Moses Itauma Roasted for sidestepping Frank Sanchez

Moses Itauma’s Decision to Turn Down A Fight Against Frank Sanchez In IBF Heavyweight title eliminator this week is being heavily criticalized by fans on social media.

Is the First Red Flag?

That was a Fight That Moses Should Have Accessed, So He Could Shut Down The Criticalism That He’s Received Being A Manufactured Fighter. He’s Not Done Much As Amateur Before Turning Pro in 2023. The Guys He’s Fought In The Pros Have Another Another Fighters.

Itauma, 20, is reported to Choosing to Go in A Different Direction Rather Than Face The Powerful Cuban Sanchez, who has speed Hand Speed ​​to Match His. Hey Also Has The Power That Would Have Tested Whether Moses Is Legit.

Hunter or Adeleye: Safer Choices

Coppinger Reports That Itauma Will Be Fighting in December Argainst Potentially One of These Fighters:

• David Adeleye
• Michael Hunter

The 37-year-old Hunter (24-1-2, 17 kos) is Around the Same Age As Many Opponents Itauma has Foodt in the Last Two Years.

In Addition to Those Fighters, Philip Hrgovic, Zhili Zhang, And Jarrell Miller Were Also For Consideration for Itaumber’s Next Fight. Hrgovic Suffered A Bad Cut in His Last Fight Against Adeleye. Wouldn’t be Ready to Fight Itauma In December Even If He Wanted to Take The Contest.

Why Fans Smell Cherry-Picking

The Praise That ItaMa Had Getting After His First-Round Knockout Win Dillian Whyte On August 16, 2025, has disappeared in Some Quarters. Those Who View Itauma AS Showing Signs of Fear Believe He Intends to Cherry-Pick His Way to The Job.

What Fans Worry is a Himeuvering Himeuvering Into a World title, and then selecting His opponents, Weeding Out The Dangerous Ones, As We’re Seeing Here Sanchez. That’s Not What The Heavyweight Division Needs.

Itama’s Weak Resume Says A Lot about Him and His Management. If He was the Real Thing, He Wouldn’t Have Been Matched Against These Guys:

• Dillian Whyte: 37
• Mike BALOGUN: 41
• Mariusz Wach: 45
• And Garber: 40

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