How Dillian Whyte’s Stamina Could Neutralize Moses Itauma’s Power

Heavyweight Contender Philip Believes Dilliam Whyte The Untened 20-Year-Old Moses Itauma IF He Can Get Through The Early Onslaught To The Later Rounds.

Moses Itauma’s Lack of Experience

Whyte Is Easily The Best Fighter That ItaMa has ever started Ever Fought in the pros and amateurs. Unlike Fighters That Come From Deep Amateur Backgrounds, Itauma Is A Complete Novice. His Amateur Brief, Matches Against Opposition That Were Nowhere Near The Top.

The Top Amateur Super Heavyweights During Itauma’s Time’s Amateurs;

• Bakhodhir Jalolov: Uzbekistan
• Richard Torrez Jr: US
• Lenier but: Cuba
• Maammmad abdullaayev: AZERBAJAN
• Kamshybek Kunkabayev: Kazakhstan
• Ayoub Ghadfa: Spain

Itauma (12-0, 10 kos) hasn’t fought in His Body in His Short Two-Year Pro Career, and The Last decent amateur He fought Before Turning Professional Was in 2022 Against Stylians Roulias. Of The Fighters Itauma Fought in His Brief Time in the Amateur Ranks, Roulias Was Easily The Best. However, he wasn’t the top of the top super heavyweights.

Itauma looked Like a Deer Being Chased by A Wolf Against Roulias. He was not happy Fighting Someone Who Had Decent Power, And Wasn’t intimidated by His Potshots. Looking at that Fight, Itauma Loked Nowhere The Level of The Top World-Level Amateurs, Like Jalolov, Torrez, Pero, and Kunkabayev. He was just a simple, low-output fighter.

“Can he not? Ring magazine About His Belief That Dillian Whyte Can Defeat Itauma If He Drags Him Into The Later Rounds.

Itauma’s Knockout-Focused Style

Hrgovic is right. Itauma scores His Knockouts Early, Loading Up On Single Shots, Trying to Score One-Punch Knockouts. He’s Always Foodt That Way. He Doesn’t Stay In The Trenches and Brawl Like Mike Tyson, Who Fans Foolish Compare Him. Iauma Fights Nothing Like ‘Iron’ Mike Did. It’s All Single Shots. So, IF Whyte Can Last The Second Half of The Fight, He Can Tire Out Itauma, Break Him Down to Score to Knockout.

Unlike His Brother, Karol Itauma, Moses Carries a Lot of Flab Around The Sides Of His Midsection. He’s Got Those Fury-Esse Saddlebags That Seem Resistant To Training. That Weight Will Be Anchor for Him in The Second Half of the Fight When The Pace and The Pressure From Whyte Begin to Wear Him.

This Fight Awakens The Spirit in Whyte, Knowing That He’s Being Counced Out by Fans, and Expected to Be Knocked Out. You have to go back to whyte’s fingers with Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, Where Hey was doubted. Even then, He wasn’t counted out He is now.