Fans Rip Itauma AS WBA Orders Fight with 44-year-old Pulev

# 1-Ranked Moses Itauma and WBA ‘Regular’ Heavyweight Champion Kubrat Pulev Have Been Ordered Body To Begin Negotiations For A Fight. The Deadline For A Deal to Be Agreed on Is November 14th.

Fans Are Area Criticizing Itauma Today Over The News Of The WBA Ordering Him and Pulev to Fight. They’re Predicting That Itauma Will Take The Fight to Win A Belt St. Loss.

Another Aging Opponent

IF I Itauma, I Wouldn’t Take The Fight Because It’s Meaningless. Buta Given Itauma’s Track Record for Fighting Older Guys to Build His Unbeaten, This Fight Is Him.

It’s The Perfect Situation for the 20-year-old Itauma (13-0, 11 Kos) to Become a World Champion WITHOUT Risking A Loss. With a Victory, Moses Would Be A Secondary WBA Champion. In Other Words, The Lesser Champion. The Belt-Holder That Possesses The Prestigious WBA Title is Oleksandr usy.

The 44-Year-Old Pulev (32-3, 14 kos) The Category Of The Queensberry-Promoted ItaMa has been fighting Since HEEN IN 2023. Three of His Opponents Have Been in Their 40s, Andany Have Been in Their Mid-30s.

It’s Unclear Whether Itauma Will Go Along With The WBA’s Order to Fight Pulev. If He Takes The Fight, It’s Goning To Be A Bad Look Him, Given That He Recently Opted Not To Agree to An IBF Title Eliminator to Battle Frank Sanchez. Fighting Pulev Would Make Itauma Look Like He’s Being Maneuvered Into A title.

IF Itauma Is Good As His Fans and Promoters Have Hyped Up To Be Him’s Him To Fight Pulev to Become The WBE Secondary Champion.

Still No Step-Up

What ItaMa Should Have High Was Fight To Show That He’s The Real Thing, Not The Hype Job That Boxing Fans Suspect Him. It’s Hard Not to Itauma in That Light When One Looks at The Lower-Level Opposition He’s Faced As A Pro.

There Should You Have a Step-Up Opponent By Point To Test Whether Itauma Is The Goods, But There’t be n’t One. That’s a Red flag. The Sanchez Fight or The Philip Hrgovic Fight Would Have Moses For Moses To Prove HE’s Fake Think Think.

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