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Frank Warren Confirms Unbeaten Heavyweight Prospect Moses Itauma Will Return On May 24th For His Next Fight
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The Moses Itauma next fight is set for May 24th on the Josh Taylor vs Ekow Essuman undercard, with an opponent currently unconfirmed. Who else could Itauma fight before the end of the year?
Moses Itauma Next Fight: Unbeaten Heavyweight Returns On May 24th In Scotland
Although not a household name in world boxing, Moses Itauma is certainly a man well known to the British public. Itauma is just 20-years-old, but is widely recognised as Britain’s next dominant world heavyweight champion.
The exciting British southpaw heavyweight has been touted for big things ever since turning professional back in January 2023. Fast forward to now and Itauma isn’t too far away from competing for world honours despite still being a relative novice.
Moses Itauma’s record now stands at 11-0 with nine KO’s. Since turning pro, Itauma has risen quickly up the ranks. He has won his last six consecutive fights by emphatic knockout, going past the second round on just two occasions in his entire professional career to date.
Last time out Itauma made a huge statement, knocking Demsey McKean out in Round 1 of their heavyweight bout on the Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk 2 undercard in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
His Excellency Turki Alalshikh is clearly a big fan of Itauma’s too, having fought on two of his shows in Saudi Arabia already. Going forward, it is likely that Itauma will continue to fight on these blockbuster Riyadh Season shows.
In regards to the Moses Itauma next fight, it has been confirmed that the unbeaten British heavyweight will return to the ring on May 24th on the Josh Taylor vs Ekow Essuman undercard in Glasgow, Scotland.
As of today an opponent is yet to be confirmed. However, rest assured the best UK boxing betting sites will list Moses Itauma as a heavy favourite to win his next fight via emphatic knockout, no matter who stands in the opposite corner.
Moses Itauma’s next fight is yet to be confirmed as the popular British heavyweight aims to continue his rise to the top of the heavyweight division.
Moses Itauma is set to return on the Josh Taylor vs Ekow Essuman card on May 24th in Glasgow, Frank Warren has told The Ring. pic.twitter.com/9M6vAcxoPT
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Could Moses Itauma Fight For A World Heavyweight Title Before The End Of The Year?
With promoter Frank Warren confirmed that Moses Itauma’s next fight will take place on May 24th, boxing fans are curious as to who could be standing opposite him in the corner.
It is unlikely that Itauma’s next fight will be against any household names, but that’s not to say that the unbeaten British heavyweight won’t be in the world title picture before the end of the year.
After his Round 1 blowout of Demsey McKean on the Tyson Fury vs Oleksandr Usyk 2 undercard last December, fans have been calling for Itauma to fight world world honours already, despite being just 20-years-old.
In of options going forward, it is a genuine possibility that Moses Itauma could fight world a version of the world heavyweight title before the end of 2025.
Daniel Dubois of course currently hold all four belts between them, but do not be surprised to see Itauma fight for a vacant belt, if Usyk vacates one, before Christmas.
The Anthony Joshua, which won’t happen due to both training together with Ben Davison.
Going forward, Moses Itauma’s next fight after May 24th could well be against a fellow world level fighter for a version of a World Heavyweight Title belt.
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