British boxing's brightest heavyweight hope, Moses Itauma, is preparing to light up the ring once again this December as the undefeated phenom continues his relentless march toward world title contention.
The 19-year-old knockout artist, who has steamrolled through every opponent placed before him, confirmed to The Independent that fight negotiations are underway for what promises to be another explosive performance before year's end.
The Road to Championship Glory
Itauma's ambition burns as fiercely as his punching power. The Chatham-born fighter has set himself an audacious timeline, aiming to challenge for world honours within just ten professional fights. With his current record standing perfect through seven bouts - all ending inside the distance - the young heavyweight appears to be ahead of schedule.
"I'm looking to get the world title in the next three fights," Itauma declared with the confidence of a veteran. "I'm seven fights in, I want it by fight ten."
A Family Legacy of Power
Boxing runs deep in the Itauma bloodline. Moses trains alongside his older brother Karol, another promising heavyweight making waves in the professional ranks. Their combined power has become the stuff of legend in British boxing circles, with both brothers demonstrating frightening knockout ability.
The younger Itauma's development has been carefully managed by promoter Ben Shalom, who recognizes the special talent he has on his hands. "We want to keep him active, keep him learning," Shalom noted, emphasizing the importance of steady progression for such a young fighter.
Learning from the Best
Itauma's education extends beyond his own fights. The rising star has been soaking up knowledge from boxing's biggest stages, recently attending Tyson Fury's showdown with Francis Ngannou in Riyadh.
Such experiences provide invaluable lessons for the young heavyweight, who understands that technical skill must complement raw power at the highest level. His training regimen focuses on refining his already formidable arsenal while developing the ring IQ needed to solve boxing's toughest puzzles.
What's Next for British Boxing's Brightest Hope?
While his December opponent remains unconfirmed, the boxing world eagerly awaits Itauma's next appearance. Each fight brings him closer to his ultimate goal - becoming Britain's next heavyweight world champion.
With his combination of youth, power, and unwavering self-belief, Moses Itauma represents the future of the heavyweight division. This December, British fight fans will get another glimpse of what could be boxing's next great champion in the making.
