Moses Ituma: The teenager from Britain Southpaw Heavy Heavy Weight

If you follow the heavyweight scene and you have not yet marked Moses Ituma, you are back. The child is only 20 years old, born on December 28, 2004 in Kežmarok, Slovakia, now based in Kent, the United Kingdom, and already causes that experienced professionals seem to have walked through the wrong ring.

Pro: 12–0 (10 kos)
Height/scope: 6’2 ” / 78.7″
Weight: 109 kg of 239 lbs)
Position: Southpaw
Coach: Well Davison
Titles: WBO Heavy Heavy Inter-Continental Weight Champion
Rankings: Wbo #1, wba #3

Of the Gold fond of Pro Fast Lane

The amateur race of Ituma was impeccable: 24 wins, 0 losses, 11 stops. He collected gold in schools, juniors, youth Europeans and heavy world -wide world championships. By the age of 18, he had signed with Queensberry promotions and was directly with the advantages.

Pro street – Type all from the first day

DEBUT: Wembley Arena, January 28, 2023 – flattened Marcel Bode in 23 seconds to Beterbiev -Yardne. No slow start, no sensation process. He walked down, shot a shot and detonated a left on his guard. On.

Two months later, Telford – Ramon Alberto Ibarra. The same result, different victim. Since then, it has been fighting more often than some of the belts defended, maintaining the healthy KO proportion.

The largest scalp so far? Demsey McKean in Riyadh. McKean had only lost once earlier, but Ituma put it on the deck twice in two minutes. His left hand as a sled, patience as a ten -year -old professional.

Style breakdown

• Southpaw Pressure: Cut the ring without chasing, forcing adversaries where they want them.

• Ring IQ: It drives you, and then punishes the opening.

• Power: Short and precise shots that do not need a finish to end a fight.

• Durability: “Nigerian force, Eslvak Grit” – As Ituma says.

• Calm under the fire: It smells like blood but does not rush, it only narrows the trap.

It is the combination of physical and the fight against intelligence that makes it dangerous at any struggle.

The path in front of you

Unbeaten. High classified. Fighting often. Ituma made it clear: he wants Mike Tyson’s record to be the youngest heavyweight champion in history. Looking at its schedule and the way opponents are dismantled, it is not out of reach.

For now, he is the opponent that no contestant wants. For the future, it is an act of potential holder on the largest nights of boxing.