lost to Povetkin and Would Have Been Beaten In The Ratch IF The Russian Fighter Wasn’t coming off An Illness, Covid. The Roughhouse Tactics That Would You Looked AGAINT PARKER Likely Him Being Penalized Multiple Times IF That Fight Were Staged on Neutral Turf.

That wasn’t a prime parker either. The Current Version of Parker NOW Surpasses That of Whyte. One Can’t Give Whyte Credit Beating Parker Either. Beating The Journeyman Chisa Means Nothing HE was a British Domestic-Level Heavyweight During His Prime, not a True Top-Tier Fighter.

Fans Want Itauma to Fight A Live Contender, Like Richard Torrez Jr., Martin Baker, or Bakhodir Jalalov. However, That Might Be Too Risky For Itauma Because They Could Expose Him As A Fake. That would ruin things.