Moses Ituma: The future of heavy weight division

Moses Ituma beat Dillian Whyte for Tko in the first round of his ten -round combination scheduled for Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday night. Whether or not the ituma winner included a rabbit punch, it was an impressive screen. The 20 -year -old Ituma has been compared to Mike Tyson, who won the World Heavy Weight Championship in 1986, at the age of 20, against Trevor Berbick.

It has been said that ituma can be shot in the global heavy weight title later this year. This, however, can be premature, as Dillian Whyte was the only elite boxer who has fought during his short career for just over two and a half years. In addition, so far the resistance to ituma punch has not been tested. It is not known if it has the durability of a 12 round struggle, only having a maximum of 06 rounds in any of its 13 professional fights.

After seeing the fight against Ituma against Whyte in Ringside, the boxing promoter Eddie Hearn said he wanted to see Ituma fight against “a heavy heavyweight alive and active.” You could go further to argue that this fighter should have some name recognition and still in place. There are many fighters, who will give Itumea such a necessary experience and valuable lessons to learn.

His management team is probably aware that there are heavy weights here, which will not simply be set and only presented against ituma for a day of payment. They will challenge him, they will take him to places he had never been before, and even before putting ituma in danger of losing his unbeaten record. It needs attacks with fighters like these, just to make it understand that not all the struggles he will have during his career will be as unilaterals as he has so far.

How many fights does ituma have before you are given a world title, it depends on how you face the fights you have after its against Dillian Whyte. It is debatable that Ituma must be patient and treat his career as a learning curve.

As a young man, he needs the right orientation, which can only be provided by his management team. He may be a man in a hurry and wishes acknowledgment at the same time. However, he must stop his impatience. It may seem cruel to say -but ituma has to learn to track it before you can walk.

Ituma’s victory against Whyte was a good start. But it was only a beginning. Ituma has a long way to go before you can say that it is the true treatment. It is expected that it will be kept with header during this process and pay some attention to the people who tell you whatever you want to hear.

According to his credit, Ituma said after his fight on Saturday night that he does not deserve a world title right now. A real heavy boxing enthusiasts should be animated by this attitude and hope that it remains on the ground during their trip to the top of the game.

When the time is correct, Moses Ituma can take advantage of their opportunity and show that the alleged ones did on their behalf, which is the future of the heavy weight division were not baseless words, but very rooted in reality.