Moses Itauma predicts a ‘pretty quick’ knockout of Dillian Whyte in Riyadh; Will his game plan lead to a KO on Dazn PPV?

Moses Itauma predicts that he is going to knock Dillian Whyte out “Regularly fast” Saturday night in Riyadh. The Queensberry-promoting Itauma (12-0, 10 COs) says he will ko whyte (31-3, 23) if he follows ‘the game plan’ in their 12-round head Dazn ppv.

The 20-year-old Itauma has already been arranged by the WBO at number 1 despite zero victories over credible opponents.

“If I go according to the game plan, I have to do it,” Moses Itauma says to Boxnation when asked if he believes he will knock Dillian Whyte on Saturday. “Pretty fast. I don’t know if he fits my speed for speed. Whatever they have, I will come prepared. I can’t wait to rock and roll. “

Who knocked out Itauma that made him believe that he would stop Dillian so fast? 45-year-old Mariusz Wach? 41-year-old Mike Balogun? The opposition that Queensberry fed Itauma was frighteningly bad.

“It doesn’t matter to me. I still get the same when I sell 10 tickets or 50 tickets. You want me to admit everything and put pressure on myself,” Itauma said.

“It wasn’t a 16-week camp for Dillian Whyte. I generally had a 16-week camp because I was Mike Balogun, who was obviously a difficult workout and a difficult camp,” Itauma said. “Even though the opponent wasn’t the biggest, I still needed to practice as he was. The training camp was still difficult. I had a week’s rest and then returned straight into the training camp. ‘

Itauma’s physique still looks chubby to someone who went through a 16-week camp. If he was really in a training camp for so long, he should not have limited himself to the limit of heart and diet, because he still had a lot of fat around his frame. If he practiced hard, that fat wouldn’t be there. With the way itauma is pumped up as the next major heavyweight, it must be difficult to give him as coach. How do you do something if he feels like he’s just going through the motions? Again, Itauma doesn’t look like a fighter who went through a 16-week camp.

“I think it’s a very different version of Dillian. I think he’s going to try to box me because he lost the weight. Obviously, he’s not trying to knock me out or take me out in the first few rounds. He doesn’t want a tear because he can’t do it for ten rounds. So, I think he’ll try me to try me, ‘says Itauma.

Whyte has the kind of power to go war with Itauma for 10 to 12 rounds. We do not know how well itauma can get a punch, because she opposes her so poor, both on an amateur and professional level. Whyte can strike itauma if he ends up in this battle. This is really the first time in Itauma’s life that he has fought a puncher.

If you look at the records of Itauma’s opponents during his short amateur career, it is shocking how weak they were. He never reached the level of fighters that are usually seen in top amateurs.

On a professional level, Itauma was linked by his promoters at Queensberry against Strictly Lesser Fighters, but he was suspended as if he had faced murderers. It makes you suspicious that he is sold to the public as better than him.

Given the hype that itauma received, he should have fought better opposition. It is different in the UK than in the US to receive the kind of praise and publicity that itauma receives. He had to fight murderers if he was American.