Brit heavyweight ‘should not be in conversation for world titles, says rival
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The rising British boxer Moses Itauma has been warned about the recording of world titles fighting in this phase of his career.
Heavyweight Rival Dave Allen thinks that 20-year-old has the talent, but lacks the necessary experience to challenge a world champion.
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Itauma‘s Professional Record is on 12-0 with his most recent win Against Mike Balogun In the WBO intercontinental competition in Glasgow.
Brit, born in Slovak, dropped his American opponent Bologun, 41, three times in two rounds before he ended it with a TKO.
And WBA Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion Dave Allen has given his opinion about the breakthrough star.
All told Talking: “I think he’s the real deal, but to go from the opposition he is standing Joseph Parker Would be irresponsible matchmakinG.
“People are talking about Itauma boxing for a world title soon, he is now miles.”
“He can beat someone in two or three rounds right now. But we haven’t seen him pass by there.
“I think he is an incredible prospect, but that’s all he is still.”
The emerging heavyweight star became professional two years ago and already has 10 KOs on his record.
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All recognized the talent of Itauma, but thinks he should take a more calculated root to shoot a shot on a world title.
He added: “We haven’t even seen him for a British title. Demsey McKean is a British title level, he should not be in that conversation for Joseph Parker.
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“Not for talent, attacking he is already one of the best heavyweights in the world. But he has not been discussed and was not affected.”
All called Anthony Joshua’s Rival Jermaine Franklin as the perfect opponent to take him past the first rounds.
The 33-year-old said: “We have to see him with someone who gives him a fight, I think someone like Jermaine Franklin.
“I think he can become world champion, but now talking about titles is just too much, he is miles out.”
Itauma, who is Frank Warren’s hunter, was initially tipped as a teenager to break the youngest world champion record of Mike Tyson at the age of 20 and four months.
He will probably return to the undercard of Oleksandr usyk’s rematch With Daniel Dubois.
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