Moses Ituma Fight on July 19, there is no title yet

Promoter Frank Warren said he wants his heavy weight, Moses Ituma, to have experience before fighting for a world title. Warren says he could have obtained a world title of 20 years (12-0, 10 kos), but he wants to develop. Ituma will fight against an opponent still determined on July 19 at the Wembley Stadium in London.

Warren delays the title Ituma

Frank did not mention who could fight the card, but it will have to be someone lasting to gain -no value. You need to develop your resistance. It is useless if it will coincide against another low level.

For some fans, it seems that there is no real intention to develop Moses Ituma. It is about creating a bombo work to deepen the retired Tyson Fury shoes to keep the money flowing into the spigot.

There is no real step with ituma. It looks like your career is designed for a different purpose, a type of smoke and myrders to give the artificial look of greatness. There are rumors that Ituma has a glass jaw.

The two names mentioned by Francis Warren, Jermaine Franklin and Otto Wallin, as possible opponents to Ituma to fight next July, have been criticized. Both are considered as ham and Eggers who have no power or talent. Wallen occurs a 41 -year -old derek chisora ​​loss. Therefore, this shows you the value it has as a potential opponent for Ituma.

Best ituma struggle options

– Philip Hrgovic
– Richard Torrez Jr.
– Zhilei Zhang
– Bakhodir Jalalov

Critics of Ituma Matchups

The WBO chose to give Ituma a ranking number 1 after its second round of Mike Balogun, 36, last Saturday in Glasgow. Given the weak rival and plastic curriculum of Ituma, full of obscure second -level opposition fighters, you can argue that it should be classified at number 15 by sanctioning bodies.

Ituma continues to fight the opposition of the Minor League, and it is not fair for him or the fans who have moved to the first place in the ranking. The WBA has Moses in place number 3 and IBF #7.

“Parker is WBO Provisional Champion right now, so it will not happen on July 19. We couldn’t afford to do it at Wembley’s Union,” said Frank Warren to The ring. “We could have shot the dice and get Moses to be a world title, but his career is a marathon, not a sprint. I want him to learn his trade. We will see his options for his next opponent the following week.”