QueensBerry Boxing Faces Tough Choice: Does Young Moses Itauma Risk Career Derailment Against Usyk?

Moses Itauma’s First-Round Of Dillian Whyte Last Saturday night High to Him to Him to Heavyweight Division, Oleksandr usy, Next for the Gold.

QueensBerry Has to Whever The Want To Rush The 20-Year-Old Itauma Into A World Title Fight Against The Vastly Experienced Usyk. You Can’t Blame Them IF to Thy’re Reluctant To Do That.

After the Way of Oleksandr Twice Dealt with Daniel Dubois, Knocking Him Out, and Derailing His Career at Early Age, Why Would Queensberry Want That to Happen to Itama? The Way Itauma Fought, Usyk Would Have Easily Solved That Style and Picked Him Apart.

Dubois 2.0 Warning

Moses Loked Very Deliberate With His Bread-And-Butter Punch, The Left Hand. Usyk Would Have Neutralized That Weapon Last Saturday, Taking The Inexperienced Prospect The Second Half of The Fight and Exposing Him As Yet Another Pretender to The Throne. In other words, DUBOIS 2.0. Itauma is Being Hyped Just Like Dubois Was Victories Over Similar Low-Level Opposition. It’s Like Deja vu. History Repeats Itself with a Different name, But the Same Formula Of Scrubs Being Fed and Immediate Hype Fans, Looking for a New Hero.

If you actually look at How Itauma Performed Inside The Ring Last Saturday, It Wasn’t Very Complicated. He jabbed the body again The Slow, Weak, and Feeble-Looking 37-Year-Old Whyte (31-4, 21 Kos).

Rabbit Punches and A Win

When Itauma Saw That Dillian Was Throw Punches, He Unloaded His Artillery On Him, Hurt With Him with Two Rabbit Punches to Drop Him. That was it. Whene WHYTE got up, The Fight was Halted Honted Hurt From The Hunches to The Back Of The Head. The Only Impressive Thing That Itama did in the Fight was Land A Couple of Well-Placed Rabbit Shots That The Referee Should Have Seen.

“People Even Him to a Young Mike Tyson. TalkSport BoxingTalking about Itauma Moses.

Itauma Lacks The Toughness and Grit That Young 20-Year-Old Mike Tyson Showed When He First Won His World Title Against Berbick. Tyson Wasn’t Afraid to stand in the Pocket and Throw Bombs. Itauma Fights More Like Shakur Stevenson, Moving Around, Throwing Single Shots, and Retreating Three Feet at The First Sign Of Aggression.

No progression in Style

He’s Fighting Like Thia Semce HE was Amateur. There has been the progression by Moses in His Fundamental Style. The Only Difference is he’s put on Weight, Getting Chunkier As He’s Aged. What itauma was then, He is Now. No improvement, no development. His Opposition is Even Worse As A Pro Than It W When It Was Was Fighting In The Amateur Ranks. That’s saying a because Itauma Never Fought on The World Stage in His Brief 20-Fight Career Before Turning Pro.

“Usy has been probably seen the Likes Itauma Years Agara. That’s Come His Way, Hasn’t He? I Wouldn’t BACK USYK Right Now in That Fight, “Said Adam Catter Right.