Moses Itauma and former heavyweight world title Dillian Whyte is reportedly on August 16 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, a main fight. This is one of three fights on the 16th card.
It will bite-who Saudi Arabia’s main event
As this scrap is the most important event in Saudi Arabia, it is believed that the untested, strong hyped itauma (12-0, 10 coes) and 37-year-old Whyte (31-3, 21 COs) can receive major wallets that they deserve.
It is a map that is sloping after the British audiences, because it is those who would be excited to see itauma fight for Whyte. American fans do not judge any of these heavyweights. So it will not interest them.
Planned August 16
- Moses Itauma vs. Dillian Whyte – Main liner. Itauma faces a struggling Whyte, which in his last years as a pro with every bit left in the tank after being knocked out by Tyson Fury and Alexander Povetkin.
- Raymond Ford vs. Anthony Cacace: This is the best battle on the map with a kilometer. These are the only two true talents on the entire map, and that includes the main event.
- Nick Ball against Sam Goodman -Mede-Feature Fight. Ball will defend its WBA springweight title against an unbeaten Super Bantamweight contender. It is unclear why a 122 -pound warrior is used rather than someone from the 126 -pound division. Goodman is essentially a prospect that does not yet have a fighter at the world level. He is 100% unworthy of a challenge for a world title.
“Moses Itauma will look at the status X.
If Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney are an indication of the type of dough itauma and the Journeyman Whyte, they could get wallets up to $ 10-20 million.
Itauma -development concern
The choice of Whyte is probably a downgrading the poor opposition that 20-year-old Itauma phased against Mike Balogun and Demsey McKean. Moses is not developed. He is produced in an artificial heavyweight to give the appearance of greatness.
In Dillian’s last battle on December 15 against travel man Ebenezer Tetteeh, he looked horrible. Whatever the minimal talent that whye had earlier in his career, it is at this late stage of his career.
The use of Whyte as the opponent of Moses Itauma will ensure he continues to win, but offers nothing to develop him. Itauma would be better to return to amateur development to mature correctly. He turned to just a short amateur career too early, and he has been holding poor opposition ever since.
Future heavyweight opponents for itauma
To develop Itauma properly to build him or at least see if he is good, he must fight these heavyweights in this order:
- Richard Torrez Jr.
- Agit Kabayel
- Philip Hrgovic
- Bakhodir Jalalov
- Zhilei Zhang
- Martin Bakole
- Sprinkle
- Lenier but
- Frank Sanchez
- Murat gas
Last updated on 06/07/2025
