In a seismic move for British boxing, legendary promoter Frank Warren has pulled off a major coup by signing teenage heavyweight phenomenon Moses Itauma to his Queensberry Promotions stable.
The 18-year-old prodigy, already being hailed as one of the most exciting prospects in world boxing, is set to make his professional debut imminently under the guidance of one of the sport's most influential figures.
A Star in the Making
Itauma arrives in the professional ranks with a fearsome reputation built on an astonishing amateur career. The Chatham-born powerhouse boasts a remarkable record, having secured 22 consecutive victories by knockout in the unpaid code.
His blistering power and technical prowess have drawn comparisons to some of the division's greats, making his transition to the professional game one of the most anticipated events in recent British boxing memory.
Frank Warren's Verdict
Speaking about his newest acquisition, Warren didn't hold back on his praise. "I am absolutely delighted to secure the services of Moses Itauma," the Hall of Fame promoter stated.
"He is the finest young heavyweight talent I have seen come out of this country and I have no doubt that he will quickly develop into a major force in the division."
Warren's confidence in the young fighter underscores the belief within boxing circles that Itauma possesses the raw materials to become a future world champion.
The Road Ahead
While an exact date for Itauma's professional bow remains under wraps, boxing insiders expect the teenager to feature on one of Queensberry's upcoming major cards.
The signing represents a significant statement of intent from Warren, who continues to build one of the most formidable stables in world boxing. Itauma joins a roster that includes current heavyweight stars and champions, providing the perfect environment for his development.
For British boxing fans, the emergence of another genuine heavyweight talent offers thrilling prospects for the future of the division both domestically and on the world stage.
