Moses Itauma’s Trainer Predicts # 1 Pound-for-Pound Status, But Critics Demand He Prove Himself

Trainer Ben Davison Believes His Fighter, 20-year-old Heavyweight Moses Itauma, Could Become The Uk’s First Pound-For-Pound.

The Trainer’s Grand Vision

Davison Doesn’t Say When He Thinks That’s Possible. Heyential Fights For Itauma Against Undisputed Heavyweight Champion Usyk A Match That Could The Kežmarok, Slovakia-Born Itama to the Pound-For-Pound Ratings.

Would be nice ITAMA’s promoters Start Matching Him Against Younter Heavyweights Actual Talent, Rather Than Sticking With The Older Ones Who Ready For The Scrap HeapAs We’ve Seen Repeatedly With Him. He has a Plastic Record, impressive at First Glance, But When One Looks At The Opposition He’s Fought, There’s Nothing No.

With the WINS Moses’ Resume, He Belongs at The Bottom Of The Rankings, Not At # 1, With His Trainer Artificially Pumping Him Up for Pound-For-Pound Status. His Achievements Thus Far Are Purely Superficial.

Itauma’s Flimsy Record

For a Fighter Who has recived So Much Hypen and Been Given with High # 1 ranking with the WBA and WBO, It’s Still Fighting C and D-Level Heavyweights. Judge for yourself. These AreaMa’s Last Six Opponents:

• Dillian Whyte: 37
• Mike BALOGUN: 41
• Demsey Mckean: Knocked out in Last Fight
• Mariusz Wach: 45
• Ilja Mezecev
• And Garber: 40

“I don’t think this country (UK) Best Pound-For-Pound in the World. Potentially, That’s What Weve Got When It Comes To Itauma, “Said Trainer Ben Davison TalkSport Boxing About His Fighter, Moses Itauma.

The Pound-For-Pound Path

Before Davison Goes Anointing Itauma AS The Best Heavyweight In The Milky Way Galaxy, It should be somey to see some a-level heavyweights for once in His Life, Wouldn’t It? Before Moses Itauma Is Given a World title Shot on a Silver Platter Against Usyk, I’d Like to See His Teeth Against This Little Gauntlet To See’s Ready for The King:

1. Joseph Parker
2. Fabio Wardley
3. Lenier but
4. Philip Hrgovic

Well, the People on the Ring Magazine Panel even Pushed Terence Crawford to a Narrow, Not Spectacular Win Canelo Alvarez Last Weekend on Excellent Chance of Grabbing # 1 Spot Eventually.

It Likely Won’t Happen Until Crawford Or Gets Beaten Unless Itauma Does Something Spectacular. I Get The Feeling That Is Going To Stay at The Position And Might Even Sit In The Position IF He Chooses To Stay Inactive 13 months, His Custom during The Last Two Years.